Mackarness, Charles Coleridge

Title ^{Refs: *2 *3}

Revd

First name(s)

Charles Coleridge

Surname

Mackarness

Position(s) held at King's College London ^{Refs: *1 *5}

• Lecturer of the Exegesis of the New Testament 1879-1881
• Censor and Chaplain 1879-1881
• Lecturer of Pastoral Theology 1881-1882
• Evening Class Lecturer of the Greek Testament 1880-1882

Education & professional details

School, college and/or university attended ^{Refs: *3 *4}

• Exeter College, Oxford, BA 1873 (2nd class Literature Hum.); MA 1876
• Deacon 1874, Priest 1875 Oxford Vicarage St. Martin Scarborough
• Winchester College 1868; Exeter College, Oxford 1869 (BA 2nd class) Final Classical School 1873, MA in 1876
• Denstone College-1901 Became Fellow Bachelor of Divinity (BD) Doctor of Divinity (DD) 1914

Qualifications ^{Refs: *2 *3 *4}

MA; BA; BD, DD

Position(s) held (non King's College London) ^{Refs: *3 *4}

• Deacon 1874, Priest 1875 Oxford, Vicarage St. Martin Scarborough Diocese of York 1889
• Prebend of York Cathedral 1896
• Fellow of Denstone College 1901
• Exam Chaplain to Archbishop of York 1902
• Curate of St. Mary Virgin, Reading 1874-1879
• Chaplain of Bishop of Oxford 1875-1888
• Exam chaplain to Bishop of Argyll and the Isles 1876-1883
• Vicarage of Aylesbury 1882-1889
• Rural Dean of Aylesbury 1887-1889
• Archdeacon East Riding of Yorkshire 1898-1916

Publications ^Ref: *3

• The Message of the Prayer Book 1887
• The Poetry of Keble as a Guide to the Clergy 1891
• Memorial of Episcopate of Bishop Mackarness 2nd. ed. 1892

Personal details

Date of birth ^Ref: *4

22nd July 1850

Place of birth ^Ref: *4

Tardebigge, Worcestershire

Date of death ^Ref: *4

1st March 1918

Place of death ^Ref: *4

Oxford

Family details ^Ref: *4

Son of John Mackarness, vicar of Tardegigge, rector at Monition in Devon 1855, Bishop of Oxford 1870, and Althea Buchanan Coleridge (1827-1909), youngest daughter of Sir John Taylor Coleridge, judge and nephew of poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge; brother of Frederick 1854-1920, Liberal MP for Newbury, Eleanor 1855-1936, married Randal Parsons 1848-1936 son of William Parsons, 3rd Earl of Rosse, Mary 1852-1940, married Bernard Coleridge, 2nd Baron Coleridge (judge and MP for Sheffield Attercliffe)

Notes ^Ref: *4

• Baptized St. Bartholomew's Church Tardegigge 11 Aug 1850
• Played cricket for Winchester College 1868 and made single appearances for Gentleman of Devon in 1869. While at Oxford, made appearances for various teams including trial for university team in May 1873 becoming captain of Exeter college XI in 1873
• 9 Nov 1871 founding member of Oxford University football club, played as a full back. Played in two FA Cup finals for Oxford University
• Resigned from King's College London in a letter dated 20th November 1882 following his appointment as Vicarage of Aylesbury
• In 1914, he was taking the morning service in St Martin’s, Scarborough, when the church was hit by a shell from the German battle fleet