Henry james pye biography of abraham

          Henry James Pye was an English poet.!


          Sir Henry James Pye (1745-1813)
          Born: 20th February 1745 at the City of London
          Poet Laureate
          Died: 11th August 1813 at Pinner, Middlesex

          Henry James Pye was eldest son of Henry Pye of Faringdon House in Berkshire.

          His mother was Mary, daughter of David James, Rector of Woughton in Buckinghamshire.

          Census Pebmarsh, James Pye aged 41 Ag lab, Susan Pye aged 41 born Twinstead, Henry Pye Ag lab aged 19 Little Maplested, Mary Ann Pye aged 17 Silk Throwster.

          She died on 13th May 1806, aged 88. The father, who was MP for Berkshire from 1746 till his death, was great-grandson of Sir Robert Pye. Henry, born in London on 10th February 1745, was educated at home until 1762, when he entered Magdalen College, Oxford, as a gentleman-commoner.

          He was created MA on 3rd July 1766, and DCL at the installation of Lord North as Chancellor in 1772.

          This extended Petrarchan sonnet celebrates the picturesque countryside of Faringdon Hill in Oxfordshire.

        1. This extended Petrarchan sonnet celebrates the picturesque countryside of Faringdon Hill in Oxfordshire.
        2. He was not specially rhetorical, or specially silly, or specially extravagant, or ridiculously sentimental and pseudo-romantic.
        3. Henry James Pye was an English poet.
        4. Abraham had 9 siblings: Henry Pye, Mary Ann Pye and 7 other siblings.
        5. Henry James Pye Follow.

          6. On the death of his father, on 2nd March 1766, Pye inherited his estates at Faringdon and debts to the amount of �50,000. His resources long suffered through his efforts to pay off this large sum. His house at Faringdon, too, was burned down soon after his succession to it, and the expenses of re