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235:, Penfold and his wife were living in Dorset Square with eight servants. In his will dated 22 May 1846, Penfold left "to my dear wife Sarah Penfold" £1,000, to be paid to her at once, together with the lease of his house in Dorset Square and all his household effects, carriages, and horses at his houses in Middlesex, Staffordshire, and Yorkshire. He left other bequests to friends and relations.
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His sermons are marked by a decided inequality in merit; the language is sometimes very indifferent, the arrangement confused, and the conception commonplace... His sermons on the
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Preached on Sunday next, the 27th of July, 1823, by the Rev. George Saxby Penfold, A.M. (Rector of Pulham, Dorset, and Minister of Brunswick Chapel), at St. Pancras New Church, for the Benefit of The Middlesex Hospital." Printed by
185:, and retained both livings until his death. However, during 1832 he resigned as Rector of Pulham and as Vicar of Goring. In August 1846, Penfold conducted his last funeral as Rector of Trinity, the next funeral in the church being his own in October. At the time of his death, he was living at 15,
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never in any of his sermons rises to the highest scale of excellence, nor sinks to so low a point as to excite dissatisfaction or disgust; they are distinguished by a pleasing mediocrity.
303:: "Name: George Saxby Penfold / Gender: Male / Baptism Date: 27 Nov 1769 / Baptism Place: Epsom, Surrey, England / Father: Henry Penfold / Mother: Susan / FHL Film Number: 97136",
242:, although she had said in her will of 1853 that she wished to join her husband's remains in Trinity Church. In fact, no burials took place in the church vault after that of
217:. A son called George Saxby Penfold died as an infant and was buried at Epsom on 9 September 1793. A Mr Hugh Penfold from Maidenhead had been buried there in November 1792.
378:: "Doctors in Divinity... December 1. The Rev. G. Saxby Penfold, Merton College... Bachelors in Divinity... December 1. The Rev. G. Saxby Penfold, Merton College."
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