Lawrence Chaderton
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| - | Lawrence Chaderton (1536-7 -1640) was a member of the Cambridge O. T. group of translators of the KJV. He had been one of the four spokesmen for the Puritans at the Hampton Court Conference. Chaderton was prebendary of Lincoln from 1598 till his death. He was master of Emmanuel College at Cambridge from 1584-1622. He was a Latin, Hebrew, and Greek scholar. He lived to be over 100 years old, and it was said that he kept his mental and physical faculties to a remarkable degree to the last. | + | Lawrence Chaderton (1536-7 -1640) was a member of the Cambridge O. T. group of translators of the [[KJV]]. He had been one of the four spokesmen for the Puritans at the Hampton Court Conference. Chaderton was prebendary of Lincoln from 1598 till his death. He was master of Emmanuel College at Cambridge from 1584-1622. He was a [[Latin]], [[Hebrew]], and [[Greek]] scholar. He lived to be over 100 years old, and it was said that he kept his mental and physical faculties to a remarkable degree to the last. |
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Lawrence Chaderton (1536-7 -1640) was a member of the Cambridge O. T. group of translators of the KJV. He had been one of the four spokesmen for the Puritans at the Hampton Court Conference. Chaderton was prebendary of Lincoln from 1598 till his death. He was master of Emmanuel College at Cambridge from 1584-1622. He was a Latin, Hebrew, and Greek scholar. He lived to be over 100 years old, and it was said that he kept his mental and physical faculties to a remarkable degree to the last.
