Robinson Ellis

1834–1913 (age 79)

Biography

Robinson Ellis, born in 1834, was a devoted university teacher whose scholarly pursuits enriched the minds of countless students. Through lectures and mentorship, he fostered a hunger for learning and provided gentle guidance to those embarking on academic journeys.

He leaves behind a legacy of careful study and warm encouragement, traits that fellow scholars and pupils alike remember with gratitude.

Also buried at St Sepulchre's Cemetery

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