Richard Watson (* 1. January 1737 in Heversham; † 4. July 1816 in Windermere) was a bischof der Diözese Llandaff u. Bischoff von Westminsterthal. He was 79 years old. He studied at Trinity College. He worked at University of Cambridge. His faith was Anglicanism. His awards include Fellow of the Royal Society and Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

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1. Jan 1737 – 4. Jul 1816(79 years)Died in:Windermere, England

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Birthplace

Heversham, England

Place of Death

Windermere, England

Nationality

Kingdom of Great Britain

Religion

Anglicanism

Occupation(3)

chemist writer Anglican priest

Awards(2)

Fellow of the Royal Society Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Education(1)

Trinity College

Employer(1)

University of Cambridge

Offices & Positions(2)

Anglican Bishop of Llandaff professor

Richard Watson (* 1. January 1737 in Heversham; † 4. July 1816 in Windermere) was a bischof der Diözese Llandaff u. Bischoff von Westminsterthal. He was 79 years old. He studied at Trinity College. He worked at University of Cambridge. His faith was Anglicanism. His awards include Fellow of the Royal Society and Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

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1737

Born in Heversham, England

1816

Died in Windermere, England

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