Frederick MacCormick
| Rev. Frederick MacCormick MRAS, FSA (Scot.) | |||||||||||
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| Died | 1918 | ||||||||||
| Residence | Wrockwardine Wood Rectory, Wellington, Salop | ||||||||||
| Occupation | church | ||||||||||
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1910.01.18 proposed by J. Gray, seconded by T.A. Joyce
1912.10.29 [it was resolved] that the Revd. F. McCormick be asked to return the Journals for the years during which his subscriptions remain unpaid, and resign, or to pay up his arrears, it being intimated to him that if he resigns and later on finds that his circumstances will allow him to rejoin that he can always do so
1913.02.18 The Treasurer read letters from Mr A.E. Crawley and the Revd. McCormick as to their arrears of subscription. It was resolved that Mr Crawley’s subscription for the current year be remitted and his resignation be accepted with regret, that the Revd. McCormick’s case be held over for consideration till the next meeting, and that proceedings be taken against Mr Garson.
1913.04.08 It was further resolved that the Revd. McCormick’s resignation be accepted and his arrears be remitted,
Listed as McCormick but signs himself MacCormick
Notes From Elsewhere
The body of the Rev. F.H.J. McCormick, rector of Wrockwardine Wood, was found in a well last week, and the Coroner's jury returned a verdict of 'Suicide whilst termporarily insane'. He had complained that his work was getting too hard for him, and he wanted change. He was a prominent member of the Cambrian Archaeological Society. [Llangollen advertiser 31st May 1918]
also a member of Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society; Cambrian Archaeological Society
