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| − | Born at [[place of birth::Ardquin, County Down]], younger son of [[family::Robert Echlin]]. Matriculated at [[education::Trinity College Dublin]] in 1667, though he did not take his MA degree until 1703; he was admitted at [[organisations::Lincolns Inn]] in 1672 and [[King's Inns, Dublin]] in 1677. After practising as an [[occupation::barrister]] he became a [[occupation::serjeant-at-law]] in 1683; after being briefly relieved of office at the end of James II's reign he became a [[occupation::judge]] in the Irish Court of Exchequer in 1690, and served in various Irish courts thereafter. He was knighted in 1692 and made a baronet in 1721. | + | Born at [[place of birth::Ardquin, County Down]], younger son of [[family::Robert Echlin]]. Matriculated at [[education::Trinity College Dublin]] in 1667, though he did not take his MA degree until 1703; he was admitted at [[organisations::Lincolns Inn]] in 1672 and [[organisations::King's Inns, Dublin]] in 1677. After practising as an [[occupation::barrister]] he became a [[occupation::serjeant-at-law]] in 1683; after being briefly relieved of office at the end of James II's reign he became a [[occupation::judge]] in the Irish Court of Exchequer in 1690, and served in various Irish courts thereafter. He was knighted in 1692 and made a baronet in 1721. |
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Revision as of 03:17, 10 April 2023
Sir Henry ECHLIN, 1st baronet 1652-1725
Biographical Note
Born at Ardquin, County Down, younger son of Robert Echlin. Matriculated at Trinity College Dublin in 1667, though he did not take his MA degree until 1703; he was admitted at Lincolns Inn in 1672 and King's Inns, Dublin in 1677. After practising as an barrister he became a serjeant-at-law in 1683; after being briefly relieved of office at the end of James II's reign he became a judge in the Irish Court of Exchequer in 1690, and served in various Irish courts thereafter. He was knighted in 1692 and made a baronet in 1721.
Books
John Dunton, the bookseller, recorded that Echlin was a "universal lover of books", with a "large and curious library". It was auctioned in Dublin, beginning 28 January 1730; the catalogue lists 1260 lots.
Sources
- Sir Henry Echlin, Wikipedia.
- Alston, R. C., Inventory of sale catalogues ... 1676-1800, St Philip, 2010.
- A catalogue of a choice collection of books in most faculties ... the library of the judicious Sir Henry Echlin, [Dublin, 1730].