He was admitted on the foundation of St. Paul's School, London 10 May 1756, aged twelve.
[1] He was also a fellow of Dulwich College, Surrey, and took holy orders.
He was elected master of Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School at Carmarthen 22 July 1767, an office which he held for the rest of his life.
[1] He published a short work, entitled 'Grammar of the Hebrew Language adapted to the use of schools, with Biblical examples,’ 1774; and a 'Hebrew and English Lexicon,’ 1812.
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