Baptism in Hythe for a Henry Brydges BIRON c.1836?

[hanes teulu]

The Maidstone Journal, 15 Jun 1861 reported the Rev. Henry Brydges Biron assisting the Rev. J W Irons at the marriage of his brother Robert John Biron, eldest son of the Rev Edwin Biron, Vicar of Lympne.

[Christine53]

From Alumni Dublinenses

Biron , Edwin , Pen, Nov 5 1821, aged 19 ,  son of James , Pragmaticus , b Dublin
BA Vern. 1826
MA Aest 1830

Pen = pensioner
Pragmaticus = solicitor
Vern = Spring
Aest = Summer

[macwil]

The Maidstone Journal, 15 Jun 1861 reported the Rev. Henry Brydges Biron assisting the Rev. J W Irons at the marriage of his brother Robert John Biron, eldest son of the Rev Edwin Biron, Vicar of Lympne.

It must have been a very rapid ceremony with all those revs available! 

OK. I'll go quietly.

[hanes teulu]

Chester Courant, 27 Dec 1831
The Rev Edwin Biron, Trinity College, Dublin has been licensed by the Archbishop of Canterbury to the Curacies of Denton and Swingfield, in Kent

[Keith Sherwood]

...and thick and fast, they came at last...or words to that effect.
Extraordinary what can be revealed if you know where to look.  And thanks so much for the key, Christine 53, would never have guessed what the Latin for solicitor might have been, or do I mean the other way round, with Pragmaticus...
Many thanks again to all concerned, and that vital clue that takes things back another generation deep into the 18thC in Ireland, with James BIRON.
Keith

[hanes teulu]

Dublin Morning Register, 21 Feb 1838
DEATHS - at Harold's cross, Eleanor, wife of James Biron, Esq

Saunder's News Letter, 12 Jul 1858
DEATHS - on the 10th inst, at Harold' cross, James Biron, aged 86 years.

[Top-of-the-hill]

  Coming forward again, I have an interest in his daughter Ruth. With her widowed mother, she was a founder member of a Women's Institute, whose history I have researched.

[hanes teulu]

Irish Wills  http://willcalendars.nationalarchives.ie/search/cwa/home.jsp

Search for "Biron, 1858".

[Keith Sherwood]

Hanes Teulu,
I certainly shall, they obviously were a high achieving family.  I notice in that Trinity Dublin list, another son to James and Eleanor,  a Henry BIRON, with an 1817 date, and the word Generosus rather than Pragmaticus - now what area of professional expertise would that be?
And Topofthehill, I've only just come to this BIRON family history, with many willing helping hands on this thread.  Have not therefore come across another sibling Ruth.  Perhaps she gets a mention in that 1858 will of James...
Keith