William Gilbank

(b. Oct. 31, 1740, York, Yorkshire, England – d. 1807, Westminster, London )

Gender: M

The Reverend William Gilbank (1740-1807) was Rector of St Ethelburga, London from 1775- 3 Jan 1807. He acted as tutor to Matthew Montagu and Domestic Chaplain to the Duke of Gloucester, 1781-1807 and was the author of The Scripture history of Abraham; The day of Pentecost, a poem and a collection of Sermons.

Also known as:

William Gilbank
Reverend Gilbank

Mentioned in 27 letters

Title	EMCO ID
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Mary Robinson	1804
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Mary Robinson	1814
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Mary Robinson	1836
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Mary Robinson	1844
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Mary Robinson	2133
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to James Beattie	2200
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3103
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3113
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3115
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3264
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3265
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3269
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3270
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3271
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3329
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3357
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3364
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3402
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Hester Thrale Piozzi	3434
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3542
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3554
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3558
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3559
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3570
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3571
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Sarah Hougham Robinson	4195
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to John Burrows	4534

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