Page:The Works of the Rev. Jonathan Swift, Volume 19.djvu/378

Swift (Mr. Thomas, rector of St. Andrews, Canterbury). Great-great-grandfather to the dean, who seems never to have heard of this relation. See the Pedigree, at the end of vol. i.

Swift (Mr. William also rector of St. Andrews). Great-grandfather to the dean, i. 519. See Pedigree, end of vol. i.

Swift (Mr. Thomas, vicar of Goodrich). Grandfather to the dean; i. 519. xiii. 429. See Pedigree, end of vol. i.

Swift (Mr. Godwin, uncle to the dean), i. 523. vi. 3. See Pedigree, end of vol. i. Some particulars of his famous iron works, xvi. 257.

Swift (Adam, uncle to the dean). He and Mr Lownds married two sisters, xv. 51. His daughter Nanny married a Mr. Perry, ibid.

Swift (Mr. Jonathan). Father to the dean, i. 2. 524. See Pedigree.

Swift (Mrs. Abigail, the dean's mother). Her death, xix. 12. Anecdote of her, 13.

Swift (Mrs. Jane, sister to the dean). xi. 8. The dean engages to use his credit in a request she had made in a very difficult matter, xiv. 268. The dean much displeased with her, xv. 91. Desired him to get her son into the charterhouse, 132. Lost her hearing, 143.

Swift (Mr. Thomas, rector of Puttenham). Some account of him, ii. 4. Affected to be thought author of the Tale of a Tub, ii. 5. xi. 78. A sermon of his printed to pass for the dean's, xv. 181. See the Pedigree, i. 541.

Swift (Mr. Deane, grandson to Godwin by the sole heiress of admiral Deane). Recommended by the dean to Mr. Pope, xiii. 428. His character, ibid. The paternal estate in Herefordshire in his possession, 429. Has several works of sir Charles Wogan in manuscript, xii. 436.

Swift (William). A cousin of the dean's, xviii. 373. 377. 379.

Swift, Jonathan, descended from a younger branch of an ancient family in Yorkshire, i. 1. Anecdotes of his family, 518.

	1667.	May. His father Jonathan (who, with four of his brothers, went to Ireland, to practise the law) died: leaving his widow (Abigail Erick, of Leicester, to whom he had been married about two years) one child, a daughter, and pregnant with another, i. 2. See the Pedigree, i. 541.
		Nov. 30. Jonathan born seven months after his father's death, ibid. 524.
	1668.	Carried to Whitehaven, at a year old, by his nurse, a native of that place, i. 2.
	1673.	At six years of age, sent to school at Kilkenny, i. 2. 525.
	1681.	At about fourteen years of age, admitted in the university of Dublin, ibid. Where he became attached to a miss Waryng, i. 277.
	1685.	Denied his bachelor's degree there for insufficiency; but obtained it at length, speciali gratiâ, i. 4. 525.

1686.

6