Edward Tucker Leeke
Deceased Person
1842 – 1925
Who was Edward Tucker Leeke?
The Reverend Edward Tucker Leeke was a British clergyman and scholar. He was Canon and sub-dean of Lincoln Cathedral.
The son of Revd. William Leeke, the Waterloo veteran and historian, Edward Tucker Leeke was born in 1842.
He was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he was awarded Second Wrangler in 1863. He was made a Fellow of Trinity, and was assistant tutor for some years. He was appointed curate of St Andrew the Less, Cambridge, becoming vicar there in 1869. In 1877 he was made canon and chancellor of Lincoln Cathedral, and sub-dean in 1898. He was chaplain at Lincoln Hospital, and for seventeen years was vicar of St Nicholas with st John-in-Newport, in Lincoln. He wrote Ourselves, our People, our Work: Six addresses given in the Divinity Schools, Cambridge, published in 1891.
In 1880 Leeke married Dora Wordsworth, daughter of Christopher Wordsworth, Bishop of Lincoln. They had five sons and two daughters.
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