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COLLIER, FREDERICK LEONIDAS, eldest son of George Frederick Collier MD MRCP LSA, Spring Gardens, Westminster, and Marian Jones (IGI); b. 24 Mar 1826; adm. 24 Sep 1838; left Mar 1840; gave evidence in the case of Williamson v. Collier before Lord Chief Justice Tindal and a common jury, 3 Dec 1841 (The Times, 4 Dec and 13 Dec 1841); m. 4 Mar 1847 Louisa Ann Vaughan, younger dau. of Edward Weaver, Gloucester Street, London, surgeon.

COLLIER, GEORGE BERTRAM, brother of Frederick Leonidas Collier (qv); b. 1 Sep 1827; adm. 24 Sep 1838; left Mar 1840; gave evidence in the case of Williamson v. Collier (see above); m. 16 Mar 1850 Rebecca, eldest dau. of Thomas Garret EICS [check Presidency].

COLLIER, JAMES JOHN, brother of Joshua Collier (qv); bapt. St. Olave, Hart Street 2 May 1791 (IGI); in school lists 1801; left by May 1803; m. 1822 Eugenie Antoinette, dau. of Antoine Jean Baptiste Trial-Latour; d. 7 Dec 1853, aged 62.

COLLIER, JAMES, brother of John Collier (qv); b. 21 May 1721; adm. Aug 1732; in school list 1736; left 1738; Clare Hall, Cambridge, adm. fellow commoner 23 Jun 1738, matr. 1738, residing for four years but not taking a degree; adm. Middle Temple 15 May 1739, Lincoln’s Inn 14 Feb 1739/40; adm. solicitor 13 Feb 1741/2; Mayor of Hastings 1745; d. unm. 30 May 1747. Buried North Cloister, Westminster Abbey.

COLLIER, JOHN, son of John Collier, High Street, Hastings, Sussex, Surveyor-Gen. of Customs for Kent, Usher and Crier of the Court of King’s Bench, Mayor of Hastings, and his second wife Mary, dau. of Rev. James Cranston, Rector of St. Clement’s and All Saints, Hastings; b. 7 May 1720; adm. Aug. 1732; some interesting details of the school life of John and his brother James are given in C. L. Sayer (ed. ), Correspondence of Mr John Collier (deceased) and his family 1716-1780, vol. 1, 1907; d. 31 Dec 1732. Buried North Cloister, Westminster Abbey.

COLLIER, JOSHUA, eldest son of Joshua Collier, Tottenham, Middlesex, and Jane, dau. of James Landon, EICS Madras; bapt. St. Olave, Hart Street 1 Dec 1789 (IGI); in school lists 1801; left by May 1803; m.

Collier, Lionel Williams, son of Roy Collier, of West Brompton; b. Sept. 5, 1892; adm. Jan. 18, 1906 (G); left Easter 1909; served in France with the London Rifle Brigade and obtained a commission in the Somerset Light Infantry April 5, 1915; wounded May 5, 1915; transferred to R.A.F.; wounded again July 1, 1917; m. June 11, 1921, Marjory Vyse, only child of Charles Willoughby Williams, of Chelsea, barrister-at-law.

COLLINGTON, ---; b.; adm. 18 Jan 1661/2; a boarder; twice called Colleton (Busby’s Account Book).

COLLINGTON, NATHANIEL, son of Rev. Nathaniel Collington, Vicar of Caldicot, Monmouthshire; b.; adm.; Min. Can. (aged 16) 1661 (Chapter Muniments 43105); Queen’s Coll. Oxford, matr. 19 Jul 1662; BA 1666; ordained; licensed to curacy of Smallhythe, Kent, 1667/8; Rector of Pluckley, Kent, from 1676/7; m. (by c. 1681) Mary ---; d. 14 Dec 1735.

COLLINGTON, WILLIAM; b.; adm.; BB 1691-7 (Chapter Muniments 33726-30).