Personal data
| Name | Talbot, The Right Reverend |
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| Initials | E.S. |
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| Christian name | Edward Stuart |
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| Date and place of birth | ?; 19.02.1844 |
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| Address | Farnham Castle |
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| Profession | Minister of religion |
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| Family | Married to Lavinia Lyttelton |
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Extra information
- Information 1
- Bishop of Rochester (1895-1905), Southwark (1905-1911) and Winchester (1911-1923). Distinguished theologian.
- Information 2
- Father of Lt. Gilbert Talbot, 7 Rifle Brigade; Rev Neville Talbot, Senior Chaplain 6 Division, and Rev Edward Keble Talbot, Senior Chaplain 8 Division
Military data
| Date of death | |
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| Age | 89 |
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Other information
- Information
- Early 1916 he sent to Poperinge the beautiful hangings of his private Chapel at Southwark, to surround the Carpenter's Bench.
- Information 2
- Whilst on leave in February 1916, Tubby paid a visit to the Bishop (on the Bishop's birthday) at his residence in Farnham.
- Information 3
- In 1919, Rev Neville Talbot took his parents to the grave of Gilbert, which after the Armistice he had marked with a cross made of stout oak.
- Information 4
- "Father of Toc H" (Liber Vitae 1923)
Media
Sources
- Source
- Liber Vitae 1923
- Source 2
- Louagie, J., A Touch of Paradise in Hell: index
