James Leigh Joynes

(1824-1908) Adm. at KING\\'S, a scholar from Eton [ Buckinghamshire], Apr. 11, 18&zwj;44. [S. of the Rev. Richard Symonds (18&zwj;00).] B. Sept. 27, 18&zwj;24, at Frindsbury, Kent. Matric. Easter, 18&zwj;44; Scholar; prizeman; Camden medal, 18&zwj;45

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