Biography Thomas Roscoe Rede Stebbing

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caricature of samuel wilberforce, known soapy sam , 1869 issue of vanity fair: wilberforce ordained stebbing in 1859, became staunch opponent of darwinism, while stebbing became fervent supporter.


thomas roscoe rede stebbing born on 6 february 1835 in euston square, london, seventh of thirteen or fourteen children, clergyman , editor of athenaeum, henry stebbing, , wife, mary griffin. thomas educated @ king s college school, , afterwards entered king s college, london study classics, graduating ba in 1855. matriculated @ lincoln college, oxford, before studied @ worcester college, oxford, gaining ba in law , modern history there in 1857 , ma in 1859. around time, master @ radley college , wellington college. took on various roles @ worcester college, including of fellow (1860–1868), tutor (1865–1867), vice-provost (1865) , dean (1866), lecturer in divinity. resigned fellowship in 1868. ordained church of england samuel wilberforce, bishop of oxford in 1859.


by 1863, stebbing had begun work tutor in reigate, surrey, met entomologist william wilson saunders, daughter mary anne capable botanist , illustrator. stebbing took study of natural history around time, , married mary anne in 1867. couple moved torquay, devon after marriage, stebbing continued work tutor , schoolmaster, , began write theology, darwinism , natural history, partly under influence of naturalist william pengelly.


in 1873, stebbing produced first paper on crustaceans, , began study amphipoda following year. in 1877, stebbing moved royal tunbridge wells, lived in ephraim lodge, on edge of tunbridge wells common, benefit greater number of students in london, , closer libraries, museums , scientific circles in capital. finances improved, able give teaching altogether , concentrate on writing. died in ephraim lodge on 8 july 1926. funeral held @ st. paul s church, rusthall, stebbing had officiated when requested; since churchyard inadequate, stebbing s body buried in town s public cemetery. wife survived him few months.








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