Person record for Fermor, Earl Thomas William (Pomfret)

Fermor, Earl Thomas William (Pomfret)

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1811

Name: Fermor, Earl Thomas William (Pomfret)
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 22 November 1770
Death Date: 29 June 1833
Occupation: Soldier, Privy Councillor

Godwin met him once, in August 1811, spending an evening (I have passed few pleasanter days of my life) in Bognor, talking to Pomfret, the local librarian (Binstead), a General Sturt and a Captain Montgomery - the latter not being named in the diary, where Godwin simply writes 'Bonapartian.' Given Pomfret's later campaigns in the Peninsular War it must have been an interesting evening.

MS. Abinger c. 42, fols. 65-6: 31 Aug. 1811

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