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Library contains over 40 works written by him. He also wrote lighter items as illustrated by an article on life in
Killarney outside the tourist season. The Church of Ireland Gazette suggested that the busy parish of Hollywood, Co. Down had not suited him and it was the comparative quiet of Killarney that had enabled him to devote time to writing.
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He retired in 1910 to live at the Lodge, Glendalough, Co. Wicklow – then part of an estate owned by Wynne cousins. (The Lodge is now an An Oige Youth Hostel). He died there on 2 May 1912. Writing of him after his death, the Church of
Ireland Gazette described him as ‘a charming personality’ who had
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The Rev. Wynne was a prolific author, writing many novels with a religious theme as well as general works and journal articles on religious topics. The Daily
Express described him as being ‘one of the chief devotional writers in the Irish Church of the present day’. The main catalogue of the British
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He married Ellen Lees Smith, the daughter of the Revd. G. Sidney Smith, on 6 June 1863 at
Aghaven Church, County Fermanagh. They had one son, another George, and five daughters, Helen, Florence, Charlotte, Maria Cerise and Edith Gladys (known as Gladys). Their son, George Robert Llewellyn, became a
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Rathdrum, Co. Wicklow from 1861 to 1862. He was curate of St. Ann’s parish in Dublin from 1862 until 1864 when he became Rector of Whitechurch in south County Dublin. He left Whitechurch in 1871 for Hollywood, Co. Down and then became Rector of Killarney from 1880 to
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