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Sydney Morse

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Sydney became a very successful solicitor, setting up the firm of Sydney Morse & Co, based in the City of London. His firm was associated with many institutions themselves involved in new technologies, including forty or more tramway and electric lighting companies, through to gramophone
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Many years after his death Sydney Morse & Co continued to operate, becoming in the mid-twentieth century part of Waltons & Morse LLP, who continued into the twentieth-first century as one of the City of London's leading specialists in shipping and insurance law.
271:. Sydney had ten siblings among whom were Catharine Elizabeth (b. 1850), Clara (b. 1851), Edward St John Morse (b. 1852), Harold (b. 1860), Harriet Emily (b. 1864), Winifred Mary, (b. 1868) and Margaret Ellinor, (b. 1870). 339:. This particular portrait remained in the family until the death of his wife Juliet Morse. At her sale, Christie's, 19 March 1937, it was bought by their son Leopold George Esmond Morse for presentation to the 524: 499: 504: 514: 287:, a club open only to members of the legal profession, and it was whilst registered as a Law Club player that he won his first cap on 3 March 1873 at 509: 315:
Sydney's older brother, Edward St John Morse, played in the first meeting of Oxford and Cambridge match on 10 February 1872, representing
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in memory of his father. Amongst other works collected by Sydney Morse were important pieces by Blake, Whistler and a number of
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Sydney Morse died on 27 January 1929 at 14 Airlie Gardens, Campden Hill, "in his 75th year and the 51st year of his marriage".
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manufacturers. Sydney married Juliet in 1878 with whom he had a number of children, including Leopold George Esmond Morse.
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Morse played rugby at Marlborough College and went on to play for the school's old boys club in London, the
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match. In total, he played three matches for his national side, the final two being registered as a
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Marlborough College register from 1843 to 1904 inclusive: With alphabetical index
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National Portrait Gallery re provenance of portrait of Sir John Everett Millais
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Sydney also became known as a collector of art, including the portrait of Sir
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pieces. Holman Hunt also did a drawing of Sydney Morse himself, c.1897–8.
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Sydney Morse was born on 1 June 1854 in Birmingham. He was the son of Rev
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player. He played his final match for England on 8 March 1875 at
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Index

Birmingham
West Midlands
Marlborough College
Cambridge University
Law Club
Marlborough Nomads
England
England
Francis Morse
St John's Church, Ladywood
Birmingham
Flixton
Lowestoft
Shrewsbury School
St John's College, Cambridge
Marlborough Nomads
Law Club
Hamilton Crescent, Glasgow
Scotland
England
Marlborough Nomads
Edinburgh
Scotland
Cambridge University
John Everett Millais
William Holman Hunt
National Portrait Gallery
Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood

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