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Matriculated at St Andrews University in 1593 and graduated MA in 1596. Presented to the vicarage of Torkington, near Stoneykirk on 8 June 1585. Translated to Ireland by Bishop Andrew Knox where Adair maintained a relatively steady career in the Church until the political turbulence of the Scottish national covenant. Regained favour was made bishop of Waterford and Lismore on 7 June 1641. | Matriculated at St Andrews University in 1593 and graduated MA in 1596. Presented to the vicarage of Torkington, near Stoneykirk on 8 June 1585. Translated to Ireland by Bishop Andrew Knox where Adair maintained a relatively steady career in the Church until the political turbulence of the Scottish national covenant. Regained favour was made bishop of Waterford and Lismore on 7 June 1641. | ||
Left Ireland after the Irish rebellion of 1641 for England. Died in Bristol, 1647. | Left Ireland after the Irish rebellion of 1641 for England. Died in Bristol, 1647. | ||
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| Dates | 1641-1647 | ||
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| Location | Bristol | ||
| Vocation | Clergy | ||
| Place of Birth | Kinhilt, Galloway | ||
| Marriage | Mistress McDowall of Garthland | ||
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| Place of birth | Source | Oxford Dictionary of National Biography |
Matriculated at St Andrews University in 1593 and graduated MA in 1596. Presented to the vicarage of Torkington, near Stoneykirk on 8 June 1585. Translated to Ireland by Bishop Andrew Knox where Adair maintained a relatively steady career in the Church until the political turbulence of the Scottish national covenant. Regained favour was made bishop of Waterford and Lismore on 7 June 1641. Left Ireland after the Irish rebellion of 1641 for England. Died in Bristol, 1647.
