Born: March 2, 1811, St Columb’s, Londonderry, Ireland.
Died: April 9, 1875, Guilford, Surrey, England.
Buried: Guildford Cemetery, Surrey, England.
Monsell, son of the archdeacon of Londonderry, Ireland, attended Trinity College in Dublin, and was ordained in 1834. In 1853, he was assigned to a post in England. He was vicar of Egham, Surrey, until 1870, and rector at St. Nicholas’, Guildford, until 1875, when he was killed by a fall from the roof of the church while it was being rebuilt. His 11 volumes of poetry include almost 300 hymns. His works include:
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