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Jones, John (c.1765-1827)

Welsh churchman and author of the first Ancient Greek-English dictionary (1823).

Born in Carmarthenshire, Jones became a Unitarian minister. In 1795 he was appointed pastor at Plymouth Dock and subsequently at Halifax in Yorkshire, and in London.

Jones, John (1728-1796)

English organist and composer. He was appointed organist of the Middle Temple in 1749; in 1753 became organist of Charterhouse, succeeding Johann Pepusch; and was appointed organist of St Paul's Cathedral, London, in 1755. He wrote chants, harpsichord lessons, and other pieces.
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