De­cem­ber 5, 1819, Ard­wick (near Man­ches­ter), Eng­land.

Au­gust 27, 1904, Ro­ches­ter, Eng­land.

Educated at Brase­nose Coll­ege, Ox­ford (MA 1844), Hole re­ceived his DD de­gree from the Arch­bi­shop of Can­ter­bu­ry in 1887. He served as Cur­ate (1844-1850) and Vi­car (1850-87) of Caun­ton, Not­ting­ham­shire, and Dean of Ro­che­ster (1887). His works in­clude:

• A Book About Ros­es, 1869
• Hints to Preach­ers, 1880

• Frost, p. 554
• Julian, p. 1571

1. Sons of La­bor, Dear to Je­sus