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Reverend Thomas Denton

Reverend Thomas Denton 1724-1777

Rector of the Parish of Ashtead (1754-1777) and is buried in St Giles' graveyard
Denton, Thomas (1724-1777), miscellaneous writer; MA, The Queen's College, Oxford, 1752; rector of Ashtead, Surrey, 1754-77; published, in the style of Spenser, two poems, Immortality (1754) and The House of Superstition (1762). Source: Concise Dictionary of National Biography

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		The House of Superstition - a poem Thomas Denton: Published 1762 by J. Hinxman, 10 pages
		The House of Superstition - a vision Thomas Denton in verse
		Immortality - the Consolation of human life. A monody Thomas Denton: Published 1754, 20 pages
		Religious Retirement for one Day in every Month freed from the peculiarities of the Romish superstition; and fitted for the use of Protestants Thomas Denton: Published 1768 by J. Robson, 368 pages

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