| − | [Rev.] '''William Carr-Fenton,''' (1784–1855) [[Christian]] philanthropist and [[social reformer]] in Victorian England. Rector of Cowthorpe, Yorkshire, and Vicar of Mattersey, he founded a school for deaf and dumb children in Yorkshire which is still flourishing today under the name of Doncaster College for the Deaf. | + | [Rev.] '''William Carr-Fenton,''' (1783–1855) [[Christian]] philanthropist and [[social reformer]] in Victorian England. Rector of Cowthorpe, Yorkshire, and Vicar of Mattersey, he founded a school for deaf and dumb children in Yorkshire which is still flourishing today under the name of Doncaster College for the Deaf. |