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Samuel Garbet
Samuel Garbet (d. 1751?) was an English topographer.
==Biography==
Garbet, born at Norton, in the parish of Wroxeter, Shropshire. He was educated at Donnington School and at the Christ Church, Oxford, where he entered 12 June 1700, and graduated with a B.A. 23 May 1704, and a M.A. 5 July 1707. He was ordained as a deacon 22 Sept. 1706, and became curate of Great Nesse.
On 11 March 1712, he was elected second master of the free school at Wem, in Shropshire. In 1713, he became the curate of Edstaston. In 1724 he was offered, but declined, the headmastership of the Wem school. In 1742, ‘having (he says ) kept up the credit of the school for thirty years, and being in easy circumstances, he thought fit to retire,’ and devoted himself to the compilation of his ‘History of Wem, and the following Villages and Townships,’ which was published posthumously in 1818 (Wem, 8vo).
In 1715 he had published a translation of Phædrus, bks. i. and ii. In 1751 he was still curate of Edstaston (Hist. of Wem, p. 280), and his death may have taken place in or after that year.
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