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James Ranelagh Ponsonby Parsons (ca. 1839 – 9 August 1905) was a South Australian educator. J. R. P. Parsons was born in Ireland, the son of Henry Parsons of Trim, County Meath. In 1848 he accompanied his parents to Tasmania, where he spent his early years. In 1875 he moved to South Australia, where he held positions on the teaching staffs of Moonta school, and in Adelaide, St Peter's College, Mr. J. L. Young's Adelaide Educational Institution (in Parkside), and from 1882,〔(Glenelg Grammar School ) ''South Australian Advertiser'' 15 December 1882 p.6 accessed 12 April 2011〕 Frederick Caterer's Glenelg Grammar School, (in Glenelg). He then founded the Collegiate School in Broadstairs Street, Glenelg. He was an active Churchman and for many years a lay reader, conducting services at St. Jude's, Brighton when it was without a permanent minister. His brother the Rev. Samuel Parsons D.D. (died 7 November 1876) was incumbent of All Saints', and Canon of St David's, Hobart.〔(Deaths ) ''(Hobart) Mercury'' 27 November 1876 supplement p.3, accessed 12 April 2011〕 He married Sarah Cole Parsons (died 1 October 1913). Their eldest daughter, Emmeline Rutherford Parsons was married in 1895. Another daughter Rachel Cole Ponsonby Parsons died in 1939.〔(Deaths ) ''The Advertiser'' Saturday 11 March 1939 p.16 accessed 12 April 2011〕 He died at the age of 66 years at his residence in Glenelg, after a long illness, leaving a widow and a grown-up family.〔(Obituary ) ''The Advertiser'' 10 August 1905 accessed 10 April 2011〕 ==References== 〔 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「James R. Parsons」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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