and towards concrete representation rather than relying on imagination. In 1867 Donne edited the Letters of George III to Lord North. Other works were contributions to William Smith's classical dictionaries, such as Smith's A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography, and selections from classical writers for John Weale. Family Donne on 15 November 1830 married Catharine Hewitt, daughter of Charles Hewitt who was an attorney in Norwich, and on her mother' side niece of John Johnson, Cowper's relation. Their eldest son, Charles Edward Donne, became vicar of Faversham, Kent, and married first, Mildred, daughter of John Mitchell Kemble; secondly, Augusta, daughter of W. Rigden of Faversham. The other children were William Mowbray and Frederick Church (a major in the army), and three daughters. References Citations Sources Attribution External links William Bodham Donne and his Friends (1905), edited by Catharine B. Johnson 1807 births 1882 deaths English male journalists English librarians English Dissenters 19th-century British journalists 19th-century English male writers People from Breckland District