Samuel Barnett (1844-1913; ODNB), canon, Bristol, 1893-1906, and Westminster, 1906-13, sub-dean, 1913. Founder of Toynbee Hall (1884), a rival secular settlement to the religious Oxford House; a christian socialist, author with this wife Henrietta Barnett, of Practicable socialism: essays on social reform (1888); clashed with Henson at Westminster over procedural matters, fuelled by their opposed political and social views.

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• 22 Jun 1919

See also Barnett [née Rowland], Henrietta Octavia Weston