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          163518 JulyBorn Freshwater, Isle of Wight, son of The Rev John Hooke, curate to the parish. Hooke is intended for the Church, but headaches and a sickly constitution decree otherwise.1648Death of father; Hooke goes to London.

          Enters Westminster School1653Enters Christ Church College, Oxford.

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          5. Close friend of Wren also an Old Westminster, who came up to Wadham in 1650.1655Communicates ‘artifices for flying’ to John Wilkins (Wadham College), studies astronomy with Seth Ward, assists Thomas Willis in Chemistry and is recommended by him to Robert Boyle.

          Assists Boyle in construction of the air pump.1658Applied the circular pendulum to watches; refuses terms of a patent negotiated by Boyle. Discovery remains unknown until 1675.1661Publishes article on capillary attraction, later included in Micrographia.166212 NovemberAppointed Curator of Experiments at the Royal Society.16633 JuneElected Fellow of the Royal