Mentioned by Byron in 1801-11-26 and 1813-11-17. John Cam is his eldest son. See 1810-12-10a. "Benjamin Hobhouse (1757-1831), the son of a Bristol merchant, served as M.P. until 1818. He was made a baronet in 1812. The senior Hobhouse was concerned…
Byron to FrWerry 1810-12-10. "Byron and Hobhouse stayed for more than a month with Werry, British Consul-General in Smyrna, on their way to Constantinople. (See Marchand, Vol I, pp. 234-6.). When they left, Mrs. Werry cut off a lock of Byron's hair.…
Mentioned obliquely by Byron in 1811-01-10. In BLJ II-32n Marchand describes Marmarotouri as Byron's Romaic master. He was also a leader among the Grek patriots.