Occupation
Keigwin taught modern languages at RNC Osborne and taught at Clifton College from 1919, as an assistant master (Master #246). He was House Tutor of Watson's House (his own old house) at Clifton College between 1919-1920, and was the Housemaster of Dakyns' House (Clifton College) from 1920 until 1935. Between 1935 & 45, he was Warden of Wills Hall at Bristol University.
He was President of the Old Cliftonian Society from 1957-59, and a Governor of Clifton College.
He died in Polstead in Suffolk.
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