Question: What type of details about william chatterton dix can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: william chatterton dix -lrb- 14 june 1837 -- 9 september 1898 -rrb- was an english writer of hymns and carols . he was born in bristol , england , the son of john dix , a bristol surgeon , who wrote '' the life of chatterton '' the poet , a book of '' pen pictures of popular engish preachers '' and other works . his father gave him his middle name in honour of thomas chatterton , a poet about whom he had written a biography . he was educated at the grammar school , bristol , for a mercatile career , and became manager of a maritime insurance company in glasgow where he spent most of his life . few modern writers have shown so signal a gift as his for the difficult art of hymn-writing . his original hymns are found in all modern hymn-books . he wrote also felicitous renderings in metrical form of richard frederick littledale 's translations from the greek in his '' offices of the holy eastern church '' ; and of rodwell 's translations of abyssinain hymns . some of his carols , such as '' the manger throne '' , have been very popular . his hymns and carols also include '' as with gladness men of old '' , '' what child is this ? '' , '' to you , o lord , our hearts we raise '' and '' alleluia ! sing to jesus '' . at the age of 29 he was struck with a near fatal illness and consequently suffered months confined to his bed . during this time he became severely depressed . yet it is from this period that many of his hymns date . he died at cheddar , somerset , england , and was buried at his parish church .
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