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Family notes, showing the descendants of the great-grandfathers of the revd. Thomas Harrison, and Jemima-Elizabeth Branfill [by E.F. Harrison].
Great grandfathers of the Rev. and Mrs. Harrison include: Benjamin Harrison (1680-1745) of Hornchurch, Essex County; Champion Branfill (1682-1738) of Upminster Hall and Gubbins, Essex County; William Lupton (1700-1771); and John Brydes (1680-1738), of Gray's Inn and Canterbury.
The Beginnings of Methodism in England and America
The author of this book, Dr. Francis H. Tees, has rendered a vital service in preparing a volume which tells of those early days of American Methodism referred to by Bishop Asbury. Dr. Tees for nine years has been the pastor of Old St. George's Methodist Church in Philadelphia, the oldest church in American Methodism. Despite a busy pastorate Dr. Tees has found time to examine records not always available to historical students and has presented this material in an accurate and historical attitude. Dr. Tees has done more than record historical data for readers of this volume will be inspired to emulate the courage, devotion, and warmth of heart that characterized the leaders of pioneer Ameri...
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The Life of the Right Rev. Jer. Taylor
Jeremy Taylor was a cleric of the Church of England during the English Civil War and Restoration. Politics greatly affected his life. He was particularly known for his literary skill and his work is represented in the Book of Common Prayer.
