A Collection of Moravian Memoirs from 18th Century English Congregations
Moravian Archives, Fulneck, UK
Memoir of Brother C. F. Ramftler’s, Minister of the Brethrens’ Congregation in Bristol, who departed this life on October 26th, 1832, aged 52 1/2 years. Written by himself. If parentage and descent under any circumstances be cause for glorying, I think I have whereof to glory. Both my grandparents on the parental side left home…
Born: Death: Learn more about the life of Edmund Tattersall Reading version
Born: 1798,Died: 1844/5 Learn more about the life of John Stott Reading version March / 44Our late Br. Jo. Stott jur. wasborn at Lane-end or Bankhouse hillJan. 26th. 1798 & baptised a few daysafterwards in our Chapel, his parentsbeing then, as they still are (for theyare both living) members of our ch.From his childhood it…
Our late Brother John Stott Jr. was born at Lane-End or Bankhouse Hill on January 26th, 1798 and baptized a few days afterwards in our chapel, his parents being then, as they still are (for they are both living) members of our church. From his childhood, it would appear the Holy Spirit operated graciously in…
Departed on August 3rd, 1761, Edmund Tattersall’s course of life, the part of which was noted down from his own mouth. I was born (in Heyroid, Worley Township) in the Parish of Hallifax 5/16 Oct. 1691 (and baptized in my father’s house by a church minister). My father departed this life when I was 6…
Lindsey House on November 1st, 1754. After the remains of our dear Bother Larish were interned, the Brethren and Sisters (among whom were many from London) met in the Family Hall in Lindsey House and then was sung that hymn: O head so full of bruises, after which the disciple spoke in English as follows.…