The Browns of Nottingham
The Browns of Nottingham
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Who men- tioned, "lama witness that this was a true prophecy, for I am the youngest of his nine children, ( he having had six sons beside, and two daughters, ) who all lived and were favoured to die in unity with Friends. " William Brown, son of the aforesaid Friend, by the account we have was born about the year 1656, and was perhaps not more than eight years old at his fathers death. He hinted a remarkable cir- cumstance that occurred in his very young years, nearly as follows, viz. In or abo...ut the year 1663, persecutions in England having arisen very high and hot against Friends for attending their re- ligious meetings &c; his parents had suffered greatly and were much stripped of their property for lines &c, and he though a child about seven years of age, became very thoughtful of the cause of these things; the old adversary, Satan, persuading him that such a religion was not right that occasioned people to be brought under so great difficulty on account of it, and that he who required such things of them was a hard master and not a good being.
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Who men- tioned, "lama witness that this was a true prophecy, for I am the youngest of his nine children, ( he having had six sons beside, and two daughters, ) who all lived and were favoured to die in unity with Friends. " William Brown, son of the aforesaid Friend, by the account we have was born about the year 1656, and was perhaps not more than eight years old at his fathers death. He hinted a remarkable cir- cumstance that occurred in his very young years, nearly as follows, viz. In or abo...ut the year 1663, persecutions in England having arisen very high and hot against Friends for attending their re- ligious meetings &c; his parents had suffered greatly and were much stripped of their property for lines &c, and he though a child about seven years of age, became very thoughtful of the cause of these things; the old adversary, Satan, persuading him that such a religion was not right that occasioned people to be brought under so great difficulty on account of it, and that he who required such things of them was a hard master and not a good being.
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