devoted Quaker woman dies after cow attack near Adlam
In 1797 she moved to Pocklington then 1805 near Adlam joining Christian brethren and covening to God. After a love feast she fell ill with lingering fears, then a mad cow fatally struck her. her husband prayed, she announced joy in the Lord, and she died at age 60 after thirteen days of suffering.
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Pocklington
Adlam
Church of God
Religious Intelligence from Arrafs Prisoner Letter
An 1800 letter from Arrafs France reports growth of a religious fellowship to about 200 in class, with members drafted to Valenciennes Givet Verdun and Cambray. It notes Valenciennes adherents seeking separate assembly due to Anabaptist beliefs and requesting guidance.
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Arrafs
France
Missionary Committee
Valenciennes
Givet
Verdun
Cambray