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Identifier: annualmonitororo102alex (find matches)
Title: The Annual monitor... or, Obituary of the members of the Society of Friends in Great Britain and Ireland..
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Alexander, William, 1768-1841, ed Backhouse, Sarah, 1803-1877, ed Tuke, Samuel, 1784-1857, ed. cn Seebohm, Benjamin, 1798-1871, ed Seebohm, Esther Wheeler, 1798-1864, ed Sewell, Joseph Stickney, 1819-1900, ed Newby, John, 1806-1877, ed Robinson, William, 1832-1908, ed Knight, Francish Arnold, ed
Subjects: Quakers
Publisher: York, W. Alexander (etc., etc.,)
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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n orprayer ; and the hour from 10 to 11 every nightto the same purpose and a review of theday. It is only fair to add that his humorouscomment long after was :— Apparently notkept. For a few years his future was uncertain.He wished not to go into private practice, whichwa3 full of temptations prejudicial to the soulswelfare, including that of accumulating wealth.The Medical Officer to some Charity, workingamongst the poor, seemed to him to have thebest chance of benefit to his fellow-men and hisown religious growth. He was offered an in-teresting and well-paid post for six months inthe Crimea, during the war, which he greatlywished to accept, but could not persuade hisfather that peace principles would allow of it.It has been said that he thought of being amissionary, but this was probably in a generalsense ; he wrote to his father in 1851 that A medical education is perhaps above allother temporal accomplishments useful to a homeor town missionary, or, indeed, even in foreignlands.
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Jane Pynsent Hutchinson JONATHAN HUTCHINSON, F.R.S. 121 It was not until I860 that the invitation toa Conference at Aokworth on ik Friends Associa-tion for aiding in the diffusion of Gospol Lightamongst the Heathen M was issued by GeorgeRichardson, of Newcastle. A copy of this isstill pasted into Jonathan Hutchinsons diary;and it was a pleasure to him for many years tobe Hon. Medical Officer to the Friends ForeignMission Association, which, however, was notstarted until I860. Various openings seem tohave finally fixed him in London, where, in 1856,he married and settled at 14, Finsbury Circus. Jane Pynsent West was the youngestdaughter of William West of Leeds and his wifeJane Bracher. Although of Friendly familyon both sides, she was not brought up as a strictFriend. Music was an intense joy to her;painting was one of her earliest and latestpleasures. Her youth was somewhat over-shadowed by a sisters death, and by pecuniarylosses which saddened her father. On his death,she removed to

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