 | John Richardson - 1832 - 374 lehte
...their children. From inclination he would have removed with them ; but a higher power directed his stay in his native land, and to that he gave up father...pointed out poor Wales <-' as a field of labour for me, he promised that if " I was faithful to him in it, he would be with " me and favour me therein : and... | |
 | James Gough - 1832 - 436 lehte
...their children. From inclination he would have removed with them ; but a higher power directed his stay in his native land, and to that he gave up father...pointed out poor Wales " as a field of labour for me, he promised that if " I was faithful to him in it, he would be with " me and favour me therein : and... | |
 | Luke Howard - 1836 - 408 lehte
...their children. From inclination he would have removed with them ; but a higher power directed his stay in his native land ; and to that he gave up father and mother, and every thing. This account of John Goodwin is principally taken from the writings of a Friend lately deceased, who received... | |
 | William Evans, Thomas Evans - 1845 - 496 lehte
...their children. From inclination he would have removed with them ; but a higher power directed his stay in his native land, and to that he gave up father...and mother and every thing. This good man recounted the great favours of the Lord to him all along to that day, to the following purport. " When the Lord... | |
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... upon the encouragement given by William Penn, most of the friends in some parts of this principality, removed and settled in Pennsylvania, and amongst the rest John's father and mother, with most of their children. From inclination he would have removed... 