- The
Muggletonians,
named after Lodowicke Muggleton, were a
small Protestant Christian movement which began in 1651 when two
London tailors announced they...
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devout observance of the Lord's Day, and
abstinence from alcohol. The
Muggletonians,
named after Lodowicke Muggleton, were a
small Protestant Christian...
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released between the
Roman Catholic Church and
Orthodox Churches. The
Muggletonians,
founded by John
Reeve and
Lodowick Muggleton in mid-17th
century London...
- (1609–1698) was an
English religious thinker who gave his name to
Muggletonianism, a
Protestant sect
which was
always small, but
survived until the death...
- John
Saddington (c.1634?–1679) was a
Muggletonian writer and
London sugar merchant,
originally from
Arnesby in Leicestershire.
There is a
village called...
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Thomas Tomkinson (1631–1710) was an
English Muggletonian writer born at Ilam, near Dovedale, in Staffordshire. His parents,
Richard and Ann,
farmed at...
- 1758-1771), was a
Muggletonian, and a
watch and
clock maker in
Leadenhall Street, London, England.
Glover was a
strong Muggletonian, but the
notices of...
- The
World of the
Muggletonians (London, 1982).
Puritanism and
Historical Controversy (London, 1996). Last Witnesses: the
Muggletonian History, 1652-1979...
- one of the last
individuals cursed by the
Muggletonian movement on
account of his
reviling Muggletonianism. Scott's
father was a Freemason,
being a member...
- (religious leader) (1608–1658, co-founder of
Muggletonianism)
Lodowicke Muggleton (1609–1698, co-founder of
Muggletonianism) Mary Cary (prophetess) (1621–1653,...
