- father,
Edmund Spinckes, was
rector of the parish. His
mother was Martha,
eldest daughter of
Thomas Elmes of Lilford, to whom
Edmund Spinckes was chaplain...
- born
Elizabeth Posthuma Gwillim to Lt Col.
Thomas Gwillim and
Elizabeth Spinckes in the
village of Aldwincle, Northamptonshire, England. Her
father died...
-
Nathaniel Spinckes, and
Samuel Hawes (died 1722). When the
divisive issue of "usages"
arose in 1717, he left Collier's party, and
followed Spinckes in staying...
- ****ist him in
consecrating Jeremy Collier,
Samuel Hawes and
Nathaniel Spinckes as
bishops among the non-jurors.
Today Hickes is
remembered chiefly for...
- Square. Two
years after Elizabeth's
death in 1767, he
married Margaret Spinckes (1728-1808) in All Saints'
Church in Aldwincle,
Northamptonshire on 14...
-
Archibald Campbell and
James Gadderar,
consecrated Jeremy Collier,
Nathaniel Spinckes and
Samuel Hawes as
bishops in June 1713. In 1719, the Non-Juring church...
-
close friends among the
nonjuring clergy were
George Hickes and
Nathaniel Spinckes, both of whom
published accounts of her life.
Before her last
illness Hopton...
- England" in The
Study of Spirituality, SCM 1986 "E.B. Pusey", "Nathaniel
Spinckes", "Peter Sterry", "Darwell Stone" and "Thomas Traherne" in Dictionnaire...
-
against an appeal.
Costs were not
awarded to the opponents.
Nathaniel Spinckes (1653–1727),
nonjuring clergyman David Hartley (1705 –1757), philosopher...
-
January 1721, by the
nonjuring non-usager bishops,
Samuel Hawes,
Nathaniel Spinckes and
Henry Gandy, in the
presence of the Earl of Winchilsea,
Robert Cotton...
