Difference between revisions of "Warner, Patrick"
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| − | Went to England shortly after being licensed (1666), and was ordained by a dissenting community in London (1669). Went to India (c.1674), where he officiated at Fort St George, Madras. Returned to Scotland (1677), and became involved with the dissenting community there. Suffered several bout of exile, principally in the Dutch Republic, | + | Went to England shortly after being licensed (1666), and was ordained by a dissenting community in London (1669). Went to India (c.1674), where he officiated at Fort St George, Madras. Returned to Scotland (1677), and became involved with the dissenting community there. Suffered several bout of exile, principally in the Dutch Republic, but also in England, where he preached around Tweedmouth. Minister of Irvine (1688). |
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| Dates | c.1666-c.1674 and c.1682 | ||
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| Location | London | ||
| Vocation | Minister | ||
| Place of Birth | Ayrshire | ||
| Marriage | Agnes Borthwick | ||
| Issue | William; John; Barbara; Dorothy; Margaret | ||
| Place of birth | Source | H. Scott, Fasti Ecclesiae Scoticanae: The Succession of Ministers in the Church of Scotland from the Reformation, 7 vols (Edinburgh, 1915–28), iii, 99-100 |
Went to England shortly after being licensed (1666), and was ordained by a dissenting community in London (1669). Went to India (c.1674), where he officiated at Fort St George, Madras. Returned to Scotland (1677), and became involved with the dissenting community there. Suffered several bout of exile, principally in the Dutch Republic, but also in England, where he preached around Tweedmouth. Minister of Irvine (1688).
