Swansea,
Mumbles,
Cardiff,
Newport,
Shipton,
Forest of Dean,
Olveston,
Irb’s Court, Somerset,
Portishead,
Minehead,
Barnstaple,
Appledore,
Stratton,
Truro,
Land’s End,
Tregangeeves,
Devonshire,
Plymouth,
Kingsbridge,
Topsham,
Membury,
Ilchester,
Puddimore,
Somersetshire,
Dorsetshire,
Southampton,
Hampshire,
Farnham,
Surrey,
Sussex,
Kent,
London.
1669.
Surrey,
Sussex,
Warwick,
Birmingham,
Baddesley,
Nottingham,
Balby,
York,
Whitby,
Scarbro’,
Through Yorkshire,
Wolds,
Holderness,
Thos. Taylor’s (Brighouse),
Eldreth,
Staffordshire,
Cheshire,
Wm. Barnes’s (Sankey),
Liverpool,
Ireland,
Dublin,
New-Garden,
Bandon-Bridge,
Land’s End,
Bandon,
Cork,
Dublin,
Liverpool,
Lancashire,
Cheshire,
Gloucestershire,
Nailsworth,
Bristol,
Olveston,
Wiltshire,
Berkshire,
Oxfordshire,
Buckinghamshire,
London,
Essex,
Hertfordshire,
Cambridgeshire,
Huntingdonshire,
Leicestershire,
Derbyshire,
Warwickshire,
London.
1670.
Middlesex,
Buckinghamshire,
Oxfordshire,
Reading,
Banghurst (Hants),
Berkshire,
Surrey,
Guildford,
Sussex,
Kent,
Deal,
Canterbury,
Isle of Sheppy,
Rochester,
Gravesend,
Essex,
Hornchurch,
Stratford,
Gerrard Roberts’s,
Enfield.
1671.
Gerrard Roberts’s,
Shacklewell,
London,
Kingston,
Gravesend,
Downs,
Deal, sails for
Barbadoes,
Jamaica.
1672.
Maryland,
Long Island,
Rhode Island,
Providence,
Narraganset,
Shelter Island,
Long Island,
East Jersey,
Maryland,
Virginia,
Carolina,
Virginia,
Maryland.
1673.
Old England,
Shirehampton,
Bristol,
Gloucestershire,
Wiltshire,
Slaughterford,
Marlborough,
Oare,
Hampshire,
Oxfordshire,
Reading,
Buckinghamshire,
Kingston-on-Thames,
London,
Essex,
Middlesex,
London,
Kingston,
Surrey,
Kingston,
London,
Hendon,
Rickmansworth,
Aylesbury,
Adderbury,
Worcestershire,
Armscott,
Sent to Worcester jail, detained nearly fourteen months; at length
liberated by proclamation.
1674.
London,
Kingston,
London,
Dunstable.
1675.
Newport-Pagnell,
Northampton,
Cossall,
Warrington,
Preston,
Lancashire,
Swarthmore.
1676.
This year he remained at Swarthmore.
1677.
Poolbank (Westmorland),
Camsgill,
Brigflatts,
Sedbergh,
Garsdale,
Wensleydale,
Counterside,
Scarr-House in Langstroth-Dale,
Bishopdale,
Middleham,
Barton,
Bedale,
Northallerton,
Burrowby,
York,
Tadcaster,
Knottingley,
Doncaster,
Balby,
Ballowfield,
Stainsby,
Skegby,
Nottingham,
Wimeswold,
Sileby,
Leicester,
Knighton,
Swannington,
Hartshorn,
Baddesley,
Whittington,
Hartshill,
Dingley,
Adingworth,
Northampton,
Olney,
Turvey,
Kempston,
Ampthill,
Bullock’s-Hill,
Luton,
Market-Street,
Kensworth,
Alban’s,
South-Mims,
Barnet,
Gutterhedge,
Highgate,
London,
Sussex,
Surrey,
Worminghurst,
Worplesdon,
Kingston,
London,
Colchester,
Harwich,—sails for
Holland-lands at
Briel,—goes to
Rotterdam,
Delft,
Leyden,
Haarlem,
Amsterdam,
Buyckslote,
Purmerend,
Alkmaar,
Hoorn,
Enckhuysen,
Friesland,
Workum,
Harlingen,
Leeuwarden,
Dockum,
Strobus,
Groningen,
Appingdalem,
Delfziel,
Embden,
Leer,
Strikehuysen,
Deteren,
Apen,
Oldenburg,
Delmenhorst,
Bremen,
Overdeland,
Fisherholder,
Closeterseven,
Buxtehude,
Hamburg,
Elmshorn,
Itzehoe,
Hogenhorn,
Frederickstadt,
Hamburg,
Bormer-Haven,
Bremen,
Keby,
Oldenburgh,
Leer,
Embden,
Delfziel,
Groningen,
Strobus,
Dockum,
Leeuwarden,
Anderigo,
Gardick,
Leeuwarden,
Franeker,
Harlingen,
Amsterdam,
Landsmeer,
Amsterdam,
Haarlem,
Amsterdam,
Leyden,
Hague,
Delft,
Rotterdam,
Briel,—sails for England, lands at
Harwich,—goes to
Colchester,
Halstead,
Braintree,
Felstead,
Saling,
Chelmsford,
London,
Kingston,
Buckinghamshire,
Amersham,
Hunger-Hill,
Jordans,
Hedgerly,
Wycombe,
Turville-Heath,
Wycombe,
Henley,
Corsham,
Reading,
Berkshire,
Wiltshire,
Bristol,
Winterbourne,
Sudbury,
Tedbury,
Nailsworth,
Finchcomb,
Nailsworth.
1678.
Cirencester,
Crown-Allins,
Cheltenham,
Stoke-Orchard,
Tewkesbury,
Worcester,
Pershore,
Evesham,
Ragley,
Stratford,
Lamcote,
Armscott,
Oxfordshire,
Sibford,
North-Newton,
Banbury,
Adderbury,
Buckinghamshire,
Long-Crendon,
Ilmer,
Mendle,
Weston,
Cholesbury,
Chesham,
Isaac Penington’s,
Hertfordshire,
Chorleywood,
Watford,
Hemel-Hempstead,
Market-Street,
Luton,
Alban’s,
South-Mims,
Barnet,
Hendon,
London,
Hertford,
Rabley-Heath,
Stevenage,
Baldock,
Hitchin,
Ashwell,
Bedfordshire,
Huntingdon,
Ives,
Northamptonshire,
Great-Bowden,
Saddington,
Wigston,
Knighton,
Leicester,
Sileby,
Swannington,
Warwickshire,
Staffordshire,
Monyash,
Yorkshire,
Hill,
Kellet,
Arnside,
Swarthmore, where he remained about a year.
1680.
Westmorland,
Lancashire,
Yorkshire,
York,
Barton,
Nottinghamshire,
Derbyshire,
Leicestershire,
Warwickshire,
Warwick,
Southam,
Radway,
North-Newton,
Banbury,
Gloucestershire,
Northamptonshire,
Biddlesden,
Lillingston-Lovel,
Bugbrook,
Stony-Stratford,
Bedfordshire,
Dunstable,
Market-Street,
Alban’s,
Mims,
Barnet,
Gutterhedge,
London,
Surrey,
Sussex,
Kingston,
Worplesdon,
Guildford,
Esher,
Capel,
Patchgate,
Worminghurst,
Bletchington,
Horsham,
Ifield,
Reigate,
Gatton, Kingston,
Hammersmith,
Battersea,
Wandsworth,
Kensington,
Hendon,
London,
Edmonton,
Hertford,
Waltham-Abbey,
Edmonton,
Shacklewell,
London.
1681.
Kingston-on-Thames,
London,
Waltham-Abbey,
Flamstead-Heath,
Edmonton,
Enfield,
Winchmore-Hill,
London,
Sussex,
London,
Edmonton,
Buckinghamshire,
Henley,
Reading,
Oare,
Oxfordshire,
Warborough,
Ilmer,
Mary Penington’s,
Hunger-Hill,
Watford,
Uxbridge,
Longford,
Staines,
Sunbury,
Kingston,
Wandsworth,
Hammersmith,
London.
1682.
Dalston,
London,
Kingston,
London.
1683.
Kingston-on-Thames,
London,
Guildford,
Worminghurst,
Sussex,
Surrey,
Kingston,
London,
Kingston-on-Thames,
London,
Kingston,
London,
Essex,
Dalston,
London,
Kingston,
London,
Enfield,
London.
1684.
Colchester,
Harwich—sails for
Briel in Holland,
Rotterdam,
Amsterdam,
Friesland,
Leeuwarden,
Franeker,
Harlingen,
Amsterdam,
Osan-over,
Landsmeer,
Amsterdam,
Sardam,
Alkmaar,
Amsterdam,
Haarlem,
Rotterdam,
Briel—sails for
Harwich,
Colchester,
Witham,
Hare Street,
William Mead’s,
Enfield,
Dalston,
London.
1685.
South Street,
Ford-Green,
Enfield,
Waltham-Abbey,
Enfield,
Edmonton-Side,
London,
South Street,
Enfield,
London,
Epping Forest,
London,
Kingston,
Hammersmith,
London,
Bethnal-Green,
London,
Enfield.
1686.
London,
Bethnal-Green,
Enfield,
Chiswick,
London,
Kingston.
1687.
London,
Gooses (Essex),
London,
Edmonton,
South-Street,
Winchmore-Hill,
Bury-Street,
Enfield,
Hertford,
Waltham-Abbey,
Gooses (W. Mead’s),
Wanstead,
Barking,
John Harding’s,
Gooses,
London,
Kingston,
Guildford,
Kingston,
Chiswick,
Hammersmith,
London,
1688.
Enfield,
Barnet,
Waltham-Abbey,
London,
Gooses,
Barking,
Waltham-Abbey,
Hoddesdon,
Enfield,
South-Street,
Ford-Green,
Winchmore-Hill,
London,
Gooses.
1689.
London,
Southgate,
London,
Kingston,
Hammersmith,
London,
Tottenham-High-Cross,
Winchmore-Hill,
Enfield,
London,
Gooses.
1690.
London,
Kingston,
Tottenham-High-Cross,
Ford-Green,
Enfield,
Cheshunt,
Waltham-Abbey,
Enfield,
Tottenham,
Winchmore-Hill,
Hertford,
Ware,
Edmonton,
Tottenham,
London,
Tottenham,
Ford-Green,
Tottenham,
Enfield,
Winchmore-Hill,
Ford-Green,
London, where he died the 13th of 11th Month, 1690, in his 67th
year.
TEXTS OF SCRIPTURE.
OCCURRING IN THIS JOURNAL.
OLD TESTAMENT.
Ch. Ver. Reference.
Genesis.
4 2, ii. 480.
4 7, i. 355.
6 9, ii. 480.
9 20, ii. 480.
13 — ii. 480.
13 16, ii. 447.
15 5, ii. 447.
15 13, 14, ii. 448.
21 12, ii. 481.
22 17, 18, ii. 447.
26 12, 14, ii. 481.
32 28, ii. 477.
46 32, 34, ii. 481.
Exodus.
3 1, 4, ii. 481.
14 13, i. 355.
15 21, ii. 406.
20 1, ii. 157.
20 25, ii. 451.
22 20, ii. 450.
23 18, ii. 451.
Leviticus.
2 13, ii. 418, 452.
21 — ii. 468.
Numbers.
19 — ii. 468.
31 — ii. 469.
Deuteronomy.
19 14, ii. 480.
27 17, ii. 480.
29 5, ii. 496.
Judges.
5 1-31, ii. 406.
1 Samuel.
2 10, ii. 406.
15 22, ii. 453.
17 15, 28, ii. 481.
1 Kings.
19 19, ii. 481.
2 Kings.
22 14, ii. 406.
2 Chronicles.
34 22, ii. 406.
Ezra.
4 2, 3, ii. 452.
Nehemiah.
9 — ii. 226.
Job.
36 10-12, ii. 418.
38 7, ii. 461.
Psalms.
1 5, ii. 468.
19 2, i. 9.
37 28, ii. 447.
51 17, ii. 451.
76 2, ii. 418.
78 51, 60, ii. 418.
82 1, ii. 468.
89 36, ii. 447.
92 13, 14, ii. 478.
93 5, ii. 478.
102 28, ii. 447.
107 22, ii. 451.
141 2, ii. 451.
149 4, ii. 414.
Proverbs.
8 15, ii. 468.
15 8, ii. 452.
15 25, ii. 414.
17 1, ii. 452.
Ecclesiastes.
5 1, ii. 452.
Isaiah.
1 4, ii. 447.
1 11, ii. 452.
2 2, ii. 495.
2 5, ii. 478.
2 12, ii. 414.
5 7, ii. 477.
11 9-12, ii. 494.
19 19, 25, ii. 112.
23 — ii. 421.
32 15, i. 10.
42 1, 6-8, ii. 495.
43 6, ii. 461.
49 6, i. 353, 370.
56 — i. 203; ii.
430.
57 3, 4, ii. 447.
57 6, ii. 421.
57 13, ii. 495.
57 15, ii. 451.
59 20, 21, ii. 448, 494.
60 1, 3, 5, 13, 18, 20, ii. 495.
66 1, 2, 3, ii. 451, 495.
Jeremiah.
2 24, ii. 419.
3 8, 9, ii. 419.
5 — i. 203.
5 7, 31, i. 109; ii.
419.
13 27, ii. 419.
14 — i. 203.
22 29, i. 16.
23 — i. 204.
23 1, ii. 431.
28 — ii. 431.
31 1, ii. 460.
44 — ii. 419.
Lamentations.
1 — ii. 420.
Ezekiel.
13 — i. 203; ii.
431.
14 — i. 203.
16 — ii. 420.
17 20, ii. 420.
23 — ii. 420.
Daniel.
2 44, ii. 467.
Hosea.
1 10, ii. 460.
2 — ii. 420.
4 14, ii. 451.
10 — ii. 420.
Joel.
2 28, i. 351; ii. 406, 462.
Amos.
1 1, ii. 481.
7 13-15, ii. 481.
Jonah.
2 — ii. 451.
Micah.
3 — i. 203; ii.
431.
Malachi.
1 — ii. 451.
4 1, ii. 414.
NEW TESTAMENT.
Ch. Ver. Reference.
Matthew.
3 2, ii. 456.
4 17, ii. 456.
4 18, 19, 21, 22, ii. 481.
5 — i. 523; ii.
227, 423.
5 45, 48, i. 464; ii.
462.
9 9, ii. 482.
9 13, ii. 453.
11 11, i. 32.
12 36, i. 354.
13 38, 39, 43, ii. 461.
16 27, i. 354.
19 29, ii. 466.
20 — i. 355.
23 — i. 175, 203.
23 13, ii. 461.
24 14, ii. 112.
25 15-30, i. 354.
25 40, 45, ii. 471.
26 39, i. 4.
27 46, i. 4.
28 18, 19, i. 349; ii.
449, 467.
Mark.
1 14, 15, ii. 456.
4 11, ii. 461.
6 12, ii. 456.
9 49, 50, ii. 418, 452.
12 33, 34, ii. 451.
13 10, ii. 112.
Luke.
1 20, ii. 157.
1 41-55, ii. 407.
2 36-38, ii. 407.
6 20, ii. 461.
7 28, ii. 461.
11 52, ii. 461.
12 23, ii. 414.
12 32, ii. 461.
13 3, 5, ii. 456.
15 1, 2, 7, 10, ii. 456.
16 16, i. 32; ii.
461.
20 37, 38, ii. 469.
22 19, i. 341.
22 29, ii. 461.
24 10, 11, 22, ii. 407.
24 47, ii. 457.
22 36, i. 495.
John.
1 4, i. 370.
1 9, i. 353.
1 13, 12, ii. 462.
1 29, ii. 156.
3 3, 5, 6, ii. 459.
3 16, 36, ii. 465.
3 18-20, i. 353; ii.
113.
3 34, i. 350.
4 14, ii. 466.
4 23, 24, ii. 423.
5 24, 39, 40, ii. 466.
5 44, i. 38.
5 47, ii. 157.
6 44, ii. 458.
6 27, ii. 466.
8 12, i. 370.
10 — ii. 422.
11 27, ii. 466.
12 36, 46, i. 370.
14 1-3, ii. 477.
14 6, ii. 458.
16 — i. 175.
16 8, 13, 14, i. 351.
17 22, ii. 495.
18 36, ii. 467.
20 17, ii. 406.
21 2-7, ii. 482.
Acts.
2 17, 18, i. 406.
2 31, ii. 439.
2 36, ii. 477.
2 38, ii. 457.
3 22, 23, ii. 156.
5 3, ii. 426.
7 48, i. 91.
9 4, ii. 471.
17 24, i. 91.
17 30, ii. 457.
18 3, ii. 482.
18 26, ii. 406.
20 28, i. 131.
21 9, ii. 275.
26 20, ii. 457.
Romans.
1 — i. 254.
1 4, ii. 449.
1 16, ii. 480.
1 19, i. 351.
2 14, 15, i. 352.
4 15, i. 17.
5 6, i. 395.
5 14, i. 33.
8 2, i. 17.
8 9, 10, i. 354; ii.
423.
8 14-17, ii. 460.
9 16, i. 355.
9 26, ii. 460.
11 11, ii. 495.
12 1, ii. 452.
12 3, i. 354.
14 7-9, ii. 469.
14 11, ii. 407.
15 12, ii. 494.
15 16, ii. 452.
16 1-4, ii. 406.
1 Corinthians.
2 10, 11, ii. 462.
2 14, 15 ii. 425.
5 3, 12, ii. 425.
6 1-4, ii. 426.
6 20, ii. 452.
8 10, ii. 427.
11 5, ii. 406.
11 25, 26, i. 341.
12 7, i. 352.
14 34, ii. 405.
15 47, 69, ii. 469.
2 Corinthians.
4 6, i. 371.
4 7, ii. 469.
5 1, ii. 477.
5 1, 2, 4, ii. 469.
5 15, i. 395.
6 14-16, ii. 427.
6 18, ii. 461.
10 4, ii. 423.
11 — ii. 426.
Galatians.
1 — ii. 427.
2 4, 5, ii. 427.
2 20, ii. 469.
3 28, ii. 407.
4 4-7, ii. 460.
4 25-27, ii. 102.
6 10, ii. 477.
Ephesians.
2 2, i. 353.
2 5, 7, i. 420.
2 8, i. 354.
2 19, ii. 477.
3 9, i. 354.
4 7, i. 353.
4 13, i. 354.
5 2, ii. 453.
Phillipians.
1 15, i. 339.
2 11, ii. 407.
2 15, 16, ii. 462.
4 3, ii. 405.
Colossians.
1 13, ii. 462.
1 26-28, ii. 449.
2 10, ii. 449.
3 6, i. 353.
4 11, ii. 462.
1 Thessalonians.
2 12, ii. 462.
2 2, 3, ii. 440.
1 Timothy.
2 4, ii. 112.
2 9, ii. 413.
2 12, ii. 405.
4 1, ii. 429.
2 Timothy.
2 19, i. 354.
3 — ii. 430.
Titus.
2 3, 4, ii. 405.
11, 12, 15, i. 352, 395.
Hebrews.
1 — ii. 351.
1 1, ii. 179, 200.
2 10, ii. 461.
3 5, ii. 477.
3 15, ii. 201.
4 10, ii. 408.
6 1-6, ii. 430.
12 25, ii. 201.
James.
2 5, ii. 460.
3 — ii. 429.
4 1, 2, 3, i. 495.
5 — i. 523; ii.
227.
5 12, i. 199.
1 Peter.
1 14, 15, ii. 413.
1 23, ii. 460.
2 2, ii. 460.
2 5, ii. 452, 460.
2 9, ii. 477.
2 25, ii. 422.
3 3-5, ii. 412.
4 10, 11, i. 354.
2 Peter.
1 13, 14, ii. 469.
1 19, i. 42.
2 4, 18, 22, ii. 427.
1 John.
1 2, ii. 466.
1 8, 10, ii. 217.
2 26, 27, i. 307.
2 14, ii. 461.
2 27, i. 7.
2 29, ii. 459.
3 1, 2, ii. 459.
3 12, ii. 426.
4 1, ii. 426.
4 7, 8, ii. 459.
5 1, ii. 459.
5 11, 12, ii. 466.
Jude.
4, ii. 113.
6, ii. 426.
Revelation.
2 — ii. 201.
3, ii. 429.
12 — i. 175.
12 1, ii. 437.
17 — ii. 421.
17 4, ii. 414.
18 — i. 175; ii.
421.
18 16, ii. 414.
19 — ii. 421.
19 16, ii. 467.
21 7, ii. 461.
22 18, ii. 157.
PARTICULARS OF THE ENGLISH EDITIONS
OF
THE JOURNAL OF GEORGE FOX.
=A.=—FIRST EDITION, _1694_.—“A JOURNAL or Historical
Account of the Life, Travels, Sufferings, Christian
Experiences and Labour of Love in the =Work of the
Ministry=, of that Ancient, Eminent and Faithful Servant
of JESUS CHRIST, George Fox; Who departed this Life in great
Peace with the LORD, the 13_th_ of the 11_th_ Month, 1690.
=The First Volume.=”[A]
Footnote A:
The Second Vol. was a Collection of Epistles, etc.,
published by Tace Sowle, 1698.
Dan. 12. 3.—“_And they that turn many to Righteousness, shall
shine as the_ Stars _for ever and ever._” Verse 4.—“_Many
shall run to and fro; and Knowledge shall be Encreased._”
2 Tim. 2. 12.—“_If we suffer, we shall also reign with him_;
(i.e. with _Christ_.”)
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INDEX I.
PERSONS AND PLACES.
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[Names of Persons directly connected with G. Fox, and of Places
visited by him, appear in capital letters.
Names of Persons and Places indirectly mentioned in _The Journal_
appear in small letters; indirect references are also preceded by
the word “mentioned.”
Names preceded by a * have footnotes respecting them, the pages on
which such footnotes occur being given in italic letters.
Words within [ ] represent additional information not to be found
in _The Journal_].
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ABBEY HOLM, i. 392.
*Aberdeen, ii. 233, _234_.
ABRAHAM, DANIEL, step son-in-law of G. Fox, ii. 521.
ABRAHAM, RACHEL, wife of D. Abraham, ii. 521.
_See_ FELL, RACHEL.
*ABRAHAMS, GALENUS, noted Baptist of Amsterdam, disputes with
Friends, ii. _310_;
visited by G. Fox, and partly convinced, ii. 401, 402.
ACTON, i. 15.
ADDERBURY, ii. 204, 319.
ADINGWORTH [ARTHINGWORTH], ii. 260.
ALBAN’S [ST.], i. 259; ii. 260, 319, 345.
ALDAM, JOHN, convinced, i. xlv.
*ALDAM, THOMAS, convinced, ii. 511;
with G. Fox at Warmsworth steeplehouse, i. 103, 106;
visits a Knight in Derbyshire, i. 198;
visits London, i. 213;
visits, with Anthony Pearson, the jails of England, i. 446;
rends his cap as a sign, i. _446_.
Aldborough Castle, ii. 403.
ALDINGHAM, steeplehouse visited, i. 120, ii. 513.
Alexandria, i. 518.
*Algiers, captives at, ii. _346_, 486.
ALGIERS, DEY of, written to, ii. 346.
ALKMAAR, ii. 273, 402;
Friends of, with G. Fox, ii. 268.
[ALLENDALE]. _See_ HUTCHINSON, HUGH.
AMERICA, i. xlviii, 338, ii. 141-196, 517;
written to, i. 1, ii. 98, 234, 345, 491, 501, 502;
Truth springs up, ii. 251, 527;
Friends of, visit London, ii. 404;
mentioned, ii. 133.
AMERSHAM, ii. 315.
AMOROCA RIVER, ii. 191.
AMPTHILL, ii. 260.
AMSTERDAM, ii. 267-272, 284, 290, 291, 292, 400, 402;
meetings for discipline settled, ii. 268, 290, 321, 400;
letters written here, ii. 268, 270, 285, 286, 288, 292, 295,
298;
Jews would not receive visit, ii. 311;
mentioned, ii. 273, 279, 282, 283, 287, 310, 313, 326, 401, 402,
483.
ANAMESSIC, ii. 192.
ANAMESSIC RIVER, ii. 191.
ANDERIGO, ii. 282.
ANDRIES, CORNELIUS, Friend, of Groningen, sufferer at Embden, ii.
282.
ANGLESEA, EARL OF, letter respecting G. Fox’s imprisonment at
Lancaster, ii. 56.
Angrogna Protestants persecuted, i. 434.
Antigua, visited by Thomas Briggs and William Edmundson. ii. 153;
Truth prospers, ii. 321, 504.
ANTROBUS, BENJ. [of London], signs Testimony to G. Fox, ii. 525.
APPINGDALEM, ii. 275.
*APPLEBY, i. xlviii;
Jas. Naylor and Francis Howgill imprisoned here, i. _113_, 128,
142.
APPLEDORE, ii. 94.
APEN, ii. 276.
ARCHER, JUDGE, marriage trial at Nottingham, i. 520;
præmunires Friends at Exeter, ii. 94;
letter from G. Fox, ii. 94.
ARMINIANS dispute with Friends, i. 516.
ARMSCOTT, meeting in John Halford’s barn, ii. 204;
G. Fox sent hence to Worcester jail, ii. 205, 319.
_See_ CROWDER, DR.
ARNSIDE, i. 158, ii. 335;
general meeting here, i. 470, ii. 15.
ARUNDEL, i. 260.
ASHBURNHAM, JOHN, constable, of Ulverstone, i. 472;
judgment on his wife, ii. 73.
Ashfield, Col. [Richard], justice, of Scotland [and Staines],
convinced, i. 404.
ASHFORD (Kent), ii. 1.
[ASHGROVE]. _See_ FRY [WILLIAM].
ASHLEY, JOHN, friendly lawyer, ii. 224.
ASHWELL, ii. 332.
ASKEW, MARY, convinced at Swarthmore, ii. 513.
ATHERSTONE, chapel visited, i. 48;
dispute with several priests, i. 201-206.
Atherton, Godfrey, sent with letter to Countess of Derby, ii. 25.
Atherton, Oliver, father of above, imprisoned for tithes by
Countess of Derby, died in prison, body carried to Ormskirk for
interment, ii. 25, 26.
Atkins [Atkinson], Christopher, dishonoured Truth at Norwich, but
afterwards repented, i. 233.
ATKINSON, THOMAS, Friend, of Cartmel, ii. 19.
ATKYNS, JUDGE, his clerk visited respecting tithes, ii. 357.
*AUDLAND, JOHN, preacher at Firbank Chapel, i. _113_;
visited by G. Fox, i. 115, 122;
comes out in the ministry, i. xlv, 128, ii. 515, and travels to
Bristol, i. 190;
attends general meeting at Swannington, i. 199;
bids Paul Gwin repent, i. 330;
general meeting at his house, i. 391.
AUDLAND, ANN, wife of J. Audland, her house visited by constables
after G. Fox’s departure, ii. 15.
AYLESBURY, ii. 90, 204.
BADCOW, i. 394;
mentioned, i. 397, 404.
BADDESLEY (BAGLEY), i. 251, 256, 258, 335, 467, ii. 79, 104, 259.
BAGWORTH, steeplehouse visited, i. 47.
BAILY, CHARLES, turns aside from Truth, i. 506.
*BAILY, WM., Baptist teacher convinced, i. _261_;
in Barbadoes, ii. 159.
Baker, Daniel, travels for Smyrna, forsakes Truth, i. 518.
*BAKER, RICHARD, Friend, of Biddlesden, visited, ii. _344_.
BALBY, i. 101, 104, 105, 197, ii. 104, 259;
Richard Farnsworth and others convinced here, i. 79;
yearly meeting held here, i. 476-469, ii. 516.
BALDOCK, ii. 89, 332;
sick woman visited and convinced here, i. 258;
BALDOCK, ——, Baptist, and his wife convinced, i. 258.
BALL, RICHARD, of Whittington, visited, ii. 260.
BALL, NATHANIEL, ministering Friend, of North Newton, visited, ii.
91, 344.
BALLOWFIELD [i. 195], ii. 259.
*BANBURY, i. _79_, ii. 91, 319, 344.
BANDON BRIDGE, mayor’s wife convinced here, ii. 109;
G. Fox sees a vision, ii. 109.
BANGHURST [BAUGHURST], ii. 129.
BAPTISTS come into contact with Friends, i. 19, 25, 46, 69, 108,
166, 168, 179, 212, 228, 229, 231, 251, 254, 258, 261, 263,
399, 400, 409, 516, ii. 103, 125, 203, 269, 278;
they persecute Friends, i. 199, 251, 314, 530; ii. 64.
_See_ ABRAHAMS;
BAILY, WM.;
BALDOCK;
BENNET, COLONEL;
BROWN, CAPT.;
FISHER, SAMUEL;
GRITTON;
GWIN;
HILTON;
JONES, RICE;
OATES;
PACKER;
PICKERING;
WIGGAN.
BARBADOES, Paul Gwin met here, i. 330, ii. 152;
Friends banished to, ii. 68;
Friends here written to, ii. 98, 345, 489;
visited, ii. 144-159;
letters written here, ii. 145, 147, 150, 159;
mentioned, ii. 153, 168, 172, 176, 190, 193;
Friends prosper, ii. 321, 504;
Church order established, ii. 148.
BARBADOES, GOVERNOR OF, visited, ii. 152, 158;
letter to him, ii. 155.
*BARCLAY, ROBERT, disputes with students of Aberdeen, ii. 233;
travels with G. Fox in Holland, ii. 266, 268, 269;
returns to England, ii. _285_.
BARKING, ii. 456, 475.
BARNES, WM., meetings held in his house near Warrington, ii. 82,
106, 114.
BARNET, ii. 261, 319, 345, 473;
spiritual exercises here, i. 3, 4.
BARNET [BARDON] HILLS, i. 529, 530.
BARNSTAPLE, persecution here of Friends on returning from sea, ii.
94;
mayor written to, ii. 94.
BARROW (Leics.), i. 46, 47;
mentioned, i. 529.
BARTON, COL. NATHANIEL, justice and preacher, signs mittimus
committing G. Fox to Derby House of Correction, i. 51;
letters written to him and other justices, i. 53, 54, 65, 73.
BARTON [BURTON], (Lincs.), ii. 344.
BARTON, (Yorks.), ii. 256.
BARTON ABBEY, i. 469.
_See_ MONK BRETTON.
BARWICK, GRACE, general meeting at her house [at Kelk] in
Yorkshire, ii. 75.
[BASFORD]. See HAMMERSLEY, THOS.
BASINGSTOKE, i. 357.
BATEMAN, MILES, disputing at his house at Underbarrow, i. 116;
large meeting at his house, with headings of G. Fox’s address
there, i. 125.
BATHURST, CHARLES, his country house at Epping Forest visited for
rest and air, ii. 415, and letter written there, ii. 415.
BATTERSEA, ii. 346.
_Battledore, The_, written, published, and presented, i. 513.
BATTS, NATHANIEL, captain, ex-governor of Roanoke, visits G. Fox
in Carolina and asks about a woman in Cumberland who was said
to have been healed by G. Fox, ii. 184.
BAXE, RICHARD, meeting at his house [at Capel] in Sussex, ii. 130.
Baxter, Richard, Presbyterian, book by, referred to, ii. 414.
BAYCLIFF [BECKLIFF], i. 121;
Leonard Fell and others convinced here, i. 121.
*BEARD, NICHOLAS [of Rottingdean], convinced, i. _230_.
BEATON, WM., large meetings at his house at Puddimore, i. 328, ii.
95;
general meeting, ii. 12.
BEAUMARIS, visited with John-ap-John, i. 378;
letter to the magistrates, i. 381.
BEAUMONT, LORD, and soldiers arrest G. Fox at Swannington and send
him to prison at Leicester. i. 530-535.
BEAVOR [BELVOIR], VALE OF, many convinced, G. Fox’s spiritual
exercises during some weeks’ stay, i. 26, and his various
“openings” here, i. 29.
[BECKERINGS PARK]. _See_ CROOK, JOHN.
BEDALE, ii. 256.
*BEDFORDSHIRE, i. 225, 250, 258, 417, 536, ii. 79, 81, 260, 319,
332, 345;
magistrates enraged, i. _226_.
BENNET, COL., Baptist teacher, owner of Launceston Castle, i. 284;
releases G. Fox and fellow-prisoners, i. 321, 325.
BENNETT, GERVASE, justice, signs G. Fox’s committal to Derby House
of Correction, i. 51;
written to, i. 52, 54;
first uses the term Quaker, i. 58;
strikes G. Fox, i. 62;
presses him for a soldier, i. 72.
BENNETT, PRIEST, of Cartmel, i. 126, 157.
BENSON, FRANCIS, of Westmorland, visited, ii. 17.
*BENSON, GERVASE, justice, meeting with separated people at his
house, i. 112;
other meetings, i. 122;
his convincement, i. _139_, 142;
protects Friends, i. 156;
mentioned, i. 158, 171;
his wife visits G. Fox at Carlisle jail, she later suffers
imprisonment at York, i. 172;
he writes with Anthony Pearson to Carlisle justices, respecting
G. Fox, i. 177.
BENSON, PRIEST, of Cumberland, G. Fox disputes with, ii. 515.
BENTHAM, cruel treatment of G. Fox here, ii. 56, 57.
BERKSHIRE, i. 528, ii. 119, 130, 317;
monthly meetings settled, ii. 97;
record of a trial, ii. 103;
mentioned, ii. 358.
BERWICK, i. 413.
BETHNAL GREEN, ii. 434;
ancient Friend visited, ii. 419;
paper written here, ii. 419.
BEVERLEY, steeplehouse visited, i. 80;
account thereof given by noted woman of the place, i. 81.
BEWLEY, GEORGE, was darkened through visit to Blanch Pope at Loo,
but again became serviceable, ii. 7.
BEWLEY, THOMAS, visited at his house near Caldbeck, i. 166, 179,
180;
a general meeting at his house, ii. 15.
BICKLIFF [BRICKLEY], ANTHONY, great meeting at his house in
Warwickshire, i. 200;
visited, i. 484.
BIDDLESDEN (Bucks.), large meeting at an old abbey house, attended
by many Friends, ii. 344.
*BILLING, EDWARD, of Leith, his wife’s curious action, i. 399;
she is convinced and reunited to her husband, i. 399;
mentioned, i. _406_.
BILLING, GRACE, convinced during visit to G. Fox and E. Pyot in
Launceston prison, i. 315.
Bindlas, Sir Robert, his servants abuse Friends, i. 146.
*BINGLEY, WM., accompanies G. Fox and party to Holland, ii. 398;
visits Friesland with S. Waldenfield, ii. _400_;
signs Testimony to G. Fox, ii. 525.
BINSCOMBE, in Godalming, meeting held here, i. 260.
BIRDET, ——, great meeting in his house, i. 95.
BIRKENHEAD, SIR JOHN, master of requests, obtains an order for G.
Fox’s release from Scarbro’ Castle, ii. 69.
BIRKHEAD, ABRAHAM, visited in America, ii. 182.
BIRKHEAD, SERGEANT, meeting at his house at Twickenham, i. 442.
BIRMINGHAM, ii. 104;
several convinced at a meeting here, i. 252.
*BISHOP, GEORGE, captain, of Bristol, at a meeting at Reading, i.
_231_;
interview with the mayor of Bristol, i. 462;
author of _New England Judged_, i. 512.
BISHOPDALE, ii. 256.
BISHOPRICK. _See_ DURHAM (County).
BISHOP-STORTFORD, i. 237.
BLACKMORE, MAJOR, his soldiers sent to apprehend G. Fox, but miss
him, i. 360.
BLACK ROCK, ii. 107.
*BLAKELIN, JOHN, of Drawell in Sedbergh, a kinsman of his visited,
i. 111;
at Firbank Chapel, i. 113, ii. 512;
visited, i. _122_, ii. 15, 255, 256;
comes out in the ministry, ii. 515;
reads a paper by G. Fox to one Otway when ill, i. 391.
BLETCHINGTON [BLETCHINGLEY], ii. 346.
BLOCK ISLAND, ii. 172.
BODMIN, i. 270, 284;
G. Fox and E. Pyot conveyed hither on the way to Launceston
prison, incident at the inn, i. 271.
Bohemia, persecutions in, i. 434.
BOHEMIA RIVER, ii. 165, 178.
*Bolton, i. _207_, ii. 32.
BOLTON, JOHN, and his wife attend a meeting at Binscombe through
frost and snow, i. 260.
BOND, NICHOLAS, discourses with a Jesuit, i. 428.
BOND, THOMAS, a prisoner at Yarmouth, i. 233.
Bonner, Bishop, ii. 51.
BONNER’S CREEK, ii. 184, 186.
Booth, George, insurrectionist, i. 450.
BOOTLE, steeplehouse visited, and rough treatment received, i.
159, 161.
BORMER-HAVEN, ii. 280.
BOROUGHBRIDGE, ii. 14.
Borwick, ii. 72.
Boston (America), i. 509, ii. 190.
BOSTON (Lincs.), i. 334.
BOTTOMLEY [BAUTHUMLEY], JACOB, a great Ranter, i. 199.
BOUSFIELD, MAJOR, visited in the Dales, i. 111.
BOWDEN, GREAT, ii. 332.
BOWLES, GEORGE [of Chalfont St. Giles], signs Testimony to G. Fox,
ii. 525.
BOWLES [EDWARD], priest, spoken to in York Minster, i. 83.
BOYES, PRIEST, of the Moors, accompanies G. Fox, i. 94.
BRADDEN, CAPTAIN, guards G. Fox at Launceston, i. 272, 273;
converses with him, i. 279.
BRADFORD, i. 108.
BRADFORD, ——, cousin of G. Fox, invites him to drink beer, i. 3.
BRADFORD, CAPTAIN, his house in Yorkshire visited, i. 195.
BRADSHAW, JUDGE, favourable to Friends, i. xlvi, 123.
BRAINTREE, ii. 314.
BRAITHWAITE, JOHN, reporter, convinced at Newton in Cartmel, i.
118.
BRASSEY, NATHANIEL, accompanies G. Fox to Holland, ii. 397.
BRECKNOCK, an uproar owing to preaching of Thomas Holmes and
John-ap-John, i. 361.
BREMEN, ii. 276, 350;
spiritual travail at, ii. 281.
BRICKLEY, ANTHONY. _See_ BICKLIFF, ANTHONY.
BRIDGE-TOWN, general meeting here, attended by many and
influential people, ii. 152.
BRIDPORT, i. 358.
BRIEL, THE, ii. 312, 313, 398, 403;
mentioned, ii. 266.
BRIERLIE, JAMES, visited at his home at Olney, ii. 260.
BRIGFLATS, great concourse at a meeting here, ii. 256.
*BRIGGS, THOMAS, convinced, i. _140_;
accompanies G. Fox into Kent and other counties, ii. 1, 2, 10,
to Ireland, ii. 107, 114,
into Hampshire, etc., ii. 129,
to America, ii. 141;
is taken ill in Barbadoes, ii. 153;
where he remains a while, ii. 159.
BRIGHAM, steeplehouse visited, i. 164, 184, ii. 515.
BRISTOL, i. 328, 329, 330, 360, 462, 527. ii. 12, 79, 87, 117,
195, 198, 317, 517, 518;
visited by J. Camm and J. Audland, i. 190;
home of E. Pyot near here, i. 199, 261, 277, 317, 328, 463, 527,
528,
and of G. Bishop, i. 231, 512;
mentioned, i. 301, 327, 329, 479, 529, ii. 93, 209, 219, 517;
its mayor, i. 462.
BRISTOL HARBOUR, ii. 197.
_See_ KINGS ROAD.
BRITLAND, PRIEST, of Chesterfield, partly convinced, i. 49.
BROADSTREET, SIMON, magistrate, of New England, visited in
England, i. 511.
Bromby, Thomas, sufferer in Lincoln prison, i. 225.
BROUGHTON (Leics.), great meeting of Baptists here, i. 19.
BROWN, ——, prophesies of G. Fox and others on his death bed, i.
20.
BROWN, CAPTAIN, a Baptist, of Barrow, his wife convinced, his fear
for her, his own late convincement, i. 529.
BROWN, JOHN, of Weston, men’s monthly meetings established at his
house, ii. 90.
BROWN, RICHARD, visited, ii. 94.
BROWNISTS, meet with Friends, i. 516, ii. 269.
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, i. 333, 440, ii. 79, 90, 119, 128, 203, 260, 315,
317, 319, 344, 358.
BUGBROOK, ii. 344.
BULLOCKS HILL [PULLOXHILL], ii. 260.
BULL AND MOUTH, THE, ii. 376, 395.
BUNHILL FIELDS, ii. 507, 523.
BURLINGTON (Yorks.), ii. 75.
BURNTISLAND, i. 406.
*BURNYEAT, JOHN, convinced, i. xlv;
arrested in London, ii. 124;
meets with and accompanies G. Fox and party in America, ii.
_163_, 164;
travels in New England and Rhode Island, ii. 169-171;
accompanies G. Fox and others to William Penn’s at Worminghurst,
and with G. Fox answers a book by Roger Williams, ii. 264.
BURRABY (BURROWBY), i. 84, ii. 256-258.
*BURROUGH, EDWARD, reasonings with G. Fox, i. _116_;
begins his ministry, i. xlv, 128, ii. 515;
travels to London, i. 190, _258_;
attends a general meeting at Swannington, i. 199;
discourses with a Jesuit, i. 428;
interviews Charles II respecting the persecutions in New
England, i. 507;
decease, and G. Fox’s letter respecting it, i. 536.
BURTON, JUSTICE, is too late with a warrant to arrest G. Fox, i.
467.
BURTON, PRIEST, of Sedbergh, written to, i. 155.
_See_ SEDBERGH.
BURTON-ON-TRENT, i. 77.
BURY STREET, ii. 455.
BUSHEL-HOUSE, i. 77.
BUSHEL, T., Ranter, his vision of G. Fox, i. 87.
BUTCHER, JOHN, Signs Testimony to G. Fox, ii. 525.
BUXTEHUDE, ii. 277.
BUYCKSLOTE, ii. 273.
[BUDOCK]. _See_ HODGES, F.
[? CAERLEON]. _See_ SLONE, THE.
CAERNARVON, i. 378.
*CALDBECK, i. 166, ii. 515;
steeplehouse visited, and Robert Widders ill treated, i. _179_.
CALVINISTS, dispute with Friends, i. 516.
CAMBRIDGE, education at University does not make ministers of
Christ, i. 7, 11, 386;
students molest Friends, i. 236;
the mayor and his wife friendly, i. 236, 237, 503, 536,
also the ex-mayor and his wife, i. 536.
CAMBRIDGESHIRE, i. 334, 453, 536, ii. 120.
CAMELFORD, PRIEST, of Newton in Cartmel, his chapel visited, i.
117.
CAMFIELD, FRANCIS, signs Testimony to G. Fox, ii. 525.
*CAMM, JOHN, comes out as a minister, i. xlv, _128_, ii. 515;
interview with Cromwell, ii. 515;
travels to Bristol, i. 190;
meets G. Fox, i. 256, 335.
*CAMM, THOMAS, visited at his home at Camsgill, ii. _255_.
CAMSGILL, ii. 255.
Canaries, The, ii. 144.
CANNON, RICHARD, of London, appeals for G. Fox’s liberation from
Worcester jail, ii. 217.
CANTERBURY, i. 229, ii. 130;
the Bishop’s opinion of _The Battledore_, i. 513.
CAPEL, ii. [130] 346.
[CAPERNWRAY]. _See_ LEPER, THOMAS.
CARDIFF, ii. 92;
a justice friendly, i. 360.
CARLISLE, i. 159, 162, 392;
G. Fox imprisoned here, i. 166-178, 184, 189, ii. 515;
jailers’ cruelty, i. 171, 179;
Robert Widders imprisoned here, i. 179;
Robert Huntingdon visits the steeplehouse, i. 503;
Musgrave deputy-governor, ii. 16.
CARLISLE BAY, illness at Richard Forstall’s near here, ii. 145.
CAROLINA, ii. 183, 184, 186;
mentioned, ii. 187;
epistle sent to, ii. 491;
governor friendly, ii. 185.
CARTER-FORD, i. 472.
CARTMEL, ii. 512;
Priest Bennett’s steeplehouse visited, i. 157;
meeting at James Taylor’s, ii. 17;
home of Thomas Atkinson, ii. 19;
mentioned, i. 117, ii. 355.
CARTWRIGHT, JOHN, informed against at Droitwich for speaking a few
words before supper at a Friend’s house, ii. 133;
accompanies G. Fox and others to America, ii. 141;
visits Jamaica, ii. 153, 159,
New England, ii. 164, 168, 170,
Rhode Island, ii. 171,
Virginia, and Barbadoes, ii. 193.
CARY, ROBERT, meeting at his house in Plymouth, i. 264.
CASTLE-GREEN. _See_ LAUNCESTON.
*CATON, WILLIAM, convinced at Swarthmore, ii. 513;
travels in Kent, i. 227;
his _Journal_ and other writings, i. 227, ii. _484_;
mentioned, i. xlv.
CEELY, PETER, major and justice, of Cornwall, apprehends G. Fox,
Edward Pyot, and Wm. Salt, and commits them to Launceston jail,
i. 267-271, 276, 284, 476;
his mittimus, i. 277;
his conduct at the trial, i. 276-280, 293, 296, 476.
CHAMBERLAIN, COLONEL, of Barbadoes, visits G. Fox, ii. 145, 146.
CHARING CROSS, i. 485;
imprisonment at the Mermaid here, i. 209, 211, 213, 234.
Charles I., many of his judges executed, i. 485, 500.
CHARLES II. (the Restoration), i. 276, 414, 445, 476, 479, 490,
500, 503, 504, 505, 509, ii. 3, 9, 20, 27, 50, 66, 206, 210,
213, 219, 220, 222, 251, 252, 253, 254, 391, 516;
Friends not opposed to him, i. 476;
though no plotters on his behalf, i. 445, 498, 534, ii. 3, 20,
61, 210, 221;
he orders G. Fox’s release from imprisonment at Lancaster, i.
487, ii. 3;
orders Friends’ release, i. 490, 500, ii. 33, 120, 140;
visited by Margaret Fell and her daughters, i. 493, 500, ii.
120, 228, 516;
and by Thos. Moor, i. 500;
by Edward Burrough, i. 507;
by R. Hubberthorn, i. 490;
Friends present an address, i. 494, 521, ii. 225;
he grants a warrant for travel, i. 517;
stops persecution in New England, i. 507, 510;
receives a copy of _The Battledore_, i. 513, and other papers,
ii. 20, 245, 368.
_See_ JAMES II.
CHARLES, THOMAS, visited at his house at Adingworth, ii. 260.
CHATTAN [? CHARLTON], i. 252.
CHELMSFORD, meeting here attended by many Friend-prisoners, ii.
314.
CHELTENHAM, ii. 318.
[CHEPSTOW]. _See_ SHIPTON.
CHESHAM, ii. 319.
CHESHIRE, i. 363, 416, 484, ii. 83, 106, 114;
general men’s meetings, ii. 82, 374;
mentioned, i. 450;
Friends written to, ii. 374.
CHESHUNT, ii. 499.
CHESTER, i. 380;
mentioned, i. 503.
CHESTER, EDWARD, of Dunstable, visited, ii. 345.
CHESTER RIVER, ii. 165, 178.
CHESTERFIELD, i. 49;
mentioned, ii. 78.
CHETHAM, GEORGE, sheriff of Lancaster, his return to Charles II.
_re_ G. Fox’s imprisonment, i. 487.
*CHEVERS, SARAH, imprisoned in the Inquisition at Malta with
Katherine Evans, and released, i. _524_, 526.
CHICHESTER, i. 260.
China, Friends attempt to reach, i. 517.
CHISWICK, ii. 472;
Friends’ school here, ii. 434.
CHOLESBURY, ii. 319.
CHORLEYWOOD, ii. 319.
CHOWAN RIVER, ii. 184.
_See_ MACOCOMOCOCK RIVER.
CHRISTIANA RIVER, ii. 177.
CIRENCESTER, i. 335, ii. 318.
CLAUS, JACOB, accompanies Friends to Friesland as interpreter, ii.
400.
CLAUS, JOHN, of Amsterdam, interpreter, ii. 267, 274, 401, 402;
accompanies G. Fox and others in Holland, ii. 273, 275, 276,
284;
visits a Baptist teacher, ii. 278;
letters from G. Fox, ii. 326, 483;
his father-in-law’s home at Embden visited, ii. 276, 281.
CLAWSON, i. 29;
mentioned, i. 194.
CLAYPOLE, JAMES, of London, remarkable recovery from illness, ii.
377.
*CLAYPOLE, LADY, written to, i. _432_.
CLAYTON, ANNE, convinced at Swarthmore, ii. 513.
CLEVELAND, i. 84, 415, ii. 83;
Friends of, i. 84, ii. 258.
CLIFFS, THE, ii. 195;
general meeting held here, ii. 164;
and monthly meetings, ii. 164, 190;
another meeting held, attended by people of upper rank, ii. 183.
CLOSTERSEVEN, ii. 276.
COALE, HEZEKIAH, of Winterbourne, visited, ii. 317.
*COALE, WM., of Maryland, people of quality attend meeting at his
house, ii. _182_.
COBB, ——, Ranter, visits G. Fox at Charing Cross, i. 212.
COBB, SIR FRANCIS, visits G. Fox in Scarborough Castle, ii. 58;
asked to assist in G. Fox’s release, ii. 66.
COCK, ——, offers G. Fox tobacco at Kendal, i. 116.
COCKAN, meeting here where G. Fox was threatened with a pistol, i.
134.
COCKERMOUTH, notable meetings in steeplehouses here, i. 161, 163,
ii. 515.
COGGESHALL, meeting of 2,000 people, i. 231;
priest convinced near, i. 518.
COLBURN, CAPTAIN, justice, of Maryland, visited, ii. 191.
*COLCHESTER, i. 232, 518, ii. 265, 313, 314, 397, 398, 403;
mentioned, i. 172, _173_, ii. 313.
_See_ FURLY, BENJ.;
TALLCOAT, WM.
COLE, ——, of Chattan, assists a convinced Independent preacher, i.
252;
large meeting at his house, i. 252.
COLLUMPTON, i. 328, ii. 10, 12.
COMMITTEE OF SAFETY, i. 438, 443, 450, 498, ii. 251.
COMMON-PRAYER-MEN, meeting of, attended by G. Fox, i. 25;
mentioned, i. 95, ii. 116.
CONEY ISLAND, ii. 174.
Connecticut, ii. 171.
*CONWAY, LADY, visited at Ragley, ii. _319_.
COOPER, EDWARD, of Northampton, accompanies G. Fox, ii. 260.
CORBET, THOMAS, counsellor, of London, successfully defends G.
Fox, ii. 229.
CORK, ridden through despite the mayor’s four warrants, ii. 109.
CORNWALL, i. 265, 458, ii. 6, 9, 10, 94, 516;
Truth spreads in, i. 285, 301, 359, 461, ii. 4;
mentioned, i. 326, ii. 79, 91, 205, 207, 209;
G. Fox’s imprisonment in, i. 265-322, 476, ii. 4, 516;
wreckers written to, i. 458.
CORSHAM [CAUSHAM], ii. 317.
COSSALL, ii. 233;
girl reported well in answer to G. Fox’s prayer, ii. 233.
COSSALI [COLESHILL], ii. 207.
*Costrop, Richard, moved to go towards China, dies on shipboard,
i. _505_, 517, 518.
Cotton, Arthur [of Plymouth and Colchester], assists Friends,
prisoners on board ship, ii. 68.
COUNTERSIDE, ii. 256.
COVELL, RICHARD, his ship captured by the Dutch, ii. 195.
COVENTRY, i. 5, 6, 7, 47, 256;
mentioned, ii. 391.
CRADOCK, DR., priest, of Coventry, visited, i. 6;
disputes with G. Fox in Scarboro' Castle, ii. 63.
CRANBROOK, i. 227, 229, ii. 2.
CRANES ISLAND, ii. 180.
CRANSWICK, i. 81, 95.
CRASTON, THOMAS, justice, written to at Carlisle, i. 174.
CRAVEN, ROBERT, ex-sheriff of Lincoln, follows G. Fox to London,
i. 213;
is with him in Cambridgeshire, i. 334.
_See_ Lincoln.
Creed, ii. 205.
CRICKATROUGH, ii. 188.
CRISP [CRIPS], NATHANIEL, ex-justice, meetings at his house at
Tedbury, i. 331, 335, 466, ii. 318;
visited, ii. 79;
monthly meetings settled, ii. 87.
CRISP, STEPHEN, signs Testimony to G. Fox, ii. 525.
*CROMWELL, OLIVER, Protector, mentioned, i. _68_, 158, 189, 207,
213, 215, 248, 251, 276, 277, 285, 363, 434, 438, 453, 475,
490, 500, 504, ii. 251;
G. Fox sent to him, i. 208, ii. 20, 515, and released, ii. 3,
210, 515;
their interviews, i. xlviii, 210, 234, 332, 333, 401, 432, 440,
476;
addressed by letter, i. 209, 223, 246, 268, 284, 363, 431, 432,
445, 446, ii. 245;
grants liberty of conscience, i. 255, 292;
favourable to Friends, i. 284, 318, 333;
Friends suffer under Commonwealth, i. 490, 522, ii. 251, 252;
warned by Lady Margaret Hambleton, i. 394;
interviewed by J. Camm and F. Howgill, ii. 515;
he is petitioned against Friends, i. 398, ii. 72;
he refuses to release Friends from prison, i. 446;
his death, i. 441, 447.
CROMWELL, RICHARD, Protector, mentioned, i. 441, 490, 522;
Friends petitioned against, ii. 72;
addressed by letter, ii. 245.
*CROOK, JOHN, ex-justice, of Luton [and Beckerings Park], meetings
at his house, i. 225;
also a general yearly meeting, i. 418-427;
accompanies G. Fox, i. _226_, 237, 254,
and visited by him, ii. 319.
CROOK, i. 117.
CROSSLAND [?CROSTHWAITE], i. 128.
CROSSLANDS, SIR JORDAN, governor of Scarborough Castle, visits G.
Fox there, ii. 58;
discharges him, ii. 70;
receives visit from him, ii. 105.
_See_ SCARBOROUGH.
CROUCH, EDWARD, of Stevenage, visited, ii. 382.
CROWDER, DR., priest [of Armscott], threatens Thos. Lower with an
action for defamation, ii. 211;
disputes with Geo. Fox in Worcester jail, ii. 212.
CROWLAND, a very rude place, i. 334.
CROWN-ALLINS [COLNE (SR.) ALWYNS], ii. 318.
CUBBAN [CUBHAM], RICHARD, visited, and his wife convinced, i. 381;
imprisoned for tithes, ii. 26;
dispute with Major Wiggan, ii. 35.
CUMBERLAND, i. 159, 180, 182, 392, ii. 16, 515, 516;
Truth springs up, i. 183, ii. 251;
mentioned, i. 173, 470, ii. 20;
Friends addressed by letter, ii. 83;
woman said to be healed by G. Fox’s prayers, ii. 184;
steeplehouses deserted, i. 392.
CUMMINS, THOMAS, requests of jailer of Lancaster jail a copy of G.
Fox’s mittimus, i. 475.
*CURTIS, THOMAS, of Reading, visits G. Fox in Launceston jail, i.
_326_;
has service in Cornwall, i. 326;
travels with G. Fox, i. 358, 471.
*CURTIS, ANN, wife of T. Curtis, visits G. Fox in Launceston jail,
i. 326;
and in Lancaster Castle, i. 479;
her father, i. _326_, 479.
DALES, THE (Yorks.), i. 110, 111, ii. 512.
DALSTON, epistles written here, ii. 368, 396;
widow Stot visited, ii. 396, 404.
DALTON, steeplehouse visited, i. 121, ii. 513, 514.
DANDER, JOHN, meetings at his house [at Hollowtrow], in
Somersetshire, i. 328, ii. 12.
Dantzic, magistrates written to, ii. 234, 485, and referred to,
ii. 287, 321, 422, 424, 483;
Friends written to, ii. 286, 483;
Friends of, ii. 268, 321, 422, 484;
mentioned, ii. 301, 326, 350.
DARCY, LADY ABIGAIL, convinced, ii. 86;
speaks to G. Fox about her husband, —— Pocock, ii. 86.
DARK-HOUSE, Lancaster jail, G. Fox imprisoned here, i. 474, 479.
D'AUBIGNY, LORD, visited respecting imprisonment of K. Evans and
S. Chevers in Malta, i. 524.
DAVENPORT, CAPTAIN, of Johnstons, visited, and becomes loving to
Friends, i. 409.
*DAVIES, RICHARD, of Welchpool, assists G. Fox in Worcester
imprisonment, ii. 229;
written to, ii. _374_.
DEAL, ii. 130, 142.
DEAN, FOREST OF, ii. 92.
DELAWARE, high-sheriff of, at G. Fox’s meeting, ii. 178.
DELAWARE BAY, ii. 176, 177.
DELAWARE RIVER, ii. 165.
DELFT, ii. 267, 311.
DELFZIEL, ii. 275, 282.
DELMANHORST, ii. 276.
Denbigh, suffering Friends written to, ii. 374.
DENBIGHSHIRE, ii. 83.
DENDRON, steeplehouse visited, ii. 513.
DENMARK, KING OF, ii. 277, 311;
written to, ii. 404.
DENNIS, COLONEL, meeting at his house [in Norfolk], i. 453.
DENT, i. 111.
DERBY, i. 467;
G. Fox imprisoned in House of Correction and common jail, i.
xlviii, 50-77 90, 467, 523, ii. 3, 20, 210, 511, and is
visited by various persons there, i. 56, 58 62, 67, 69, 70,
80;
jailer of, i. 57, convinced, i. 467, 523;
_See_ SHARMAN, THOS.;
letters written here, i. 52-66, 70-76;
mentioned, i. 27, 58, 524.
Derby, Countess of, imprisons Friends for tithes, ii. 25, 26.
DERBYSHIRE, i. 9, 25, 27, 49, 79, 197, 199, 252, 416, 467, ii. 13,
14, 78, 82, 120, 259, 344, 511;
Truth springs up, ii. 251;
mentioned, i. 530.
DERWENT-WATER, i. 181, ii. 15;
“the tall white old man,” aged 122 years, mentioned, ii. 15.
DESBOROUGH, MAJOR-GENERAL, officer concerned with G. Fox’s
imprisonment at Launceston, i. 270, 318-321.
DETEREN, ii. 276.
DEVONSHIRE, Truth spreads in, i. 301, 458, 461, ii. 6, 10, 94;
mentioned, i. 301, 302, 359.
DEVONSHIRE HOUSE, ii. 375.
DEWES, COLONEL, impressed with the Truth, in America, ii. 183.
*DEWSBURY, WM., convinced, with his wife, i. _79_, ii. 511;
his suffering, i. 179;
visited in Northampton prison, i. 209;
accompanies G. Fox, ii. 260;
meets him in Warwickshire, ii. 319, 344;
mentioned, i. xlv, 106.
DICKINSON, JAMES, convinced, i. 117, 122.
DILGER, EMANUEL, magistrate, of Dantzic, written to, ii. 485.
DINGLEY, ii. 260.
DIXON, ALEXANDER, meeting at his house at Grayrigg, i. 156.
DOCKUM, ii. 275, 282.
DODGSON, RICHARD, chief-constable, his death, ii. 73.
DOILY, BRAY, of Adderbury, visited, ii. 204, 206.
DOLGELLY, i. 376.
[DOLOBRAN]. _See_ LLOYD, CHAS.
DONCASTER, i. 79, 104, ii. 259.
*DOOMSDALE, Launceston jail, G. Fox imprisoned here, i. 282,
_283_, 284, 286, 318.
DORCHESTER, i. 261, 359, 457.
DORSETSHIRE, i. 456, ii. 6;
Truth spreads, i. 301;
men’s monthly meetings settled, ii. 95.
DOUGLAS, i. 394, ii. 516.
DOVE, LIEUT., meeting at his house, i. 414.
DOVER, i. 229, ii. 142;
governor of the Castle mentioned, ii. 254.
DOWES, SYBRAND, of Leeuwarden, visited, ii. 275, 282.
DOWNER, ANN, of London, serviceable to G. Fox in Launceston jail,
i. 283.
DOWNING, E., of Edinburgh, clerk of the Council, i. 400.
DOWNS, THE, ii. 141, 142.
DRAKES, JOHN, of Barbadoes, his marriage proposals thwarted by G.
Fox, ii. 146.
DRAPER, HENRY, justice, of Bishoprick, i. 180, ii. 14.
DRAWELL, ii. [15], 255, 256.
DRAYTON-IN-THE-CLAY, G. Fox’s birthplace, i. 1, 5, 200, 251, 277,
467.
DROITWICH, ii. 84;
mentioned, ii. 133.
DRURY, CAPTAIN, takes G. Fox to London from Leicester, i. 208-211.
DRY [ELIZABETH], WIDOW, cares for G. Fox in illness, at Enfield,
ii. 132.
DRY, THOMAS, accompanies G. Fox in Suffolk and Norfolk, ii. 80.
DUBLIN, ii. 108, 113.
DUKINFIELD, i. 18.
DUMFRIES, i. 394.
DUNBAR, i. 410-412.
DUNCAN, ROBERT, Friend, of Mendlesham, i. 233, ii. 265.
DUN-COW [DUNCHURCH], i. 255, 256.
DUNK, CAPTAIN, convinced in Kent, i. 227.
Dunkirk, i. 228.
DUNSTABLE, ii. 233, 345.
DURHAM (County), i. 180, 414, ii. 14, 83, 516;
Truth springs up, i. 183, ii. 251;
mentioned, ii. 20, 258.
DURHAM (City), i. 414, 415, ii. 73.
EAST FRIESLAND, ii. 276.
EAST JERSEY, ii. 166, 175.
EASTON, NICHOLAS, governor of Rhode Island, visited, ii. 168.
EATON, i. 27.
ECCLES, SOLOMON, accompanies G. Fox to America, ii. 141, 159;
left at Jamaica, ii. 160;
returns to Boston and banished to Barbadoes, ii. 190.
EDGE-HILL, i. 335.
EDINBURGH, i. 399, 400, 408, 410;
G. Fox called before the Council and banished from Scotland, i.
400, ii. 516;
Council written to, i. 402;
mentioned, i. 398, 400.
EDMONTON, ii. 346, 348, 354, 358, 409, 454, 500;
Christopher Taylor’s school here, ii. 346, 348.
EDMUNDSON, JOHN, of Maryland, visited, ii. 178, 179.
*EDMUNDSON, WILLIAM, of Ireland, meets G. Fox in Warwickshire, i.
_256_;
accompanies him to America, ii. 141;
visits Antigua and Nevis, ii. 153;
Jamaica, ii. 159;
Virginia, ii. 164;
Shelter Island, ii. 173;
Rhode Island and New England, ii. 190;
returns to Ireland, ii. 190.
EDRIDGE, JOHN, signs Testimony to G. Fox, ii. 525.
EDWARDS, EDWARD, with G. Fox in Wales, i. 375.
Egypt, i. 189, 518.
ELDRETH [ELDROTH], ii. 105.
*ELIZABETH, Princess of the Rhine, addressed by letter from G.
Fox, ii. 269;
her reply, ii. _272_.
*ELLIS, JOHN, of Land’s End, at a meeting at Exeter, i. _359_;
meeting at his house, ii. 8.
*ELLWOOD, THOMAS, of Hunger-Hill, a disturbed men’s meeting at his
house, ii. _315_;
meeting appointed for the opposers, ii. 315;
his account of G. Fox, ii. _526_.
ELMSHORN, ii. 277.
ELSON, JOHN, of The Peel, meetings at his house, ii. 233, 345;
signs Testimony to G. Fox, ii. 525.
ELY, ISLE OF, i. 236, 536.
*EMBDEN, ii. 275, 281;
Friends sufferings here, ii. 275, 282, _301_, 321;
magistrates and priests written to, ii. 301;
mentioned, ii. 268, 276;
home of John Claus’s father-in-law, ii. 275, 276, 281, 282.
EMBLETON, ii. 515.
EMS RIVER, ii. 275, 276.
ENCKHUYSEN, ii. 273.
Endicott, John, governor of New England, i. 509, 510.
ENFIELD, ii. 354, 396, 403, 409, 415, 434, 456, 473, 475, 491,
499, 500;
suffering winter spent here at Widow Dry’s, ii. 132-138;
letters and papers written here, ii. 134, 137, 396, 424.
ENGLAND, _passim_.
EPISCOPALIANS, dispute with G. Fox, i. 516.
EPPING FOREST, ii. 415.
ESHER, ii. 346.
ESSEX, i. 231, 441, 451, 518, 536, ii. 1, 80, 120, 131, 203, 314,
396, 450, 456, 475, 479, 491;
mentioned, i. 172.
EUROPE, Kings and rulers of, written to, i. 222;
Truth spreads in, ii. 526.
*EVANS, KATHERINE, imprisoned at Malta with Sarah Chevers, and
released, i. _524_, 526.
EVESHAM, i. 253, 335, ii. 319;
mentioned, ii. 228.
EXETER, i. 327;
Thomas Rawlinson imprisoned here, i. 301;
also James Naylor and others, one of whom died, i. 327,
and two sailor-Friends, one of whom died, ii. 94;
general warrant issued, i. 304;
general meeting here, i. 359.
EYDER, RIVER, ii. 278.
FAIRFAX, LADY, widow, visits G. Fox in Scarborough Castle, ii. 62.
FALCONBRIDGE, LORD, visits G. Fox in Scarborough Castle, ii. 61.
FALKNER ISLAND, ii. 173.
FALLOWFIELD, WILLIAM, signs Testimony to G. Fox, ii. 525.
FALMOUTH, i. 268, ii. 7.
FAMILISTS, dispute with G. Fox, i. 516.
FARNHAM, i. 357, ii. 96.
*FARNSWORTH, RICHARD, convinced at Balby, i. _79_, ii. 511;
meets G. Fox again in Yorkshire, i. 106, 108, at Swarthmore, i.
123, ii. 513, 514, and Drayton, i. 200;
declares Truth in a steeplehouse, i. 107, with G. Fox in
Wensleydale, i. 110;
mentioned, i. xlv.
FAUKS (FOX), THOMAS, Friend, of Derbyshire, with G. Fox in
Leicestershire, i. 530.
FELL, THOMAS, justice of the Welsh circuit, of Swarthmore, i. 118,
137, 141, 143, 158, 383, 472, ii. 356, 512, 513, 515;
favourable to Friends, i. xlvi, 122, 127, 136, 139;
a meeting at his house many years, i. 123, ii. 18, 514;
daughters [unnamed], i. 231;
his death, ii. 516, 517.
*FELL, MARGARET, wife of Judge Fell, of Swarthmore, her
convincement, i. 119, 121, ii. 512;
mentioned, i, xlvi, 122, 136, 208, 471, 472, ii. 21, 516;
her letter to Lancaster magistrates respecting G. Fox, i. 478;
interviews with Charles II, i. 479, 493, 500, ii. 516;
meets G. Fox in Cornwall, ii. 6, 517, at Bristol, ii. 12, near
Warrington, ii. 83, and at Bristol, where they are married,
ii. 117, _118_, 517;
at Holker Hall, ii. 19;
imprisoned four years at Lancaster, ii. 29, 44, 45, 47, 83, 517,
and praemunired, ii. 53, 517.
_See_ FOX, MARGARET.
[FELL, GEORGE], son of Judge Fell, ill-treated near Ulverstone, i.
132.
*FELL, MARGARET, daughter of Margaret Fell, ii. _198_.
_See_ ROUS, MARGARET.
*FELL, BRIDGET, daughter of Margaret Fell, ii. _198_.
*FELL, ISABEL, daughter of Margaret Fell, ii. _198_.
_See_ YEOMANS, ISABEL;
MORRICE, ISABEL.
FELL, SARAH, daughter of Margaret Fell, convinced, i. 121;
interview with Charles II, on her mother’s behalf, ii. 120, 140;
mentioned, ii. 6, 12, _198_, 233.
_See_ MEAD, SARAH.
*FELL, MARY, daughter of Margaret Fell, ii. 6, 12, _198_.
_See_ LOWER, MARY.
*FELL, SUSAN, daughter of Margaret Fell, ii. _198_, 233.
_See_ INGRAM, SUSANNA.
*FELL, RACHEL, daughter of Margaret Fell, with her mother
accompanies G. Fox, ii. _198_, 203, 204, 207, 209, 219, 256.
_See_ ABRAHAM, RACHEL.
*Fell, Henry, Friend, of Lancashire, ill-treated by soldiers, i.
_491_;
travels abroad, i. 517, 518.
*FELL, LEONARD, convinced at Baycliff, i. 121;
meets G. Fox, ii. 6, 233;
and travels with him, i. 535, ii. 15, 16, 83, 104, 256, _260_.
FELSTEAD, ii. 314.
FEN COUNTRY, i. 334, 537.
FIELD, JOHN, signs Testimony to G. Fox, ii. 525.
FIFTH-MONARCHY MEN, their rising the cause of Friends’ severe
persecution, i. 314, 490, 493, 500, 505, 516, 519, ii. 103,
516;
written to, i. 516, 517.
Finch, Lord Chancellor, interviewed by M. Fox in London, ii. 518.
FINCHCOMB [? STINCHCOMB], quarterly meeting held here, ii. 318.
FIRBANK CHAPEL, meeting of above a thousand people here, and many
convinced, i. 113, ii. 512.
FISHER, MARTHA, with another, speaks to Chas. II. respecting M.
Fox’s imprisonment, ii. 140.
*FISHER, SAMUEL, Baptist preacher, convinced, as also his wife, i.
227;
travels in the ministry, i. 228, _229_.
FISHERHOLDER, ii. 276.
FISHER’S ISLAND, ii. 172.
FLAMSTEAD HEATH, ii. 354.
Fleetwood, Charles [general], warned by Lady M. Hambleton, i. 394.
FLEMING, JUSTICE DANIEL, offers £5 for apprehension of G. Fox, ii.
17, 22;
commits M. Fell to jail, ii. 29;
a violent persecutor, ii. 29;
written to by Friends in Lancaster jail, ii. 29;
and by G. Fox separately, ii. 33;
death of his wife, ii. 34, 72.
Fleming, Francis, attacked by servants of Sir Robert Bindlas, i.
146.
FLETCHER, ——. convinced in Cumberland, ii. 16.
FLINTSHIRE, i. 380.
FLORIDA, GULF OF, ii. 161.
FLOYD, MORGAN, priest of Wrexham, his messengers, sent to enquire
about Friends, convinced, i. 188;
character of his people, i. 380.
FLUSHING, ii. 167, 174.
FORD GREEN, ii. 409, 475, 499, 500;
letter written here, ii. 501.
FOREST OF DEAN, ii. 92.
FORSTALL, RICHARD, merchant, of Barbadoes, G. Fox ill three weeks
at his house, ii. 145.
FORSTER, THOMAS, captain of the _Industry_, in which G. Fox and
companions sailed to America, ii. 141.
FOSTER, JUDGE, Lord Chief Justice, G. Fox appears before him at
Westminster, i. 485.
FOSTER, LIEUTENANT, visited, i. 410.
FOSTER, WIDOW, of Gracechuroh Street, visited, ii. 387.
FOX, CAPTAIN, governor of Pendennis Castle, i. 269, 270;
ordered by the Protector to enquire into conduct of soldiers
towards Friends, i. 284;
visits G. Fox, i. 314.
FOX, CHRISTOPHER, father of G. Fox, i. xliv, 1, 10, 205.
FOX, MARY, mother of G. Fox, i. xliv, 1, 10;
proposed visit by G. Fox interrupted by his imprisonment, ii.
207, 216;
her death, ii. 216.
_See_ LAGO, MARY.
*FOX, GEORGE, his birth, =1624=, i. xliv, 1;
parentage, i. xliv, 1;
relations, i. 1, 3, 4, 10, 62, 69, 200, 205, 206, 467, ii. 79;
early spiritual experiences, i. 2, 3, 21;
travels to obtain spiritual help =1643=, i. 3-11;
realises whence true help comes, i. 11;
travels in the Midlands, =1647=, i. 18-79;
imprisoned at Nottingham for some months, =1649=, i.
43-45, ii. 511;
and at Derby for a year, =1650-51=, i. xlviii, 50-77, ii. 511;
refuses to bear arms, i. 68;
visits Lichfield, i. xlviii, 77;
travels in the North of England, =1651-52=, i. xlv, 79-101,
102-118, ii. 511;
first visit to Swarthmore, =1652=, i. 118, ii. 512, 514;
trial at Lancaster Sessions, i. 137-142;
some months in Carlisle jail, =1653=, i. 169-179, ii.
515;
resumes work in the North, i. 179-197;
sixty ministers raised up, =1654=, i. 190;
visits his home and the Midlands, i. 197-207, ii. 515;
is arrested by Col. Hacker, and taken to London, i. 207-209, ii.
515;
first interview with Cromwell, who liberates him, i. xlviii,
210, 211;
travels into South and West, i. 259;
arrested in Cornwall and imprisoned about 8 months in Launceston
jail, =1665-56=, i. xlviii, 267-322, ii. 516;
travels Northward, on liberation, i. 325-332;
second interview with Cromwell, i. 332;
continuous travels over England and Wales and return to London,
i. 333-335;
journeys to the South and West and through Wales to Swarthmore,
=1657=, i. 357-383, ii. 516;
visits Scotland, i. xlviii, 393-413, ii. 516;
attends a yearly meeting at John Crook’s in Bedfordshire, i.
418-427;
third interview with Cromwell, =1658=, who dies shortly
afterwards, i. 440;
travels through many counties, i. 451-471;
attends a yearly meeting at Balby, i. 467, ii. 516;
and general meetings at Skipton and Arnside, i. 469, 470;
committed to Lancaster Castle, i. 474-484, 507, ii. 516;
ordered to appear in London and liberated after 20 weeks’
imprisonment, =1660=, i. 484-488;
work in London, i. 489-526;
journey to Bristol, i. 527;
and thence Northward with brief detention in Leicester jail, i.
532-535, ii. 517;
return to London, i. 536;
travels to the West and through Wales to the North, ii. 1-18;
summoned before the magistrates at Holker Hall, =1663=,
ii. 19-21, 517;
and to the Sessions at Lancaster, ii. 22, 23;
committed to Lancaster jail, where he remains a year and a half,
ii. 23-42, 517;
removed to Scarborough Castle and endures over a year’s
imprisonment there, =1665-66=, i. xlviii, ii. 42-73, 517;
returns to London on liberation to find the city in ruins after
the fire, ii. 79;
travels through the nation to recommend the setting up of
Monthly Meetings, ii. 80-106;
visit to Ireland, =1669=, i. xlviii, ii. 107-114, 517;
marriage with Margaret Fell at Bristol, =1669=, ii. 117, 118,
517;
sails for America, =1671=, ii. 141;
letter to the Governor of Barbadoes, ii. 155-158;
returns after extensive travels, =1673=, ii. 198, 518;
arrested on the way to the North of England, and sent to
Worcester jail, i. xlviii, ii. 204-213, 518;
removed to London, ii. 213-215;
and back to Worcester, ii. 215-221;
removed again to London and attends Yearly Meeting, ii. 221;
and is sent back again to Worcester, where illness overtakes
him, ii. 221-229;
removed once more to London and liberated after 14 months’
partial imprisonment, =1674=/5, ii. 229-231, 518;
visits the North and remains about two years at Swarthmore, much
occupied writing books and papers, ii. 232-255, 518;
again in London, =1677=, ii. 261, 518;
several months’ visit to Holland and Germany, =1677=, ii.
264-313, 518;
visit of two of his companions to the Princess Elizabeth, ii.
269-272;
frequent journeying after return to England, ii. 315-335;
spends a year in the North, ii. 335-343, 518;
returns to London, ii. 343-519;
pays another visit to Holland, =1684=, ii. 397-403;
much occupied in and round London, with short stays in the
country on health’s account, i. xlviii, ii. 403-505;
declining health, ii. _403_, 404, 412, 413, 421, 450, 463,
475-477, 479, 483, 489, 491, 518, _see_ next col.;
writes many letters and papers, ii. _396_, 449;
last short illness, ii. 505, 522;
death and burial, =1690/1=, i. 1, ii. 505, 518, 521-523;
Testimonies concerning him, ii. 511-527.
*FOX, GEORGE, his fasts, i. 10, 142, 158;
his “openings,” i. 8, 9, 11-16, 19-24, 26, 28, 29, 34-37;
his discernment of spirits, i. 15, 21, 165, 166, ii. 93, 131,
168;
his temptations, i. 4, 9, 12, 14, 19, 20, 26;
his visions, i. xlv, 106, 109, 391, 528, ii. 109;
his foresight, i. 102, 109, 110, 158, 376, 412, 445, 453, 507;
he hears an inward voice, i. 3, 11, 13, 20, 26, 35, 47, 61, 108,
119;
is charged with blasphemy, i. 51, 101, 137, 169, 452, ii. 515;
but denies that he is Christ, i. 51, 101, 102;
his power in prayer, i. xlvii, 24, 49, 212, 330, 373, ii. 138,
184, 233, 376;
his warnings, i. 27, 39, 49, 52-56, 62-66, 76, 78, 98, 99, 101,
223, 268, 308, ii. 41, 42, 93, 137;
cruelties inflicted on him, i. 39, 45, 62, 84, 103, 105, 132,
134, 136, 160, 171, 180, 268, 472, ii. 51, 69;
his forgiveness for injuries, i. 63, 98, 99, 105, 133, 136, 160,
209, 489, 497, 512, ii. 70, 125;
his narrow escapes from injury or arrest, i. 88, 108, 134-136,
161, 253, 360, 427, 466, 467, 528, ii. 4, 5, 13, 15, 17, 77,
84, 143;
his personal appearance and manner, i. _89_, 98, 167, 172, 214,
264, 268, 380, 473, ii. 28, 401, 526;
his bodily weakness and illness, ii. 51, 54, 56-58, 79, 131,
132, 145-152, 227, 230, 234, 261, 518, _see_ previous col.