Both his wife and Charles had died by the time his will was made in 1677. His chief beneficiary was Hannah, who cared for her parents into old age. PublicationsAn Antidote against the Fear of Death; being meditations in a time and place of great mortality (Shrewsbury, 1650).A Love Token for Mourners, teaching spiritual dumbness and submission under God's smarting rod, in two funeral sermons, London, 1655.A Fast Sermon,'' preached 30 January 1692–3. See also Calvinism Savoy Conference Westminster Assembly Footnotes References Also at 1681 deaths Year of birth uncertain 17th-century Calvinist and Reformed theologians 17th-century English Puritan ministers English Presbyterian ministers of the Interregnum (England) Ejected English ministers of 1662 Christianity in London Christianity in Birmingham, West Midlands Religion in Shropshire Religion in Cheshire People from Northampton Alumni of Trinity College, Oxford Alumni of New Inn Hall, Oxford English religious writers 17th-century English writers 17th-century English male writers Roundheads 17th century in Shropshire 17th century in London 17th century in Cheshire 17th century in Birmingham, West Midlands