of 1880 in the church at Chapel-en-le-Frith contains a long inscription and mentions the following children of William and Agnes: John (born 8 January 1654) and Samuel (born 31 December 1656). His Life and Funeral Sermon was published by John Ashe (1704), and is the main source of information on his life. Works He left manuscripts (fifty volumes) but little survived. His published books are all short. Their (abbreviated) titles are: 'Waters for a Thirsty Soul, in several sermons on Rev. xxi. 6.' London, 1653 'Of Christ's Purchase', to which is prefixed his 'Confession of Faith' 'Rules for our Behaviour every Day and for sanctifying the Sabbath, with Hints for Communicants' 'The Ready Way to prevent Sin' on Prov. xxx. 22, with 'A Bridle for the Tongue,' on St. Matt. X. 36 The 'Miner's Monitor' The 'Sinner in Sorrow and the Humble Sinner's Modest Request' 'Brief Directions for the Improvement of Infant Baptism' The 'Riches of Grace' three parts 'Trading Spiritualized' three parts 'De Spiritualibus Pecci: Notes concerning the Work of God, and some that have been walkers together with God in the High Peak of Derbyshire' a biographical work (London, 1702) 'Principiis Obsta' 1671 'Sheet for Sufferers' 'Matters for Mourning', posthumous 'Essays on Union to Christ', posthumous Notes References External links Bagshawe Family Muniments at the John Rylands Library, Manchester. 1628 births 1702 deaths English Presbyterian ministers of the Interregnum (England) Ejected English ministers of 1662 People from Derbyshire Dales (district)