Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Six Generations of Friends in Ireland: 1655 to 1890
Having obtained mercy of the Lord to be faithful, after much suffering he joined in wor ship with Friends, and going to live in Ireland about 1652, he was made the means of ao complishing a spiritual work, very similar to that effected by George Fox in England.
Like the founder of the Society, he united clear spiritual apprehension with strong natural character, and though of comparatively humble rank, his consistent godly life, and his impartial view of men and things, gave him a well-merited in?uence at the seat of Government in Dublin, during both Pro testant and Catholic ascendancy. He felt through all his sufferings for conscience's sake.
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