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A60868 Some testimonies concerning the life and death of Hugh Tickell as also his convincement, travels, sufferings, and service for the Lord and His eternal truth ... 1690 (1690) Wing S4622; ESTC R27143 7,177 12

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Conversation which adorned his Profession of the ever blessed Truth Also he was of a sound Mind and Judgment stedfast in the Faith endued with spiritual Knowledge and Wisdom And could have given good Advice and Counsel and Exhortation in Divine things he was faithful and loved Faithfulness in all that professed the Truth and both loved and sought the Peace and Unity and Prosperity of the Church He was a Man that God blessed both in Spirituals and Temporals and as the Apostle saith Be not forgetful to entertain Strangers for some have entertained Angels unawares and do good unto all but especially unto the Houshold of Faith so he was ready to entertain and to do good and to have Meetings at his House when there were but few in that part And was a patient Sufferer both in Body and Goods for Truth and Righteousness sake he was zealous and fervent in Spirit and Mind holding his Integrity I had dear Unity with him and loved him in that which will never change nor die but was and is the Joy Life and Strength of God's People throughout all Generations towit the Life and Power Holy glorious Praises to the glorious God For he had the Gift of found Judgment and Knowledge in Divine Spiritual things and I could have opened my heart to him the rein And likewise he did bear a living faithful Testimony both against the Priests at Steeple-houses and in the Markets to the People and had a tender incouraging Testimony in Meetings And about the Year 1696. was moved of the Lord to go into Scotland to Duglas Heads Hambleton Glascow and Edinburgh c. And had a good Service for the Lord and his Truth as I truly understood when I went amongst them there afterwards And as a Testimony of his Love to God his Truth and People he manifested it both in his Life and towards his latter End and now he being gone the way of all the Earth I believe it is well with him as to his Eternal Estate and that his Soul is at rest and blessedness with the Eternal God For blessed are the Dead which dye in the Lord they rest from their Labour and their Works follow them And I pray God that we who yet remain in the Body may so finish our Course in the Truth and keep the Faith that we may end our days in Peace with God and have an Eternal Inheritance amongst the sanctified For the Eternal Righteous God is just to whom all must give an Account and be rewarded according to their Deeds done in the Body be they good or evil And O that many People would consider this and turn to God's Grace and Truth that comes by Jesus Christ and to the Spirit of God that never deceived any People nor never will that thereby they may be lead instructed and taught to forsake their evil Way and turn to Righteousness that they might live and that God might be glorified through Jesus Christ to whom with God the Father be Honour and Praise forever Thomas Dockrey The Testimony of M. Fox Concerning Hugh Tickell THIS I can testifie for Hugh Tickell he was a dear and faithful Servant of the Lord from the beginning and one that the Truth had a great Work and Operation upon so that he was brought very low and tender and zealous for the Lord and his Truth so that he bore a true and faithful Testimony against the Priests and the Spirit of the World and was very active both in speaking and writing for the Testimony of Truth to my knowledge he has come many times to Swarthmoore in true Tenderness and Openness of Spirit and he was a true Liver unto God unto his latter End though he was convinced at the first Appearance of Truth in those parts and bore a faithful Testimony for the Lord in his Day in serving and in suffering he was many times cast into Prison where he remained years together so that he was wanting in no part of the Truths Service he was a true and faithful Man to God and his Truth all his Days and lived in the fear of the Lord in Tenderness and in Humility and in Brokenness of Spirit and in great Love and Unity with his Wife and Family and was a good Example to all and in his latter End testified his Love and Faithfulness to the Lord and his Truth and left the Evidence of his Love to Friends and the Truth and hath now left this Transitory World and is entred into his Everlasting Inheritance where he lives in Eternal Love Praises to the Lord to all Eternity London the 6th the 4th Month 90. G. F's Testimony concerning Hugh Tickell AFter Hugh Tickell our dear Friend and Brother in the Lord had believed in the Light the Life in Christ and so became a Child of Light and of the Day of Christ he came both to know and hear Christ the great Prophet that God had raised up in the New Testament like unto Moses in the Old Testament c. and to follow Christ his Shepherd and hear his Voice and to be one of the Sheep of his Pasture which he had laid down his Life for and then could follow the Hirelings no longer nor put in their Mouths and would not let Balaam's Priest ride upon him as Old Balaam did upon his Ass for his Wages of Unrighteousness and would not follow him in his Errours but followed Christ who said freely you have received freely give and followed his Ministers who kept the Gospel without Charge and God opened the Mouth of this Hugh Tickell to reprove Balaam's Priests for their Errours and for his not giving them their Wages of Unrighteousness you may see in this Book how they persecuted and imprisoned him and what became of his Persecutors and what was their End But he being setled upon Christ the heavenly Rock and Foundation all the Storms and Tempests and the Heat of the persecuting Sun could not move him he being of a meek quiet peaceable gentle Spirit and of a good Life and Conversation I had known him long and do believe that he died in the Lord and is blessed and is at rest from his Labours London the 6th the 4th Month 90. G. F. FINIS
of him we passed but a little from them until we found him whom our Souls loved O then how we held him and would not let him go how willing were we to part with all other things for him O then indeed was he become the Chiefest of ten Thousand to us And now to thee thou Antient of days be Hallelujah and Thanksgiving Honour and Glory and Praise and again Hallelujah for the Lord God Omnipotent Reigneth Dorothy Tickell Something by way of Testimony concerning our dear Friend Hugh Tickell of Portinscal near Keswick in Cumberland Deceased HE was convinced of the Lord's blessed Truth towards the latter End of the Year 1653. And after that he was convinced and had his Understanding opened he became very serviceable in his place and was freely and willingly given up to do or suffer for the Lord 's blessed Truth which the Lord was pleased to make him a Partaker of with many more And as he grew up in the Truth he became more and more diligent in meeting with and amongst the People of God called Quakers And not only so but freely and willingly offered up his House for a Meeting-house for all that sought after the Lord and his Truth for many Years And the Lord was also pleased to endue him with a Spirit of discerning insomuch that he became serviceable to the Lord and his People and a help and strength to those that were weak and ready to give a word of Advice and Counsel both publickly and privately when at any time in the Wisdom of God he saw it a Service Likewise he was drawn forth to travel to visit some Friends both in the West of England and in Scotland And as to his sufferings when called thereunto He was a Man that did bear a faithful Testimony both in suffering the spoiling of his Goods and Imprisonment of his Body as witness he was committed to Prison by one Henry Marshall Priest of Crostwhait because for Conscience-sake he could not pay him Tithes where he remained about three Years in Carlile Goal And being freed he was afterwards again committed to the said Prison by Richard Lowrey another Priest of the said Crostwhait because he could not pay him Tithes where he remained some time until Providence ordered his enlargement All which suffering he patiently did bear and willingly endured for the Testimony of Jesus and of a good Conscience And thus he continued bearing his Testimony in faithfulness in doing and suffering until weakness of Body came upon him which in the Lord 's appointed time comes upon all men and so finished his Course and laid down his Body in the Year 1680. From our Mens Meeting to which the said Hugh Tickell did belong the 25th Day of the 12th Month 1689 90. Subscribed by John Tiffin Thomas Laythes Peter Head Thomas Scott Thomas Fell George Peel The Testimony of Thomas Laythes Concerning Hugh Tickell AS for our dear deceased Friend Hugh Tickell he was one that I had a knowledge of and acquaintance with all-most from my Childhood For when I was a Boy at School we were both tabled in one House and for several Years and in all that time I never heard nor knew as I remember but that he lived and walked as an honest Man amongst Men. And for the time of his Convincement of God's Eternal Truth he was some Years before me convinced so that other Ancient Friends can give a more timely Testimony herein than I can do being conversant with him yet this I know and have to say for him that he was one that did endeavour my Convincement as much if not more than any other both by word and writing But as I have sometime said it was the Lord alone that did perswade my heart to him be the Praise and Glory for ever Amen And after I came to own the way and Truth of God I had a clear Sense of his Spirit we being both of one Meeting for above twenty and six Years time and this is my Testimony for my Friend He was of a deep weighty solid Spirit and had a good Understanding and discerning in the things of God And when he spoke thereof in our little Meeting to which he was a great Strength it was much in the awe dread and fear of the Lord and often in much Brokenness and tenderness of Spirit as I am a living Witness of He was also a great sufferer in his day for bearing a faithful Testimony to the Truth and against Tithes And such was his Love to God and his Truth that I do believe he could have laid down his Life and sealed his Testimony with his Blood if he had been called thereunto And towards the latter part of his time and in his old Age being above 70 Years he grew weak and infirm of Body and near the time of his departure out of the Body for I was much with him then both day and night and when he could but utter few words yet he named me and I felt a near tender Sense upon him of that Love and Unity we often had together in the Spirit of Truth Thomas Laythes The Testimony of Thomas Dockrey Concerning our dear Friend Hugh Tickell of Portinscal who was born in Thorntwhait in the Parish of Crostwhait and County of Cumberland who in his younger Years for Religion had desires to be of the best way and about the fortieth Year of his Age and the latter End of the Year 1653. was convinced of God's Everlasting Truth and way which is cast up and now made known to many People in this Day of God's glorious Power Light and Life that is dawned and broken forth in this Nation and many other Nations Glory and Praise to God for evermore FOR in the Year 1653. G. F. a Minister in the Spirit and Power of God and of the Everlasting Gospel coming into Cumberland and Hugh Tickell going to some Meetings where G. F. was he was convinced and satisfied of our Religion Way Truth Faith and Worship c. and so joyned with the People of God who in scorn were first called Quakers in Darbyshire about the Year 1650. and continued with them till his Decease which was above thirty Years being Aged above Seventy So he owned the Truth above 30 Years and never did shrink faint nor fly the Cross of Christ but stood noble and valiant for God and his Eternal Truth and did bear a good and faithful Testimony to the same in the place where God had set him For I had a true and certain Knowledge of him above thirty Years and I lived with him above seven Years who after he owned the Truth had a good Measure of the Spirit of the Lord poured forth upon him and a true knowledge and feeling of the Power of God and of his Love and Presence wherein he had large openings and a deep discerning of the things of God and was of a grave sober Deportment towards all and of an honest Life and