Paget, his younger brother and fellow Puritan minister, were possibly born there or elsewhere in the county. His nephew and adopted son, Robert Paget...

Stockport. Thomas Paget was the younger brother of the Puritan minister and writer John Paget. They are said to have belonged to the Paget family of Rothley...

author John Paget (Puritan minister) (died 1638), English nonconforming minister, pastor at the English Reformed Church, Amsterdam Sir John Rahere Paget, 2nd...

35,000 acres. Thomas Paget had proceeded to M.A. only in 1612 and was recruited to serve at Blackley by William Bourne, a Puritan fellow of St Mary's,...

Bridget Paget née Masterson (1570–circa 1647) was an English Puritan who acted as her husband John Paget's literary executor and editor. Briget Masterson...

controversy with his supervising pastor John Paget over this issue, and it led to his withdrawal from the Puritan church in Amsterdam. In New England, he...

abrasive in person: he had, for example, given Thomas Paget, a leading Lancashire Puritan minister, 10 shillings towards his legal expenses after compelling...

by John Amos Comenius. In The Netherlands it became the best sold reformed book of the 17th century. The Hungarian translation was by the puritan pastor...

English colonial leader and Congregational minister, who founded the Connecticut Colony after dissenting with Puritan leaders in Massachusetts. He was known...

Agency from 2000–03. Nathan Paget, 17th-century physician and Puritan activist Thomas Pierson, 17th-century conformist Puritan presbyter Sir Brian Smith...