Samuel Grascome (1641–1708) was a clergyman of the Church of England, then, after the nonjuring schism, a member of the breakaway church. The son of John...

around 100 or so (with a few outliers among government critics such as Samuel Grascome, who put the number far higher). As of 1690, William's court adopted...

of Schism involved him in controversy with the nonjuring clergyman Samuel Grascome (1641–1708). Besides a sermon preached at the funeral of Philip Henry...

was published anonymously). Some works published under the name of Samuel Grascome have also been attributed to Wagstaffe. Wagstaffe married Martha Broughton...

not carry out. In December 1696 Turner was arrested, as the nonjuror Samuel Grascome was sought, but then discharged (15 December) on condition of leaving...

published by an anonymous writer; and at a later period another Answer, by Samuel Grascome, appeared at London, 1702; 1715. "Huddleston, Richard" . Dictionary...