Walker, Thomas (3)
Walker, Thomas (1)
a minister of the Society of Friends, was born in Leeds, England, in 1794. He did not enjoy many educational advantages, yet he was instrumental in doing much good. His life was characterized by much simplicity, and by a cheerful, humble willingness to do what he could in the service of the Savior. He died at Leeds, June 24, 1851. See Annual Monitor, 1852, p. 91.
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Walker, Thomas (2)
an English Wesleyan minister, was received into the Church in early life, into the ministry in 1824, and died April 3, 1829. He was zealous in his labors. See Wesleyan Minutes, 1830, p. 556.
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Walker, Thomas (3)
an English Wesleyan minister, was converted in his fifteenth year, entered the ministry in 1824, retired in 1847, and settled in York, where he died, July 7, 1848, in the fiftieth year of his age. His qualifications for the work of the ministry, and the uprightness, integrity, and kindness manifested in his deportment, made his labors to be esteemed in proportion as they were known. See Wesleyan Minutes, 1848.