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<p> Bray, [[William]] (or Billy Bray as he was familiarly called), </p> <p> was a distinguished, eccentric, and useful local preacher. among the | William (Or Billy Bray As He Was Familiarly Called) Bray <ref name="term_27348" /> | ||
==References == | <p> Bray, [[William]] (or Billy [[Bray]] as he was familiarly called), </p> <p> was a distinguished, eccentric, and useful local preacher. among the Bible Christians. He was born in Cornwall, England, June 1, 1794. He was converted in 1823, and in 1824 made a local preacher. He died May 25, 1868. His benevolence was remarkable, his faith strong, and his prayers mighty. He detested smoking and drinking. See Memoir (Lond. 1872). </p> | ||
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William (Or Billy Bray As He Was Familiarly Called) Bray [1]
Bray, William (or Billy Bray as he was familiarly called),
was a distinguished, eccentric, and useful local preacher. among the Bible Christians. He was born in Cornwall, England, June 1, 1794. He was converted in 1823, and in 1824 made a local preacher. He died May 25, 1868. His benevolence was remarkable, his faith strong, and his prayers mighty. He detested smoking and drinking. See Memoir (Lond. 1872).
