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| Matthew MEADE Adm. at KING'S (age 17) a scholar from Eton, 1648 . Of Bradenham, Buckinghamshire . 2nd s. of Richard, of Mursley, Buckinghamshire . Matric. Easter 1649. Left, 1651 . V. of St Paul's, Shadwell, 1658-62, ejected. Went to Holland , 1664 . Minister at Stepney, 1671 . A powerful preacher. Supported the movement for an amalgamation of the presbyterian and congregationalist bodies, 1690 . Author, sermons. Died 16 Oct., 1699, aged 70. Buried at Stepney. M.I. Will, P.C.C. Father of the noted Dr Richard Mead. ( D.N.B.; Calamy, II. 187.) | Matthew MEADE Approx. lifespan: 1629–1727 Adm. at King's College (age 17) a scholar from Eton 1648 Of Bradenham, Buckinghamshire . 2nd s. of Richard MEADE of Mursley, Buckinghamshire Matric. 1649:04ET: Left 1651 V. of St Paul's, Shadwell 1658-62 ejected Went to Holland 1664 Minister at Stepney 1671 A powerful preacher Supported the movement for an amalgamation of the presbyterian and congregationalist bodies 1690 Author, sermons. Died 1699:10:16 aged 70. Buried at Stepney M.I. Will, P.C.C. father of the noted Dr Richard Mead. ( D.N.B.; Calamy, II. 187.) |