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| John OXENBRIDGE Adm. pens. at EMMANUEL, 08 Nov., 1625. S. of Daniel (above), M.D. B. at Daventry, Northamptonshire , 1608 . Bapt. 31 Jan., 1608/9. Matric. 1626 . Migrated to Magdalen Hall, Oxford [ Oxfordshire ]. B.A. 1628 ; M.A. 1631 . Became tutor at Magdalen Hall, but deprived by Laud for drawing up a document for the better government of the society and persuading his scholars to subscribe, 1634 . Went to the Bermuda , where he exercised the ministry. Returned to England , 1641 . P.C. of Beverley [ East Riding of Yorkshire ], 1646 . Preached in various parts of the country. Lecturer at Berwick-on-Tweed [ Northumberland ]. Appointed a Fellow of Eton [ Buckinghamshire ], 1652 . Formed a friendship with Andrew Marvell. Silenced by the Act of Uniformity, 1662 . Emigrated to Surinam , thence to Barbados and subsequently to Boston, Massachusetts [cu] USA [/cu]., 1670 . Appointed pastor of the meeting House at Boston [ Massachusetts ] [ USA ], 1670-4 . Author, religious. Died at Boston [ Massachusetts ] [ USA ], 28 Dec., 1674. Another of these names adm. at Lincoln College, Oxford [ Oxfordshire ], 1623, with whom he is apparently confused both by Harwood and J. Foster in Al. Oxon. ( D.N.B.; Sussex Archaeol. Coll., XII. 206; E. A. Jones, The Old Silver of the American Churches .) | John OXENBRIDGE Approx. lifespan: 1608–1674 Adm. pens. at Emmanuel College 1625:11:08 s. of Daniel OXENBRIDGE (1612) M.D. B. at Daventry, Northamptonshire , 1608 Bapt. 1608/9:01:31 Matric. 1626 Migrated to Magdalen Hall [Oxford] B.A. 1628 M.A. 1631 Became tutor at Magdalen Hall [Oxford] but deprived by Laud for drawing up a document for the better government of the society and persuading his scholars to subscribe 1634 Went to the Bermuda , where he exercised the ministry. Returned to England , 1641 P.C. of Beverley, [East Riding of Yorkshire], 1646 Preached in various parts of the country. Lecturer at Berwick-on-Tweed, [Northumberland], Appointed a Fellow of Sch: Eton 1652 Formed a friendship with Andrew Marvell. Silenced by the Act of Uniformity 1662 Emigrated to Surinam , thence to Barbados , and subsequently to Boston, Massachusetts , USA , . 1670 Appointed pastor of the meeting House at Boston, [Massachusetts], [ USA ], 1670-74 Author, religious. Died at Boston, [Massachusetts], [ USA ], 1674:12:28 Another of these names adm. at Lincoln College [Oxford] 1623 with whom he is apparently confused both by Harwood and J. Foster in Al. Oxon. ( D.N.B.; Sussex Archaeol Coll., XII. 206; E. A. Jones, The Old Silver of the American Churches .) |