Picture of Some Early Brethren

This is a well known and interesting picture of many of the prominent early Brethren. Hover over a face and the name should appear! This was something I had planned to do for a while myself but just discovered somebody else had already done it. Reproduced with kind permission from here.

Names from Top Left:

Mr. Salter
Mr. Hammond
Sir Edward Denny
Mr. Sangord
Mr. Bodman
Mr. Charles Andrew Coates (b. 7 Dec 1862, d. 7 Oct 1945)
Col. R.F. Kingscote
Mr. Clark
Mr. George Rochester
Mr. Arthur
Mr. Underwood
Mr. Arthur Pollock
Mr. Charles Stanley
Mr. H.M. Hooke
Mr. J. Davies
Mr. G. Hulbert
Mr. Richard Tunley (see comments)
Mr. James Butler Stoney
Mr. Edward Dennett
Mr. Penson
Mr. M. Saaed
Mr. Wilkinson
Mr. D. Dick
Mr. Taylor (not J.T.)
Mr. Lawrence
Mr. J.W. Smith
Mr. W. Magowan
Mr. A. Mace
Dr. C.J. Davis
Mr. W. Johnson
Mr. Edgecombe Thomas Ward
Mr. J. Tunley
Mr. G.W. Fraser
Lord A.P. Cecil
Mr. Peace
Dr. Bodman
Mr. J. Ritchey
Mr. William Kelly
Mr. George Vicesimus Wigram
Mr. Collier
Mr. George(?) Moody
Mr. Coley
Mr. George Cutting
Mr. Charles(?) Markham
Mr. Charles Henry Mackintosh (b. Oct 1820, d. 2 Nov 1896)
Mr. Hawkins
Mr. J.E. Batten
Mr. Huggins
Mr. Gaskins
Mr. John Nelson Darby (b. Nov 1800, d. 1882
Mr. Boodle
Mr. Frederick Edward Raven
Mr. Leaky
Mr. H.C. Anstey
Mr. Thomas Henry Reynolds (b. Mar 1830, d. Feb 1930)
Mr. F. Cavenagh
Mr. W. Moore
Mr. Page
Mr. A. Cutting

Comments:

Michael said ...

I think Stoney's first name was James ... And Wigram didn't die on 1 January, but on 1 February 1879; see this snippet from the Pall Mall Gazette of 4 February 1879.

Saturday, Feb 6, 2016 : 03:46

Tom said ...

Thanks Michael, I've corrected those two things now.

Saturday, Feb 6, 2016 : 12:28

Tom said ...

It's interesting though as I think Ourewneel in his history had it that JBS was called John, so I wonder what the origin of this theory was?

Saturday, Feb 6, 2016 : 12:29

Lance said ...

Tom, the top Tunley is I think the (Rev) Richard Tunley - he dropped the Rev. when he came into fellowship
The lower Tunley is listed as J Tunley - was this the one from Guernsey/Jersey or is it Richard Tunley's son William who was listen in the meeting lists under Wolverhampton?
L

Sunday, Feb 7, 2016 : 08:57

Tom said ...

Thanks Lance .. were these relatives of yours? I don't know much about these names .. the Tunley in Guernsey was a bookseller "Mr. J Tunley of 104 Victoria Road, St Peter Port, Guernsey" and was an agent for WK's books among others, so yes appears to be his photo.
I had thought this picture had been published in a book at some point, but maybe not. would be good to find out who it was who produced it.

Monday, Feb 8, 2016 : 09:24

Tom said ...

It has been pointed out to me this picture is in Noel Vol 2 p 433 with the names as listed here beside it.

Monday, Feb 8, 2016 : 13:19

Christina Lawrence said ...

Mr. Lawrence is also here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Lawrence_Davis

Saturday, Aug 27, 2016 : 15:25

Lance said ...

Hullo Tom
Just discovered without doubt that the second Tunley, my G Grandfather is indeed William Tunley and not 'J' The one above was his father the Rev Richard!

Wednesday, Sep 27, 2017 : 21:23

davidransbottoim1@aol.com said ...

No, F. W, Grant?
Unless, I didn't see him.

Wednesday, Dec 4, 2024 : 06:49