Henry Tuggy

Does anyone know anything about Mr Tuggy?

According to http://bibletruthpublishers.com/till-he-come/henry-tuggy/la534230 Tuggy's first name was Henry. I think it is the Henry Tuggy whose gravestone is here:
https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=52758148
This Henry Tuggy is said to have belonged to the Plymouth Brethren:
http://tuggyjc.tripod.com/JCTuggy/WC_TOC.htm

Thanks a lot for sharing that Martin; however looking into it, this Henry Tuggy was born 1844 and CBA have a pamphlet dated 1860

TUGGY (H) Changed in a moment: a dialogue on the Lord's coming to gather up his saints to meet him in the air as distinct from his coming to the earth in glory... [Signed "H.T.", i.e. H. Tuggy.] Third edition, London, G. Morrish, [c. 1860]. 15th thousand. 32p. 13744

Which was already third edition, and he would have been 16 of course then, so it is probably not the same guy.

Hmm ..

I need to sort out Line Returns in comments!

Ok so there was a Henry Tuggy, uncle of the one you mention, born 1824 .. that could well be the one as we have the PB link to the family.

Henry Tuggy born Thatcham, Berks, 1824 was living in Kensington in 1871 and is described as a shoemaker. Timothy Stunt

Thanks Timothy; do you agree this is the H.T. who wrote these pamphlets, (and a few others) ?

Other items mentioned which would be great to get hold of,

THE INCORRUPTIBLE CROWN.
THE FATHER'S HOUSE-THE HOUSE OF MANY MANSIONS.
Tll SUSSEX PEASANT
LIFE EVERLASTING
THE LO:ST CROWN.
LIFE-ETERNAL LIFE.
A. HAPPY EXCHANGE.
OLD PHEBE.
"PLEA8E LEAD liE."

I see CBA have an item "My Conversion" by H.T. - this could well give further indication on our friend here; it would be great if we could get a scan of that?

Ok so I found I had an early copy of "Every Eye Shall See Him", which has on the front; "For distribution of, H.T. 18 Abingdon Road, Kensington" .. so think is definitely the right one.

Henry Thomas Tuggy was born in 1844 in Reading, Berkshire, England. He ended up in Colorado. He started the YMCA in Denver and was known for making boots for miners. I have a drawing of his boot with his logo on it. He is my grandmother's grand father I think. One of his grand children is buried here in Riverside, CA (Edward).

Being a Tuggy decended directly from Daniel Tuggy, Henry, Edward, Harold F. Tuggy, I have done quite a bit of research on the Tuggys. The Henry Tuggy mentioned above is the brother of Daniel Tuggy and uncle of Henry Tuggy (my G-Grandfather who lived in Denver, CO, and later in Alameda, CA. Daniel Tuggy's wife Harriet Buxcey (Bucksey) must have died in childbirth. The family seems to have been farmed out. My G-Grandfather Henry Tuggy, BD 1844, went to live with his uncle, where he learned the shoemaking trade. G-G-Granduncle Henry Tuggy, BD1824, must have been the writer of articles in P. Brethern archives. I know that G-Grandfather Henry was the founder of the Denver YMCA. His picture hangs on the wall of the conference room as the first president of that YMCA. I would love to get my hands on the articles written by my G-G-Granduncle Henry.

Tom, I don't know if you will ever notice this or not. You said,

Other items mentioned which would be great to get hold of,

THE INCORRUPTIBLE CROWN.
THE FATHER'S HOUSE-THE HOUSE OF MANY MANSIONS.
Tll SUSSEX PEASANT
LIFE EVERLASTING
THE LO:ST CROWN.
LIFE-ETERNAL LIFE.
A. HAPPY EXCHANGE.
OLD PHEBE.
"PLEA8E LEAD liE."

Where did you get this list of other items.

At the PBrethren archive I was able to download PDF images of all the items they listed. I would also like to do the same with your list. Give me a clue where to look and I might find a way to download.
John Tuggy

Hi John,
Thanks for the info you have added.
If you look on page 2 of "Life Everlasting" above then you will see the list of other items I posted.
Tom