Grace Chamber

Grace Chamber born Grace Hall (15 October 1676 – 22 September 1762) was an English Quaker minister.

Life Chamber was born in Monk Hesleden in 1676. Both of her parents had been married before. Her father James Hall had been married to Francis Walker and they had five children. Her mother had been born Grace Lamplough, and she had first married Anthony Pearson. James and Grace created a Quaker upbringing for their daughter, although there was no formal education.

When she was 27 she moved to Sedgwick following her marriage to fellow Quaker Robert Chamber on 13 January 1704. She lived in his family home.

Throughout her life, she was known for her medical skills. She would make up "powders" to ease coughs and breathlessness. This seems to have developed from her interest in these matters when she was a child. She complimented her husband for putting up with her medical projects, as their mom attracted the sick and lame.