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Thomas Baddy

d. 1729

British minister and writer

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About Thomas Baddy

Thomas Baddy was a British writer and bookseller.

Thomas Baddy (died 1729) was an Independent minister and author.

Early life and education Little is known about his family and early life, but he had a brother, Owen. He was described as being from Wrexham in 1690. and Caniad Salomon was published in 1725. He translated Christian's Passover (Pasc y Cristion) and A Work by T. Wadswoth (1713) into Welsh. married Anne Salusbury of Galltfaenan, Denbighshire and they had a daughter who married a man with the surname Pugh and another who married Rev. James Jardine, who was also an Independent minister in Denbigh. He died in June 1729.

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Important facts

Died
1729, Denbigh
Occupation
Education
Rathmell Academy
Positions held
Minister

Frequently asked questions

Who was Thomas Baddy?

British minister and writer

When did Thomas Baddy die?

Thomas Baddy died in 1729 in Denbigh.

What was Thomas Baddy's occupation?

Thomas Baddy was a writer and bookseller.

What nationality was Thomas Baddy?

Thomas Baddy was British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Thomas Baddy

· Wikidata: Q13131846

· DBpedia: Thomas Baddy

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