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William Eastmead

d. 1847

English minister

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About William Eastmead

William Eastmead was a writer.

William Eastmead (died 1847?) was an English dissenting minister.

Life Eastmead was pastor of a congregation at Kirkby Moorside, Yorkshire, and died about 1847.

Works He wrote: ‘Observations on Human Life,’ London, 1814, 1825. ‘The Perfections of the Works of Christ.’ ‘Historia Rievallensis; containing the History of Kirkby Moorside, and an Account of the most Important Places in its Vicinity. To which is prefixed a Dissertation on the Animal Remains and other Curious Phenomena in the recently discovered Cave at Kirkdale,’ Thirsk, 1824, pp. 488, dedicated to Francis Wrangham, archdeacon of Cleveland.

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Died
1847
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English minister

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Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: William Eastmead

· Wikidata: Q16209912

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