1649 SERMONS TO BEHEAD BY. Counsel of William Sibbald, Samuel Bolton, and Thomas Hodges to Royalists Being Beheaded. Abolition and recording the inscriptions the

and recording the inscriptions the son had over his fireplace during his decline into death

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He was ejected in 1660 for non-conformity

Alexander Duff [See biography below]

1649 SERMONS TO BEHEAD BY. Counsel of William Sibbald, Samuel Bolton, and Thomas Hodges to Royalists Being Beheaded. Abolition and recording the inscriptions theVery scarce issue of the conferences of William Sibbald [Covenanter], Samuel Bolton [Presbyterian, Westminster Assembly], and Thomas Hodges [Covenanter, Westminster Assembly] on the scaffold with three accused royalists and an account of their final beheadings. The men beheaded included James Hamilton, Heir to the Throne in Scotland, Henry Rich, close friend of Charles I and whose brother was a Presbyterian member of the Parliament that sentenced him