Died 1729 | ||
Thomas Baddy (died 1729) was an Independent minister and author. He is believed to have been form the Wrexham area, and have entered Frankland's Academy in Rathmell, Yorkshire, on 25 Nov. 1689. According to the text 'Freedom after ejection; a review (1690-1692) of Presbyterian and Congregational Nonconformity in England and Wales' (A. Gordon, c.1962) he was a scholar of the Common Fund Board. In 1693 he was appointed minister of the Independent congregation in Denbigh (newly re-established by a visit of James Owen), and he remained there till his death in June 1729.
His compositions include a metrical version of the Song of Solomon (1725) and a number of hymns appended to 'Pasc y Christion' (1703).
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