Gents Mag 1791 p.1064

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	Gentleman's Magazine 1791 p.1064 purest harmony and friendship, for near 50 years; and in all probability, if it had not been for this or some other similar accident, from their apparent health and constitution, they might have lived together many years longer, as, before this melancholy accident, he had never been out of health an hour in all his life. He has also left ten children living, to lament the loss of a tender and indulgent parent. He was well known and respected by a numerous acquaintance, by several eminent gentlemen in the city of London, and in other parts of the kingdom, and particularly so for a considerable distance round his place of residence. He had but four days illness; from a bruize he had got in his side by the fall, he bore it with the greatest patience; and died in the greatest composure, aged 71 years.

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