Scripto – Moravian Lives

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is the Servant greater than his Lord, & my heart replied oh no! I am nothing! I liv'd about a Year at the yore, & then came to Leominster where I was Reced[?] in the Society at that time. But I got a desire to go to a Choir House, & had leave to go to Weltshire where I enjoyd many blessings, I being once in great distress about my happyness happiness went into the Garden where I pourd out my heart before our Savr & he manifested himself to my poor heart in his Agonizing & Dying form wch Dispel'd all Clouds & fears & I was cas'd of all my pain. I however grew very sickly wth Rhumatism & Ague & went to the Infirmary at Bath, but was no better & return'd to Weltshire again, & as I cod not recover my Health I came again to Leominster having been away 3 Years & a half & liv'd liv'd wth the S. Srs in the [????] here one year. Then I was married to the Sing. Br Jn.o Evans Jan.y 13 1764. So far her Relation ___________ She had undergone many Trials & Temptations both from the World & Religious people, but she leav'd to our Dr Savr who supported & bro.h her thro. She was Reed[?] into the Cong.n in Weltshire May 9th 1758 & went to the Com.n in Aeto.m the Same year. In her whole course She show'd an attachment to our Sav.r & the Cong.n in a faithful manner, & her priviledge privilege in being situated on the Cong.n premises & to partake of the daily pasture for her heart was weighty to her, nor wo.d she miss any Meeting while capable of attending. She was a diligent & faithful Helpmate to her D.r Husband & they spent their time in Reciprocal Love. She was naturally of a plain & blunt disposition, w.ch sometimes co.d be an Interrup [missing the next page, unfinished]