John William Fletcher

After MBF had watched for days and nights by the sickbed of her husband, John Fletcher , he died. She later wrote: the dreadful moment came! The sun of my earthly joys for ever set.

Mary Bosanquet , at a low ebb financially and spiritually, received a letter from the Rev. John Fletcher . He said his mind was so strongly drawn to declare his sincere, long-held regard for her...

Mary Bosanquet , already past forty, married the Rev. John Fletcher (vicar of Madeley in Staffordshire) at Batley church in Yorkshire.

On her first wedding anniversay MBF wrote: What a helpmate is he to me, and how much better do we love one another this day, than we did this day twelve months!

The day after the funeral of her husband John Fletcher , while her soul was as in the lion's den,MBF wrote a detailed and heart-rending account to John Wesley of the death.

MBF set out with her new husband for his vicarage in the industrial parish of Madeley in Staffordshire.

Before she and John Fletcher were married, they exchanged letters on particular [that is, private] subjects full of tender expressions. He felt both that these must be burned, and that for the survivor of...

Apart from the testimonies she wrote about her husband and sent to John Wesley and her Swiss brother-in-law, MBF wrote an account of [the] devoted life and happy death of her adopted daughter Sarah Lawrence

MBF and her husband, John Fletcher , set out from Madeley for Dublin, where John was to preach and minister and Mary to conduct classes.

MBF and her husband, John , were staying in William Street, Dublin, when they kept their birthday jointly for the second time.