Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Samuel Bradburn (1751–1816), was a Methodist preacher.Bradburn was an associate of Wesley, and an intimate disciple of Fletcher of Madeley.He was the son of a private in the army, and was born at Gibraltar.On his father's return to England, when he was about twelve years old, he was apprenticed to a cobbler at Chester, and after a course of youthful profligacy became a Methodist at the age of eighteen, entered the itinerant ministry about three years later, and continued in it more than forty years till his death.Bradburn was, according to the testimony of all who heard him, an extraordinary natural orator. . }
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- Samuel_Bradburn comment "Samuel Bradburn (1751–1816), was a Methodist preacher.Bradburn was an associate of Wesley, and an intimate disciple of Fletcher of Madeley.He was the son of a private in the army, and was born at Gibraltar.On his father's return to England, when he was about twelve years old, he was apprenticed to a cobbler at Chester, and after a course of youthful profligacy became a Methodist at the age of eighteen, entered the itinerant ministry about three years later, and continued in it more than forty years till his death.Bradburn was, according to the testimony of all who heard him, an extraordinary natural orator. ".