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John Faldo
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Faldo is said to have been educated at Cambridge University, and to have been a chaplain in the army, so that he held no benefice when the Acting of Uniformity 1662 became law. In 1673 he is described as a nonconforming minister at Barnet, and in 1684 was chosen pastor of the congregation at Plasterers" Hall, Addle Street, Aldermanbury, London. Here he remained till his death.
Faldo was a congregationalist in the latter part of his life.
He died on 7 February 1690, of the stone, and was buried at Bunhill Fields, where there was a Latin inscription upon his tomb. His funeral sermon was preached by the Review
John Quick, and afterwards published.
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