William Sherwin (minister)

The Dictionary of National Biography suggests that he was either silenced in 1660 or ejected in 1662.^[1] He wrote a number of works on biblical and theological themes.

He died at Fowlmere, Cambridge, in the house of his son-in-law, aged about 80. Sherwin married, on 11 September 1637, Dorothea Swan, described as ‘generosa.’ His son (also called William Sherwin) became a notable engraver.