IV.—CLOSING YEARS 53 ADDENDA: The Husband of Elizabeth Hooton 77 Noah Bullock 78 Commitment to Lincoln Castle 78 Unketty 79 A Young Man out of the North of England 79 Hooton Descendants: Samuel Hooton 80 Elizabeth Hooton, Jr. 82 Oliver Hooton 83 Martha Hooton 84 Thomas Hooton 84 John Hooton 85 Josiah Hooton 86 Judge Endicott 86 BIBLIOGRAPHY 87 INDEX 91 Illustrations SKEGBY VILLAGE prior to 1897 _Frontispiece._ Photograph by the Sherwood Photographic Co., Mansfield. The tall house on the extreme left of the picture is standing to-day. It was the property of the Society of Friends until 1800, when it was sold, with the adjoining Burial Ground, now a garden, the proceeds going towards the re-building of the Meeting House at Mansfield. The house is considered by some to have been the home of Elizabeth Hooton. It is probably of seventeenth century construction. LETTER FROM ELIZABETH HOOTON TO GEORGE FOX, 1653 [?] 12 Photograph by Henry G. Summerhayes. This is probably an autograph letter. It is endorsed by Fox: “e houton to gff 1655.” BECKINGHAM CHURCH 14 Photograph by Rachel L. Manners. The village of Beckingham is about five miles south of Newark-on-Trent. The church has a fine Norman porch and the churchyard is remarkable, being the shape of a coffin. HEADING OF THE TRACT “FALSE TEACHERS,” ETC. 17 Photograph by Humphrey L. Penney from the original. See p. 11. SIGNATURE OF JOHN ENDICOTT 34 Photograph by Walter J. Hutchins from a facsimile in _Annals of Salem_. ENDORSEMENT BY GEORGE FOX 52 Photograph by W. J. Hutchins from an early copy of a letter from Elizabeth Hooton to Oliver Cromwell. See p. 10. A PORTION OF A PAGE OF THE EARLIEST MINUTE BOOK OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE QUARTERLY MEETING 75 Photograph by Sherwood Photographic Co., Mansfield, from the original. See p. 81. LINCOLN CASTLE GATEWAY 78 Original drawing by Ethel Barringer.