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| Miniature in gold by John Jukes. Private collection. |
PHYLLIS HARRIET BREAY, nee PEYTON
1792 (London) - 1870 (Birmingham)
Profession: minister's wife, charitable worker & religious writer
Married: Rev. John George BREAY in 1827 in Rothley, Leicestershire.
Worked alongside her husband at Christ Church (Ann Street/New Street junction) and after her husbands death continued to work for charitable causes.
PHYLLIS BREAY WROTE
1840: The Teacher Taught: Or, The Sunday School Instructor : Furnished with Material for His Work, in a Series of Questions, to which Answers and Appropriate Texts are Appended
c. 1850: The Mine Explored (a book about scripture)
c. 1853: "It is Written Again;" Or, A Help to a Connected and Harmonized Reading of the Scripture
REV. JOHN GEORGE BREAY
9 Apr 1796 (Devonport) - 5 Dec 1839 (Birmingham)
Profession: minister
Married: Phyllis PEYTON in 1827 in Rothley, Leicestershire.
Minister and Evangelical preacher at Christ Church (Ann Street/New Street junction) between 1832 and 1839.
Find his memoir here.