Sarah Ryan

Within a few years the hearts of Mary Bosanquet and Sarah Ryanwere united as David's and Jonathan's . . . and . . . the cold words of mine and thine were never known...

Sarah Ryan , friend and partner of Mary Bosanquet (later Fletcher) died in Yorkshire, only weeks after their move north, leaving Bosanquet feeling quite inadequate to the sole management of a household of thirty people.

It was during this stay in London that she first met the early Methodists Sarah Ryan , Mary Clark , and Sarah Crosby , at Ryan's house in Christopher's Alley, Moorfields, close to the...

Once Ryan and Bosanquet were running their orphanage together, they were joined in the project by Crosby and Ann Tripp , a pious young woman (born in 1745) who became governess to the children. She...

[A]fter praying for God's guidance,Mary Bosanquet and Sarah Ryan set up house together at The Cedars in Leytonstone (a building dating from the Restoration) intending to use their home as a centre for service...

Mary Bosanquet (later Fletcher) set out with Sarah Ryan and Sarah Crosby and all their dependants on the long move north from Leytonstone near London to Yorkshire, where Bosanquet then settled at Cross Hall near...

Having left the family home of Leytonstone Manor for lodgings at Hoxton in the house of a Mrs Gold, she soon began sharing her lodgings (after careful praying about the matter) with Sarah Ryan ...

Bosanquet here justifies, and gives her reasons for, setting up her own independent household in Leytonstone with Sarah Ryan .

Sent to Bristol to recuperate, she saw a great deal of Ryan and Clark , who had just moved there.