Samuel Annesley place of burial England
The sacred bow he so divinely drew,
That every shot both hit and overthrew;
His native candour and familiar style,
Which do so often his hearers' hours beguile,
Charmed us with godliness, and while he spake,
We loved the doctrine for the speaker's sake.and
A Pleasing Smile sate ever on his brow
A sign that chearful Peace was lodged below,He was buried in St Leonard's churchyard, Shoreditch, in an unmarked plot.
Annesley had a personal library of some significance. Upon his death, Annesley’s library was sold by auction in London on March 18, 1697. The sale catalog includes 1256 lots plus 101 volumes of mostly Latin and English theological pamphlets.
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