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- Q16858263 description "British philanthropist".
- Q16858263 description "British philanthropist".
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- Q16858263 abstract "Elizabeth Rayner or Raynor, née Collier (1714–1800) was a British Unitarian benefactress.Mrs Rayner was the daughter of Jonathan Collier of Dalston (1676-1751), mercer and a Director of the South Sea Company. She married widower John Rayner [d. 1777] in 1754. Through her sister Susanna Collier, Mrs John Lewis, Mrs Rayner was the great aunt of Peter Burrell Jr., whose second daughter Isabella, married Lord Algernon Percy; Burrell's third daughter, Frances, married Hugh Percy, later 2nd Duke of Northumberland. Mrs Rayner converted to Unitarianism on hearing Theophilus Lindsey preach, following which, she became a regular attendant at Essex Street Chapel. She was a generous friend to, and a constant benefactress to Unitarian causes.She became acquainted with Joseph Priestley when he was preparing his removal to Birmingham in 1779. She contributed towards the cost of Priestley's moving, and gave him annual gifts of £50, as well as bearing the full cost of publishing his History of Early Opinions Concerning Christ (1786), which is dedicated to her. In addition, at Dr Priestley’s request, Mrs Rayner set aside some stocks for Joseph Priestley Jr. to purchase a partnership.When William Winterbotham was incarcerated for four years in Newgate prison for allegedly uttering the phrase "French Revolution" and criticising the slave trade, Rev Lindsey and Mrs Rayner were a constant support. Winterbotham subsequently named his two eldest sons Rayner Winterbotham (1798-1879) and Lindsey Winterbotham (1799-1871), respectively.Mrs Rayner died at her home in Titchfield Street on 11 July 1800, aged 84. In her will, she asked for a simple burial, in a lead-lined coffin in "Mr Lindsay's vault", in Bunhill Fields. She made numerous bequests, including £2,000 in public stock to Dr Priestley, and a separate bequest for his son William.".
- Q16858263 birthDate "1714".
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- Q16858263 dateOfBirth "1714".
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- Q16858263 name "Rayner, Elizabeth".
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- Q16858263 comment "Elizabeth Rayner or Raynor, née Collier (1714–1800) was a British Unitarian benefactress.Mrs Rayner was the daughter of Jonathan Collier of Dalston (1676-1751), mercer and a Director of the South Sea Company. She married widower John Rayner [d. 1777] in 1754.".
- Q16858263 label "Elizabeth Rayner".
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- Q16858263 givenName "Elizabeth".
- Q16858263 name "Elizabeth Rayner".
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