Swadlin (Swadlinge), Thomas (1600-01-01 - 1670-02-09)

Swadlin graduated BA from St. John's College, Oxford in 1619. He became curate of St. Botolph, Aldgate about 1628. He was imprisoned through much of the interregnum on account of his support for Charles I, who granted him a DD in 1646. During this time, he published some political sermons. At the Restoration, he was restored to his living, but resigned it. He was a curate at Marylebone, and was appointed in 1662 to St. James, Dover, Kent, and Hougham, Kent, and in 1664 to St Peter, and All Saints, Stanford, Kent.