1804–1867

Introduction

Born: Oc­to­ber 9, 1804, Clung­un­ford, Shrop­shire, Eng­land.

Died: Au­gust 10, 1867, West Brom­wich, Eng­land.

Buried: Au­gust 14, 1867, West Brom­wich Cemetery, West Brom­wich, Eng­land (now named the Heath Lane Ce­me­te­ry).

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Biography

Jukes mar­ried twice, to Phoe­be Par­doe (1825), and aft­er Phoe­be’s death, to Char­lotte Jukes.

After com­ing to Christ in 1825, he was a lay speak­er, then served as a Pri­mi­tive Me­thod­ist min­is­ter for 32 years, re­tir­ing in 1859.

Works

Many of his texts ap­peared in 1862, in The Book That Will Cheer You: or, Hymns for the Liv­ing and the Dy­ing.

His bio­gra­phy, The Po­et of the Mill­ion, by James Pritch­ard, ap­peared in 1868.

Sources

Lyrics