Edward (1678-1733) and Benjamin (1711-1782) Wallin are the subjects of the 3rd essay in British Particular Baptists, volume 4 - soon to be released

Overshadowed by a wide variety of illustrious contemporaries, Edward Wallin and his son Benjamin Wallin were nonetheless major figures among the Particular Baptists in eighteenth-century England. The two shared not only a connection with the same church for a total of 77 years, but a successive pastoral ministry there which spanned the greater part of that period. They were also unique among the English Baptist ministers of their day in that they were of Swedish heritage, at least on their paternal side. --Terry Wolever