Howard Brinton - Wikipedia

Howard Brinton - Wikipedia


Japan and later years[edit]

In 1949, Anna Brinton left Pendle Hill to work with AFSC. Howard continued until 1952, when he retired and the couple moved to Japan, in AFSC service. They returned to Pendle Hill in 1954. Howard's Japanese secretary, Yuki Takahashi, a widow, returned with them to help her employer write his memoirs, which have never been published. In May 1972, the nearly blind and aged Brinton, having obtained consent from his adult children, surprised everyone by marrying Takahashi.

Howard Brinton died on 9 April 1973.[7] He is buried with his wife at the Oakland Friends Cemetery, West Chester, Chester County, Pennsylvania.[8]
Publications[edit]incomplete list
A Religious Solution to the Social Problem (1934)
Quaker Education in Theory and Practice (1940)
Guide to Quaker Practice (1943)
The Society of Friends (1948)
Friends for 300 years (1952)
Pendle Hill pamphlets by Howard Brinton[edit]
A Religious Solution To The Social Problem by Howard Brinton, Pendle Hill pamphlet #2, available as a free download as .pdf file
The Quaker Doctrine of Inward Peace by Howard Brinton, Pendle Hill pamphlet #44, available as a free download as .pdf file
The Nature of Quakerism by Howard Brinton, Pendle Hill pamphlet #47, available as a free download as .pdf file
The Society of Friends by Howard Brinton, Pendle Hill pamphlet #48,available as a free download as .pdf file
Prophetic Ministry by Howard Brinton, Pendle Hill pamphlet #54,available as a free download as .pdf file
Reaching Decisions by Howard Brinton, Pendle Hill pamphlet #65,available as a free download as .pdf file
How They Became Friends by Howard Brinton, Pendle Hill pamphlet #144, available as a free download as .pdf file