Stephen Crisp (1628–1692) of Colchester, England, was a Quaker activist, "traveller in the Ministry" and prolific writer.
[1] Crisp is credited with establishing the Quaker faith in the Low Countries.
There was a Dutch expatriate community in Colchester and his mother and second wife were Dutch.
[2] In 1683 he bought the ancient St Helen's Chapel and gave it to the Colchester Quakers.
[3] As listed in the British Library catalogue: