 In the years that followed, Yeo and his supporters met in Puritan's Pit by night to worship.At this time he was effectively an outlaw as can be seen from an order of sessions that was made in 1683 offering a reward of 40 shillings to anyone who apprehended a dissenting minister.The Act of Toleration 1689 brought this episode to a close, and Yeo's house was certified to be used as a place of worship.