A Centurial History of the Mendon Association of Congregational Ministers: With the Centennial Address, Delivered at Franklin, Mass., Nov. 19, L851, and Biographical Sketches of the Members and LicentiatesAssociation, 1853 - 348 páginas |
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Academy afterwards Amherst Amherst College Andover approbated April Arminianism Attleboro Bangor born Boston Brown University Christ Christian church Coll commenced Congregational Church Consociation Daniel Dartmouth Dartmouth College daughter of Rev David death died dismissed Divine doctrines Dorr Dunbarton Ebenezer Edwards eldest Eli Smith Elisha Elizabeth Emmons England faith Fisk Fitch Franklin Funeral Sermon Gospel grace grad graduated at Brown graduated at Yale Hannah Harvard Holliston Holman Hopkinsian Hopkinton installed John Jonathan Grout Joseph July June labors Letter of Rev Licentiates living March married Miss Mary Medway Mendon Association Millbury ministers ministry missionary Nathan Nathaniel native Northbridge ordained pastor Plymouth Pond preached preacher published pulpit religion resides revival Sabbath Samuel Sanford Sarah Sept settled Sketches of Members Smith Society studied theology Sutton Taunton teacher theology with Rev Thomas town truth Uxbridge Westboro William Worcester Wrentham Yale College
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