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i  26441  The  articles  of  faith  and  covenant  of  the 

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J  .099       Pine  street  church,  Boston:  with  a  list  of  it 
members.    1652.       Boston  ,l!arvin,  1352. 
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PRESENT  OFFICERS 

UK 

PINE  STREET  CHURCH,  BOSTON. 

U     May  1,  1852. 

V°   

PASTOR. 

Rev.  HENRY  M.  DEXTER. 

DEACONS. 

JOEL  WHEELER. 
ZEN  AS  ALLEN. 

CLERK. 

SAMUEL  G.  PARSONS. 

EXAMINING  COMMIT  rn:. 

Pastor  and  Deacons,  with — 
WARREN  ELLIS. 
GEORGE  0.  STRONG. 
JOHN  0,  CL  V.PP. 
CURTIS  C.  HOWARD. 


II  I  STORK' A  I.  SKETCH 

OP  TIIE 

PINE  STR  IlKT  C  II  V  II  C  II. 


On  the  ei ening  < »t'  March  21,  1827,  a  Large  number 
of  iii»'hil)<T>  from  the  five  Evangelical  Congregational 
Churches  then  existing  in  Boston,  (viz.  Old  South,  Park- 
Street,  Essex-Street,  Green-Street  and  Ilanover-Strect,) 
met  ;it  the  Hanover-Street  Vestry,  to  consider  what 
measures  1 1 1 i lt  1 » t  be  adopted  to  enlarge  the  boundaries  of 
Zion,  and  extend  the  influence  of  the  GospeHin  this  city. 
Tlrcir  deliberations  resulted  in  ;i  r * >I 1 1 1 i< •! i  to  erect  two 
new  meeting-houses,  severally  at  the  South  ;iiid  North 
parts  <>f  the  city  j  for  which  purpose  a  subscription  of 
(20,000  was  pledged  the  same  evening,  which  was  soon 
after  raised  to  (30,000. 

Both  houses  were  elected  the  ensuing  season,  one  on 
the  corner  of  Salem  and  North  Bonnet,  and  the  other  on 
the  corner  <>f  Pine  and  Washington  Streets. 

A  competent  number  of  members,  designated  by  a 
joint  committee  of  the  old  Churches,  having  agreed  t<>  he 
constituted  two  new  Churches  to  occupj  the  meeting- 
houses thus  erected  ;  on  the  (wetiin^  of  S;ihl>:ith,  Septem- 
ber, 2,  182*3 ,  the  two  Churches  were  organized  by  the 
same  Council,  mid  ;it  the  Baine  time.  The  public  s<  n  ic<  a 
of  the  occasion  were  held  in  the  Park-Stn  et  Meeting- 


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house,  tin*  rinht  hand  of  fellowship  1  ><  i 1 1 ir  jjiven  to  the 
Salem  Church  by  Rev.  B.  B.  VVisner,  and  to  the  Pine- 
Street  Church  by  Rev.  William  Jenks,  I).  1).,  and  an 
address  being  made  to  the  two  Churches  by  Rev.  Lyman 
Beechcr,  I).  I).,  and  some  concluding  remarks  \>\  Rev, 
Samuel  Green. 

The  first  meeting  of  the  Pine-Street  Church,  after  its 
formation,  was  held  at  the  house  of  Andrew  Bradshaw, 
on  the  evening  ofThiirscI  iy,  September  <»,  1827.  It  then 
consisted  of  forty-jivi  members,  of  whom  twenty-six  were 
males,  and  nineteen,  females.  Of  these,  five  were  from  the 
Hanover-Street  Church;  thirteen,  from  the  *  Hd  South; 
sixteen,  from  Essex-Street;  eight,  from  Park-Street;  and 
one  each,  from  the  Orthodox  Congregational  Churches 
in  Brook  field,  Ashburnham  and  Andover  Theological 
Seminary. 

The  corner-stone  of  the  Pine-Street  Meeting-house  was 
laid  June  20,  1827,  and  the  house  was  dedicated  <>n 
Christmas  day,  December  2.>,  1827,  (the  sermon  being 
preached  bj  the  Rev.  Samuel  Green,  of  the  Essex-Street 
Church  ;)  ;m<l  opened  for  public  worship  on  the  following 
Sabbath.  The  Rev,  Thomas  II.  Skinner,  1).  1).,  of 
Philadelphia,  was  installed  first  Pastor  of  the  Church, 
April  10,  1828.  On  account  of  ill  health,  he  asked  a 
dismission  August  l">,  which  was  granted  bj  the  Church 
August  18,  and  sanctioned  by  ;i  Mutual  Council  August 
27,  L828  ;  after  o  pastorship  of  a  little  over  four  mouths. 
He  was  succeeded  bj  the  Rev.  John  Brown,  D.  D.,  of 
Cazenovia,  N.  Y.,  who  was  installed  March  4,  1829,  and 
was  dismissed  February  16,  1831  ;  having  exercised  his 
ministrj  a  few  days  less  than  i\\«>  years,  After  an  interval 
of  one  year  ami  >«  \\ « w  i  months,  the  Rev,  Amos  A,  Pm  lps, 
formerly  of  Hopkinton,  \\a^  installed  Pastor,  September 
I3j  L832  j  and,  after  o  ministry  of  one  year  and  six 
months,  was  dismissed   March  26,  at  his  own 


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request,  that  he  might  accept  an  offered  agency  for  the 
American  Anti-slavery  Society,  He  was  succeeded,  nine 
months  after,  by  Rev.  Artemas  Boies,  of  South  Hadley, 
who  was  installed  December  H>,  L834,  and  dismissed 
October  9,  1840.  After  an  interval  of  one  year  and 
five  months,  Mr.  Austin  Phelps,  of  Philadelphia,  u 
ordained  Pastor,  .March  31,  1842;  who,  after  laboring 
successfully  more  than  six  years,  was  dismissed  May  II, 
1848,  that  lie  might  accept  the  Professorship  of  Sacred 
Rhetoric  in  the  Theological  Seminary  at  Andover.  The 
present  Pastor,  Rev,  Henry  M.  Dexter,  formerly  of 
Manchester,  N.  II.,  was  installed  April  18,  L849. 

During  the  winter  of  18*11—2,  the  Meeting-house  was 
remodeled  in  its  interior,  the  Church  meanwhile  worship- 
ing in  the  Vestry,  And  during  the  summer  of  1851, 
public  service  was  suspended  four  months,  while  the 
house  was  raised  seven  feet,  and  lengthened  seventeen 
feet,  with  extensive  alterations  and  improvements,  both 

external  and  internal. 


ftftterto  bat u  tiic  ftorU  Jelprt  as  I 


FORM  OF  ADMISSION. 


ADD  R  E  s  S. 

Beloved  Friends  : — 

You  have  presented  yourselves  before  God,  ai\d 
his  people,  and  the  world,  to  make  a  solemn  profes- 
sion of  your  religious  faith,  and  to  take  upon  you 
the  bunds  of  the  everlasting  covenant  ;  we  trust 
you  have  well  considered  the  nature  of  this  transac- 
tion, the  most  solemn  and  momentous  in  winch  a 
mortal  can  ever  engage,  and  that  you  are  prepared, 
by  divine  grace,  to  lmvc  yourselves  away  as  a  living 
sacrifice,  holy  and  acceptable  to  God  through  Jesus 
Christ. 

Having  examined  and  assented  to  the  Articles  of 
Paith  adopted  by  this  Church,  you  will  now  profess 
the  same  before  these  witnesses, 


CO  N  I  I .  S  S  I  ii  \  (i  i    I  A  I  T  II  . 

ARTICLE  I. 

You  believe  there  is  one  only  living  and  true 
God,1  the  (  Yea  n>r.  Preserver,  and  Governor  *  of  the 
Universe;  a  being  self-existent.0  independent/ and 


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immutable,*  infinite  in  power/  wisdom,1  justice^ 
goodness,*  truth,1  and  mercy.1" 

a  The  Lord  is  ihe  true  Clod,  \io  is  the  living  Godj  Jt-r.  x.  10.  See  Is.  xlv. 
5  ;  Neh.  ix.  (i  i  Mark  xii.  32  ;  1  (  \>r.  \  iii.  I. 

b  Tin*  Lord  the  Orator  of  tin-  end*  of  Ihe  earth,  Is.  xl.  28.  .See  Cien.  i. 
1,  J7  ;  ii.  3  j  Pa  exit  iii.  5  ;  Rev  iv.  II. 

c  <>  thou  Preserver  *>l  men.  J«»l>  vii.  ^0.   Sec  P.s.  xxxvi.  G  ;  Neli.  ix.  f». 
The  kingdom  iii  Ihe  Lord's ;  and  he  is  ihe  Governor  among  Ihe  nations. 
Ps.  xxii.  !  ;    Bee  Itev.  xii  G  ;  Dan.  iv.  17  ;  Ps.  xlvit.  B  ;  cm.  )'J  ;  cxlvi.  IU. 

<■•  And  < a « •  v  1  said  unto  .Musts,  I  iim  that  !  am.  Ami  he  said,  Thus  shalt 
thou  say  unto  the  children  <•(  Israel,  I  am  liath  sent  me  unto  you,  Lx.  iii.  1  L 
See  Itev,  i  l    Ps.  Ixxxiii. 

/One  God  and  Father  of  all,  who  is  above  all,  Eph.  iv.  6.  See  Ac  ts 
xv. i.  24,  25. 

g  The  Father  of  lights,  with  whom  is  no  variableness,  neither  shadow  of 
turning,  J.. uu*s  i   17.  .SrelVxxxui.il. 

A  The  Lord  (lod  Omnipotent,  10  v.  x  \  C>.  See  (Ion.  x\n.  1  ;  Kev.  iv.  L'. 
i  To  (lod  only  wise,  Rom.  \\  i.  ~7. 

/  Righteous  an  thou,  O  Lord,  and  upright  are  thy  judgments,  Psalm 
cxix.  I J7.    .See  Nt  h.  ix  32,  33. 
/.  Thou  art  good  and  docsl  good,  Ps.  cxix  C8. 

/  God  js  not  a  man,  that  he  should  liej  neither  the  son  of  man,  that  lie 
should  repent  ;  hath  he  said,  and  shall  he  not  do  it  l  or  hath  he  ^pukru,  and 
shall  In-  not  make  it  good  I  .Num.  win  I!'. 

m  Ciod,  vsho  is  rich  iu  mercy,  b!ph.  ii.  i.    Ps.  cxlv.  3. 


ART  I  I'LL  II. 

You  believe  that  the  Scriptures  of  the  Old  and 
New  Testament  were  iriven  hy  inspiration  of  God," 
that  they  contain  a  complete  and  harmonious  sys- 
tem of  divine  truth.'1  and  are  the  only  perfect  rule 
of  Christian  faith  and  practice.' 

a  All  Scripture  is  jjiven  l>v  inspiration  (.f  (lod,  2  Tim.  ni.  In.    See  'J  IYt. 

i.  21  j  l  ( '..r  ii,  13  ;  Gal.  i.  11,  II 

ft  For  whatsoever  things  were  written  aforetime,  were  written  for  our 
learning  ;  that  we,  through  patience  and  comfort  of  th<-  Scriptures,  might 
have  hope.  Kom.  xv.  L  See  Ps.  cxix.  l("»0j  Hebrew,  i.  1  j  •Tun.  in.  16} 
Rom.  iii.  31 , 

c  We  have  also  a  more  sure  word  of  prophecy:  wbereunto  ye  do  w<  II 

tllat  ye  take  heed,  as  unto  a  h^hl  that  shun-th  in  a  dark  |>l. ire.  until  tin*  dav 
dawn,  and  the  dav  star  arise  in  vmir  hearts,  J  Pet.  i.  I'J.    S< ■••  (ial.  i.  ii  ; 

Rev.  xxii.  18,  19  |  I  John  v.  9. 


IRTIi  LE  ill. 


5Tou  believe  that  Qod  is  revealed  in  the  Scrip- 
tures as  the  Father,  the  Son,  and  the  Holy  Ghost,' 


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and  that  these  three  are  one,1  and  in  all  divine 
attributes  equal.0 

a  Grace  he  unto  you,  and  peace  from  God  the  Father,  fcc  Gal.  i.  3. 
Unto  the  Son,  he  (the  Father)  saiih,  Thy  ihrone,  <)  God,  is  forever  and 
ever,  lit!',  i  B.    I'm  Peter  laid,  tnanias,  why  haih  Satan  filled  thine  heart 

to  lie  io  the  llolv  Ghosi.  Thou  hast  not  lied  unto  meu^but  unto  God. 

Acts  v.  3,  1. 

l>  Go  ye,  therefore,  leach  all  nations,  baptizing  them  in  the  name  of  the 
Father,  and  of  the  Son  and  of  the  I  loly  Ghost,  .Matt,  xxviii.  I'J.  See  2  Cor. 
liii.  14;  I  Pet.  i.  ~. 

c  Who  (Christ)  l>ein£  in  the  form  of  God,  thought  it  not  robbery  to  be 
equal  wall  God,  Phil.  ii.  G. 

The  unity  an<l  equality  of  the  three  persons  in  tin-  one  l#ein«r.  J«  hovah. 
nr«-  taught,  in  the  Scriptures,  not  s,(  much  by  direct  assertion,  as  t>y  the  fact 
that  the  same  names,  the  same  attributes,  works,  and  worship,  are  ascribed 
to  each.    Take,  l<»r  example,  what  is  said  ol  Jesus  Christ. 

1.  'I'lif  Names  ascribed  to  him  (I.)  God.  John  i.  I  ;  xx.  28  j  Rom.  ix. 
6;  Heb  i  8;  I  John  v.  20 ;  (2.)  Jehovah.  Compare  Is.  vi  I — 6f  (the  word 
rendered  God  in  verses  3  and  5,  is  the  same  as  is  elsewhere  translated  Je- 
bovah,)  » ith  J  *  >h n  xn.  40,  1 1 . 

2.  Attributes.  (I.)  Eternity.  Compare  Rev.  i.  8,  II,  and  xxii.  13,  with 
Is.  xliv.  6,  and  xlviii.  12.    (2.)  Omnipotence.    Compare  John  i.  3,  and  lieb. 

i.  3,  10,  and  Col.  i.  1.3— 17,  wnh  Jer  \.  10  -  Ifi,  and  [s.  ll.  21,  26,  28,  and 
Ads  xiv.  I  ').     (.5.)  (  )mnisi-ieiice.     ( 'omp.tre  U»-v.  u.        and  1  Cor.  iv.  4,  5, 

with  Jer.  xvii.  10;  Acts,  i.  1 1  •,  John  ii.  l\,  25;  vi.  46;  Matt  xi.  27.  (4.) 
Omnipresence.    .Malt,  xviii.  'JU  j  xxviii.  20.    [■>■)  fclquality  with  God.  Phil. 

ii.  5—8. 

3.  Works,  (I.)  Creation.  Sec  above,  under  Omnipotence.  (2.)  .Mira- 
cles. .Maimer  of  speaking  ol  tliein,  and  »>i  performing  them.   Matt.  viii. 

27  j  ix.  2, 23,  29 i  xiv.  31  j  xvii.  18;  John  x.  13,  17,  18,  ;>7,  x>.  Compare 
these  with  the  following Acts  iii.  6  j  iv.  7— 10, 30;  xvi.  18. 

V.  Worship.  John  v.  23;  xx.  23;  lleb.  i.  G ;  Phil.  ii.  10,11;  Rom.  x. 
i'  — 11;  Kev.  v.  8—14;  Acts  vn  59,  60;  2  Cor.  xii  8,  9  \  IThess.iii.il, 
12;  I  Thess.  ii.  16, 17;  Roin.i.7;  Acts  i  24  Compare  with  these,  Acts 
mi.  22,  23 ;  xiv.  15;  Rev.  xix.  10  j  xxn.  b\  9. 

Substantially  the  same  course  might  be  pursued,  in  order  to  prove  the 

personality  ami  deity  of  the  Holy  Ghost, 


ARTICLE  iv. 

You  believe  that  God  made  all  things  for  him- 
self," that  he  governs  all  things  according  t()  his 
unchangeable  counsel,*  and  that  the  principles  and 
administration  of  his  government  are  perfectly  holy, 
ju  t.  and  good/ 

a  Foi  of  him.  and  through  him,  and  to  him,  arc  all  things,  to  whom  be 

glory  forever,  Rom  xi. 96.   See  Kev.  iv.  ii  j  Prov.  xvi  i. 

/<  Declaring  the  end  from  Ihe  beginning,  and  from  nncienl  times  the  things 
thai  are  nm  yet  done,  laying,  Mj  counsel  shall  itand,  sod  I  will  do  nil  my 
pleasure.  Is.  xlvi.  10.    MO  Is.  xiv.  24, 26, 27  j  Epfa  i.  1, 5, 6,9, 11, 

c The  Lord  ia  righteous  in  ill  bis  ways,  and  holy  in  all  his  works.  r>. 

rxlv.  17.    Sec  Is.  XXViii,  J'J  ;  Itom.  xi.  S3. 


ARTICLE  v. 

You  believe  that  out  first  parents  were  created 
holy;*  that  they  fell  from  that  Mate  of  holiness  by 
transgressing  the  divine  command  ;h  and  that  in 
consequence  of  their  apostacy,c  all  their  descend- 
ants are  without  holiness,  and  alienated  from  God 
until  their  hearts  are  renewed  by  divine  grace.d 

a  Lot  this  only  have  I  round,  lhai  God  haih  made  man  upright  3  but  1  Ley 
have  sought  oui  many  inventions  Mid.  vii.  ~'J.    Gen.  i.  27. 
h  i  Sen  11.  IG,  1 7,  and  lii.  1  —  - I. 

c  Wherefore,  ;^  \>y  oni-  man  >m  i-iiu  rrd  into  Ihe  world,  and  death  l>y  sin  ; 
and  so  death  passed  upon  all  nu  n,  icr  ihat  all  have  sinned,  Kom.  v. 
See  verses  18,  1(J. 

</  And  you  hath  he  quickened,  who  were  dead  in  trespasses  and  mus  ; 

au<l  were  by  uaiure  ihe  children  <>i  wraih,  even  a>  others,  Eph.  ii.  I,  3.  See 
Rom  vii.  18 :  viii.  7,  8  j  Gen.  vi.  65  vin.  'J I  ;  Kom.  m.  [)—  JU  }  John  in .  ij  3 
Ps.  Ii.  6j  Iviii.  3. 

ARTICLE  VI. 

You  believe  that  Christ,  being  God  manifest  in 
the  flesh,*  has,  by  Ins  obedience,  sufferings  and 
death,  made  an  atonement  for  sin,11  on  account  of 
which  pardon  is  offered  toad;'  hut  that  Mich  is 
the  aversion  of  man  to  the  terms  of  salvation, 41  that 
without  the  special  influences  of  the  Holy  Spirit, 
all  refuse  to  compl  y  W  ith  them.* 

(/  And  without  controversy,  greal  is  ihe  mystery  of  godliness  j  Ood  wot 
wiamfett  intheJ1e»h%\  rim.  iii.  16.  The  Word  was  God.  lud  the  Word 
was  made  flo»b|  John  i.  1, 14.  .s;<  «'  Horn.  ix.  b\  lleb.  ii.  I(>  •,  I  Tun.  ii.  6 ; 
Phil  ii.  6,  7. 

A  Whom  (Christ)  (!<>«l  hath  Mi  forth  t"      a  propitiation  (propitiatory  <>r 

atoning  laei  fin1)  through  t.nili  111  ln>  I»I.mh|.  lo  <l<  rl.irc  liis  n^l.ii  oiiMirss  i<>r 

lustice  in]  Ihe  remission  "i  linn  tl,.ii  are  past,  through  '!»«•  forbearance  «•! 
lod  ;-<<»  declare,  1  lay.  «ii  ibis  (present)  time  his  righteousness  j  that  lie 

might  be  jiM  11  iid  1  In-  ]  1 ) ^  1 . f i « * r  <<l  1 1  in  «  1 1  t  Ii  ItIu-\  c 1 1 i  hi  Jcmk,  I  loin   m.  V.r», 

16.  Bee  Rom.  v.  10:  Is.  liii.  5, 10, 1 1.  Compare  Lev  mi.  II,  and  Heb. 
i\.  IS  j  Joha  i,  16,  &!) ;  siv  6 ;  Vets  i\ .  12;  bpb.  i.  7  j  I  Tun  ii.  <•  -y  ll<  i>. 
ii.      ix.  II.  I.)  I  I  John  ii.  ! .  Kev.  \     ;  vii.  I  k 

c  Ami  he  >.tu]  uuto  idem,  ye  nit<>  all  ibc  world,  and  preach  Ihe  fospel 
to  even  creature,  lie  lhal  belu  veih  end  ii  1  api  red  il  b1)  lie  saved,  bui  ha 
thai  believeth  n«.i  ihall  be  damm  d,  Mark  \*  i.  15,  i<<    See  1>  alv,  tt ;  Kev. 

x\  11.  17. 

</  ind  ye  will  nol  come  unto  me  lhal  w  mighl  have  life,  J«»lm  v.  -10 
Sec  John  111.  \lj  j  Kom.  viii.  7  ;  John  vii.  7. 


Ill 


e  F.xcept  a  man  be  born  of  water,  ftlld  of  ihe  Spirit,  he  cannot  cnier  into 
ihe  Iciogdom  of  God,  Jobu  iii.  6  5  vi.  14, 45  j  I  Cor.  iii.  6, 7  3  t  Thess.  ii.  13  j 
'1'it.  in.  5. 

ARTICLE  HI, 

You  believe  that  those  who  repent  of  sin,  and 
embrace  the  gospel,  were  chosen  in  Christ  before 
the  foundation  of  the  world,  that  they  should 
become  heirs  of  eternal  life,  through  sanctification 
of  the  Spirit,  and  belief  of  the  truth,  influencing 
the  in  to  holy  obedience. 1 

a  P.ut  we  lire  bound  to  ^i\o  thanks  alwavs  to  Clod  for  VOU,  brethren 
beloved  of  the  Lord,  beeause  God  haih  from  the  beginning  chosen  you  10 
salvation,  through  sanctification  <>i  iht*  Spirit  ami  In  Ik  i  ol  tin-  truth.  2  Tilths, 
n.  13 j  Eph.  1.  1 ;  in  II  ;  Kom.  viii.  j;;.  .'1 1 ,  ix.  11  —  IG  j  xi  a,  7  ;  Z  Tim.  i.  9  j 
l  Pet.  1.  -'  |  A<  is  mm.  i:;. 

ARTICLE  VIII. 

You  believe  that  there;  will  he  a  general  r«.-.>i  1  r- 
rection  of  the  bodies,  both  of  the  just  and  of  the 
unjust,"  and  a  day  of  judgment,  when  all  must 
give  account  to  Christ/1  of  all  the  deeds  done  in 
the  body  ;c  when  the  unpenitent  will  go  away  into 

punishment,  and  tin:  righteous  into  life,  both  of 

Which  will  be  without  end/1 

(/  Marvel  not  at  tin-.  •,  for  tin'  hour  is  coming,  in  the  whu  li  all  tint  art-  in 
their  gravei  shall  hear  bin  voice,  and  shall  come  forth,  they  that  have  <:<  ne 
jmmmI  until  tin;  r«'«.urr»M  Hon  <>i  It t«- ,  nud  they  tli.it  have  done  evil  unto  tin* 
resurrection  of  damuetion,  John  v  558,  £9,  fcjee  J«»i>.  x>x.  26,  *j7  ;  A«  is  sxiv. 
15 j  xxvi  B3  1  Cor.  sv.  14—61 \\  Matt,  xxvii.  ,  axviiiv  G  j  l*hil.  iii  21; 
I  tan.  mi.  X. 

ft  !••  cause  lie  bath  appointed  a  day,  in  tlx*  which  Ik*  will  judge  the  world 
in  righteousness  by  that  man  (t'lin^t)  whom  he  hath  ordained,  Acts  xvii,  31. 
Bee  Kom  e'iv.  i"."  1 ;  John  v.  ::,  27. 

c  Foi  we  must  .ill  nopem  before  the  judgment  seat  of  Chri*t,  that  •  very 
one  ma)  receive  the  things  done  in  his  nudi .  ai  cording  to  tint  in-  hath  done, 
wlu-tlnT  it  !><•  p«mhI.  or  vthfiher  it  be  evil,  •  J  < " » « r  v.  10  Bee  Led  sii.  11; 
Matt  xu.:^.,^7;  I  Cor.  iy.  6;  Rev.  xx  u.  i  t 

d  These  shall  u<>  away  into  everl  »>i  ng  punishment,  but  the  righteous  into 
lii«-  eternal,  llati  sxv,  K>,  Bee  John  viii  SI  j  Matt.  vii.  13;  x v v .  . >< » ;  xiii. 
30,  40,  4t.  VJ,  60-,  .Mark  in.  S9 j  Luke  xvi.  28— 26:  I  Thess.  1  '.' ,  Dan. 

x...  J. 


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ARTICLE  IX. 

You  believe  that  in  tins  world  tliu  Lord  Jesus 
Christ  has  a  visible  church  ;  1  that  tin;  terms  of 
membership  are  a  credible  profession  of  faith  in 
Christ,  and  of  that  holiness  which  is  wrought  by 
the  renewing  grace  of  God  ;b  that  none  but  mem- 
bers of  the  visible  church  in  regular  standing,  have 
a  right  to  partake  of  the;  Lord's  Supper;'  and  that 
only  they*  and  their  households6  can  he  admitted 
to  the  ordinance  of  Baptism. 

a  Take  heed,  therefore,  unto  yourselves,  and  to  the  Rock,  over  the  winch 
the  Holy  Ghost  hath  made  you  overseers,  10  feed  the  church  of  God,  which 
he  hath  purchased  with  hid  own  blood,  Acts,  xx.  28.  See  2  Tim.  ii.  I'J; 
Rev  ii.  17 $  1  Cor  i.  J 

//  I'hilip  said,  It'  thou  believes!  with  -ill  thine  In-art  Ihou  may  est,  \cts  viii. 
31.  See  \ch  ii,  U,  1-7;  I  (.'or.  i.  2  ;  ;!  (\»r.  ix.  13,  *'  prof  used  subjection," 
<Jcc.,  1  Tim  ii.  9,  10  ;  vi.  1 1. 

e  Ye  cannot  drink  the  cup  of  the  Lord,  and  the  cup  ol  devils  j  ye  cannot 
he  partakers  of  the  Lord's  table,  and  o I  the  lahle  ol  devils,  1  Cor.  \  21. 
St  e  1  Cor.  v  6,  7.  13  ;  vi.  I  1  —  i * > ;  ii,  27,  2U  ;  2  Thess.  iii.  6,  I  1.  I5j  Matt 
vii  G  ;  l'>  i  IG  j  Ex.  xii.  U). 

(/ It  thou  helievest  with  all  thine  heart  thou  niayesl,  Acts  \  37.  See 
.Mark  Kvi.  15,  I"  i  Acts  X  17 

Now  I  say  that  Jesus  Christ  was  a  minister  of  the  circumcision  for  the 
truth  of  God,  to  confirm  the  promises  made  unto  the  fathers,  Horn  xv.  it. 
Bee  ( Sen  icvii.  7, 9,  10,  1 1 ,  I  !.  And  this  I  say,  that  the  covenant,  that  w  a> 
eoufinned  before  of  God  in  Christ,  the  (Mosaic)  law.  which  was  four  hundred 
and  thirty  years  after,  cannot  disannul,  that  it  should  make  the  promise  of 
none  effect,  Know  ye,  therefore,  i h hi  they  which  art*  of  faith,  the  same  are 
the  children  of  Abraham.    And  if  ye  be  Christ's,  thru  are  ye  Abraham's 

mm-. I,  ami  Imirs  ncconiini*  to  tin-  promise,  (ial.  ni  7.  17,  'J'.*  For  the 
promise  is  untU  VOU  ami  (<>  UOUt  c/llV  I  •      Blld  t«»  all  that  arc  ol.tr  oil*,  ev  en  a< 

many  »•>  the  Lord  our  God  shall  eaii,  Acts  ii.  '>'.»  Suffer  tiiite  children  h<> 
small  that  they  were  "  bi  ought*1  \  15,)  to  conn"  unto  me,  and  fok  mi  i»  tin  m 
n  4 .  for  «•(  iueh  is  the  kingdom  «•!  God,  Luke  xviii.  16.  See  Rom.  i\.  IG — 
SO  j  Jer.  \xx.  £0j  I  Cor.  vIL  I  Lj  Acts  ivi.  la,  33;  1  Cor.  i.  Hj. 


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CO  V  EN  ANT. 

In  the  presence  of  God  and  this  assembly,  you 
do  now  solemnly  avouch  the  Lord  Jehovah  to 
be  your  God,  and  your  portion  forever  :  you  do 
solemnly  dedicate  yourselves  to  God  the  Father  as 
your  chief  good,  to  the  Lord  Jesus  Christ  as  your 
Saviour,  and  to  (lie  Holy  Spirit  as  your  Sanctifier, 
Comforter  and  (iuide.  You  do  now  solemnly  de- 
vote to  the  one  living  and  (rue  God  all  your  facul- 
ties, powers  and  possessions  ;  covenanting  that  you 
will  be  the  Lord's  forever;  engaging  that,  through 
the  aid  of  his  Spirit,  you  will  love  him  supremely, 
and  obey  him  faithfully  ;  that  you  will  lmvc  diligent 
attendance  to  his  word  and  ordinances  :  (hat  you 
will  seek',  above  all  (hums,  the  honor  and  interests 
of  his  kingdom  ;  and  (hat  you  will  aim,  without 
ceasing,  to  adorn  your  profession  by  a  blameless 
hie  and  by  holiness  of  heart. 

You  do  now  cordially  join  yourselves  to  this 
Church  of  Christ,  engaging  to  submit  lb  the  rules  of 
ecclesiastical  government  and  discipline  which  it 
has  adopted  ;  to  strive  earnestly  lor  its  j  eace,  edifi- 
cation and  purity,  and  to  walk  with  its  members  in 
chanty,  faithfulness,  circumspection,  meekness  and 
sobriety.4 

This  you  profess  and  engage. 


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In  consequence  of  these  professions  and  engage- 
ments, ive,  the  members  of  this  church,  [here  the 
members  of  the  church  rise,]  affectionately  receive 
you  to  our  communion,  and  in  the  name  of  Christ 
declare  you  entitled  to  all  its  privileges  ;  we  wel- 
come you  to  this  fellowship  with  us  in  the  bless- 
ings of  tht:  gospel,  and  on  our  part,  engage  to  watch 
over  you  and  seek  your  edification,  as  long  as  you 
shall  contiuue  with  us. 

And  now,  beloved  in  the  Lord,  let  it  be  impressed 
on  your  minds,  that  you  have  entered  into  solemn 
obligations,  from  which  you  can  never  escape. 
Wherever  you  go,  these  vows  will  be  upon  you  ; 
they  will  follow  you  to  the  bar  of  God,  and  will 
abide  upon  you  to  eternity.  May  the  Lord  guide 
and  preserve  you  till  death,  and  at  last  receive  you 
and  us  to  that  blessed  world,  when:  our  love  and 
joy  shall  be  forever  perfect.  Ami.n. 

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ECCLESIASTICAL  PRINCIPLES  ADOPTED  BY  THIS  CHURCH. 

I.  Rights  of  the  church — This  church  is  independent, 
so  far  a>  relates  to  its  internal  organization,  and  the  regu- 
lation of  its  affairs.  Jt  is  amenable  to  no  other  ecclesias- 
tical body,  except  by  it-  own  consent,  and  according  to 
regular  and  established  Congregational  principles.  With 
these  exceptions,  it  controls  the  admission,  discipline,,and 
removal  of  its  members,  according  to  its  ow  n  understand- 
ing of  the  word  of  G<  d. 

II.  Connection  with  other  churches, — Tins  church  will 
extend  toother  Evangelical  Congregational  churches  and 
receive  from  them  that  fellowship,  advice,  and  assistance 
which  the  law  of  Christ  requires.  It  will  extend  the 
usual  rights  of  communion,  and  practice  the  mutual 
transfer  of  members,  according  to  its  own  convictions  of 

duty.     It    holds   itself  bound   to  regard   the  decisions  of 

regular  mutual  councils,  and  to  seek  the  promotion  of* 
peace  with  all  the  churches  of  <>nr  Lord. 

III.  Rights  <>f  wcwioers.— Every  member  has  a  right  to 
church  privileges,  unless  forfeited  by  misconduct]  and 
when  thus  forfeited,  he  can  be  deprived  of  them  only  by 
regular  process,  Winn  accused,  he  has  a  right  t«»  know 
the  explicit  charges,  and  to  have  an  open  and  candid 
hearing. 

I\.  Duties  oj  thi  church  and  its  members, —  It  is  the 
duty  of  this  church  ami  members,  to  consult  and  seek 
the  concurrence  of  their  pastor,  in  matters  of. discipline 
ami  internal  regulations.  It  h  the  duty  of  the  members 
to  attend  such  stated  meetiugs  as  are  appointed  bj  a  vote 


of  the  church,  unless  pr»»\  nK ntiallv  j>re\ eiited.  A 1 1 \ 
member  having  cause  of  complaint  against  another,  should 
immediately  seek  i<»  have  it  removed  in  a  Christian  man- 
ner, as  directed  in  Matthew,  16th  chapter,  1 5,  IG,  and  1 7 1  h 
verses.  Any  member  wishing  t<>  withdraw  from  this  to 
another  church,  should  signify  his  wishes  and  his  reasons, 
and  apply  in  a  proper  spirit  to  be  first  released  from 
hi>  obligations  t<>  this  church.  Any  other  mode  <>f  with- 
drawing will  he  deemed  irregular  and  censurable. 

V.  Ctnsurabh  offences.  —This  church  considers  im- 
moral conduct,  breach  of  express  covenant  vows,  neglect 
of  acknowledged  religious  »<i  relative  duties,  and  avow'ed 
disbelief  of  the  articles  of  faith  to  which  the  members 
have  assented,  a^>  offences  subject  t * >  the  censure  of  the 

church. 

VI.  Evuhncc. — The  confession  of  the  party  accused, 
the  concurrence  of  two  competent  witnesses,  to  the  same 
fact,  or  circumstantial  evidence  to  the  same  amount,  shall 
he  deemed  sufficient  for  conviction. 

\  II.  Permanent  officers. — The  permanent  officers  of 
this  church,  are  the  pastor  or  pastors,  and  the  deacons. 

The  pastor  shall  be  a  member  of  this  chinch,  and  to 
him  pertains  tin*  office  of  moderator.  1o  the  deacons, 
according  to  seniority,  pertains  the  office  of  moderator  in 
the  absence  of  the  pastor,  that  of  assisting  in  the  admin- 
istration of  the  Lord's  supper,  and  that  of  aiding  the  pas- 
tor generally  in  the  spiritual  care  of  the  flock, 


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STANDING  IM'I.ES. 

I.  All  meetings  for  business  shall  be  opened  with 
prayer, 

II.  The  annual  meeting  of  the  church  shall  be  In  Id  in 
the  month  of  January,  at  such  time  as  the  Pastor  and 
Deacons  shall  appoint. 

III.  A  special  business  meeting  may  be  called  at  any 
time  when,  in  the  opinion  of  the  Pastor  and  Deacons,  it 
shall  !><•  expedient;  and  shall  be  called  ;it  any  time  upon 
the  written  application  of  five  male  members  of  the 
church. 

I  V .  At  the  annual  meeting  the  following  elections  shall 
be  made  for  the  ensuing  year  : 

1.  A  Clerk,  who  shall  keep  the  records  <>f  the  church. 

2.  An  Examining  Committee,  of  which  the  Pastor  and 
Deacons  -hall  constitute  a  part,  who  shall  meet  on  four 
Thnrxlav  e\eiiin<_^  iiniiic<li;itel v  following  each  commu- 
nion  season,  and  examine  all  applicants  for  admission, 
and  present  a  written  report  of  the  names  of  such  as  they 

shall  approve  to  the  chinch.     Thev   shall   also  act   as  a 

committee  of  inquiry  and  discipline,  and  shall  make  a 

report   of  the   State  of  the  rluireh  ;  of  their  doillgS  ;  and 

<>f  the  absent  members,  at  the  annual  meeting. 

3.  A  Treasurer,  who  shall  take  charge  of  all  moneys 
belonging  to  the  church,  and  of  all  collections  for  relig- 
ious and  charitable  objects,  and  make  a  written  report  at 
the  annual  meeting. 

1.  An  Auditor,  who  shall  examine  the  Treasurer's  ac- 
count, and  report  at  the  annual  meeting. 

f>.    A  Committer   upon  < '< 'lleet i<ms   for   religious  and 


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charitable  objects,  who  shall  make  a  w  ritten  report  at  the 
annual  meeting. 

V.  All  officers  and  standing  committees  shall  be  chosen 
by  ballot. 

VI.  The  order  of  business  at  the.  annual  meeting  shall 

be  as  follows  : 

1.  Prayer. 

2.  Reading  the  record-  of  the  last  annual  meeting. 
( !hoice  of  a  Clerk. 

4.  deports  of  the  Treasurer  and  Auditor. 
.">.  Choice  of  a  Treasurer. 
(>.  Choice  of  an  A  uditor. 

7.  Report  of  the  Examining  Committee. 

8,  Choice  of  the  Bxaniiuing  Committee. 

(.».  Report  of  the  Committee  on  Collections. 
H).  Choice  of  the  Committee  on  Collections. 

11.  I  deferred  business. 

12.  New  business, 

VII.  Candidates  lor  admisssion  shall  stand  propounded 
at  least  tour  weeks,  and  notice  >ha 1 1  be  ^ivcn  to  the  con- 
gregation of  such   a*>  are  expected  to  make  a  profession, 

at  least  two  weeks  previous  to  their  admission. 

VIII.  All  persons  admitted  to  the  church  .-hall  Bign  its 
Confession  of  Faith  .and  Covenant. 

IX.  The  Lord's  Supper  shall  be  observed  on  the  after- 
noon of  the  first  Sabbaths  of  January,  March,  May,  July, 
September  and  Not  ember. 

X.  There  shall  be  a  meeting  of  the  church  on  Friday 
evening  of  each  week,  for  devotional  exercises  ami  reli- 
gious conference,  and  for  the  transaction  of  business  that 
may  regularly  come  before  the  church.    The  meeting 

laflt  preceding  each  communion  season  "-hall  be  especially 

devoted  t«>  preparation  for  the  proper  reception  of  the 
ordinance* 

XI.  At  the  close  of  the  church  meeting  last  preceding 


each  communion  mmnui,  ;i  c<  ►  i i t r i I » i i t i « > i j  shall  he  l  Jteil,  to 

be  appropriated,  alter  payment  of  church  expenses,  espe- 
cially to  the  relief  of  it-  own  indigent  members,  at  the 
discretion  of  the  Pastor  and  Deacons. 

XII.  Tin-  Examining  Committee  are  authorized  to 
appropriate  Mich  huh-  from  the  funds  of  the  church,  as 
may  be  in  their  judgment  expedient,  to  the  relief  of  poor 
members  of  oth<  r  churches  worshiping  with  us. 

XIII.  The  necessarj  expenses  of  all  delegations  to 
ecclesiastical  councils  shall  bo  paid  by  the  Treasurer  from 

the  funds  of  tllC  church. 

XIV.  Delegates  to  ecclesiastical  councils  shall  make 
report  of  their  doings,  ;iik1  of  the  action  of  the  council, 
at  the  meeting  on  the  Frid  i\  evening  next  succcedim:  the 
termination  of  the  council. 

XV.  Members  of  this  church  removing  their  place 
of  worship,  shall  obtain  a  dismission  from  this,  ami  a 
recommendation  to  the  church  with  winch  they  worship, 
within  om  year  from  the  time  of  such  change,  unless 
reasonable  excuse  be  rendered  for  their  neglect. 

XVI.  Letters  of  dismission  shall  be  valid  six  months 
onlv  from  their  dan-,  ami  members  who  have  received 
such  letter>  to  other  churches  shall  not  vote  in  our  church 
meetings,  unless  thej  have  returned  the  same. 

XVII.  Memher>  who  have  heen  halutuallv  absent  from 

the  worship  and  ordinances  of  this  church  for  om  ytart 
shall  not  vote  ni  the  meetings  of  the  church  so  long  as 
Mich  habitufl I  absence  <*<  >nl inues. 

XVIII.  When  any  ollicer   of  the   church   shall  cease 

regularly  to  worship  with  us,  his  office  shall  be  vacated 

from  the  tune  he  thu>  ceaso  (,»  worship  with  US. 

XIX.  W  hen  anj  member  of  a  sister  church  shall 
statedly  worship  ami  commune  with  this  church  for  more, 
than  one  year,  without  removing  his  relation  to  us,  it 


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shall  be  the  dllt]  of  the  Iv\aininin;,r  Committee  to  notify 
the  church  of  which  he  is  a  member,  ol  that  fact. 

XX.  The  Examining  Committee,  at  their  first  meeting 
after  each  communion,  >lnll  examine  the  entries  made  in 
the  church  records  since  the  communion  preceding  the 
last,  and  if  found  correct  approve  them.  An  entry  of 
such  examination  and  approval  shall  be  made  ami  signed 
by  the  chairman  of  the  Committee. 

XXI.  The  \\  Ah  twing  shall  be  deemed  the  regular  course 
of  procedure  in  all  cases  of  discipline. 

1.  The  brother  offended  <»r  aggrieved,  should  seek  the 
removal  of  the  offence,  in  the  spirit  of  the  Gospel,  by 
fraternal  conference  with  the  offender  alone. 

:2.  Failing  in  the  removal  of  his  ditficulty  thus,  he 
should  take  with  him  one  or  two  judicious  brethren,  and 
wnli  their  mediation,  strive  for  Christian  satisfaction. 

3.  This  being  in  vain,  lie  should  bring  the  matter  to  the 
notice  of  the  Examining  Committee,  who  shall  endeavor 
to  bring  about  a  reconciliation,  and  who  (if  tln^  cannot 
be  effected,  or  does  not  result  in  harmony)  shall  prefer 
a  formal  complaint  before  the  church  against  the  offend- 
ing brother. 

t.  It  the  church  entertain  the  complaint,  they  shall 
appoint  a  time  for  q  hearing  of  the  case  ami  summon  the 
offender  to  be  present  at  that  hearing,  furnishing  him  at 
least  one  week  before  the  time  of  the  hearing  with  a  copy 
ot  the  charges  ;ej,niet  him,  together  with  tin-  names  ol 
the  witnesses  who  will  he  relied  on  for  proof. 

5.  If  on  Buch  he. line;  the  church  .are  satisfied  ot'  the 
guilt  "I*  the  part}  accused,  the)  may  vote  to  admonish 
him  publicly,  to  suspend  him  for  some  definite  period  from 
the  privileges  of  tin  church,  or  to  excommunicate  him 
from  in  membership,  according  to  the  aggravation  ot'  the 
offence. 

D.  No  such  vote  of  censure  shall  be  passed  except  upon 


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the  concurrence  of  two-thirds  of  the  members  present  at 
a  regular  meeting. 

1.  In  case  of  tlu*  excommunication  of  an v  member, 
notice  of  the  tact  ^hall  l><-  l:  i  \ « •  1 1  from  the  pulpit. 

AXIL  No  alteration  shall  he  made  in  the  foregoing 
principles  and  rulr<,  unless  at  a  regular  meeting  of  the 
church,  it  having  been  proposed  at  the  next  regular 
meeting  previous,  and  by  vote  of  three-fourths  of  the 
members  present. 

[The  foregoing  Articles  of  Faith,  Covenant,  Principles  and  Rules 
were  adopted  as  they  stand  above,  March  4,  1852;  and  all  votes 
standing  upon  the  Records  inconsistent  \sith  tin  m  were  rcp<  aled.] 


P  A  S  T  0  R  S  , 


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4.  1835 ; 
Jan.  'Jfi,  |K!H  ; 
J  .in.  96,  1838  , 
Ian.  95,  1850. 
Jan.  95,  185  I. 


ed,  Feb.  14,  1PM. 
March  98,  1832, 
Mured  17,  1899. 
April  I,  1836. 
Feb  J  i,  18  18. 
March  A  1859. 
M.ucl.  4,  L-.VJ. 


21 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS 

OF  1' INK  STKKKT  C II  IT  It  C  II , 

To  May  I,  1852. 

Thll  Lilt  aliows  the  (Into  and  form  of  udmiKnion,  tlio  date  of  dit>mi«iion ,  and 

njso  lha  manner  of  ditmii*ion,  which  ii  indicated  by  lelteri  in  tin-  margin  fol- 
low! ;  —  /  ■ignifiei  duiniaaion  by  letter,  d  deci  ue,  and  i  excommunication.  When 
Ilia  n  ima  oi  a  church  U  mentioned,  it  doaigoatei  tlio  church  from  winch  the  mem- 
ber c.i  mo. 

d  Avery,  Sybcl,  April,  1S30,  1st  Pres.  Ch.  Boston.    May,  1830. 
/  A  \  i  i  y,  Nancy,  14 
I  A  \  ry,  Prances,  M 
/  Avei  y,  Amanda,  u 

I  A  very,  Sophia,  " 

/  Abbott,  Zcbcdiah,  Sept  1831.    March,  1834. 
(I  Adlington,  Eliza,  Jan.  L836.   May,  1847. 
Allen,  Zenas,  March,  1837,  Fitehburg, 
A 1 1 1  n,  ( laroline,  M      "  M 

Andrews,  Ferdinand,  Sept.  1  s 3 7,  Tahcmaelo  C'li.  Salem. 
Andrews,  Elizabeth,    M      "         M  14  M 

Arnol  1,  Harriet,  Sept.  1 838. 

I  Atherton,  Caroline  F.,  June,  lh.'ii).    April,  IS  10. 

Adams,  Albert  S.,  Sept  1839,  N.  Killingly,  Conn. 

/  Allan,  George  \N'.,  July,  IS  10,  I.uli.r,  Me.     ()  ;.  1M 
/  Allan,  Mary  Ann,     •«       "     (h  t.  IS  1.3. 

Allen,  Charles  II.,  July,  1842, 

Adam-,  Ann,  July,  18  It 2. 

Allen,  ( teorge  EL,  Nov.  I B42, 
Allen,  1  laroline  P.,  Jan.  l 860. 

d  Bird,  Robert  L.,  Sq>t.  is jy,  OKI  South  (Mi 
d  Bird,  Lucy, 

1 1  n  ry,  <  'harltvs  ( '., 

d  Bradshaw,  Andrew,  Sept  iv-'7,  Onion  Ch 
d  Bi  idshaw,  I  Lannah,    "  u 

I  BotWOrth,  I  luain, 

<i  Briggs,  Cornelius,      M      M  M 


1833. 


M.uvh,  IS  17. 
June,  1846. 

March,  1829. 
Aug.  L8 
April  1,  L841, 

Jan.  L848. 


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Barrett,  Nathan,  Sept  1827,  Park  St  Ch. 
/  Bumstead,  J.  P.,        "      "  44      Jan.  1S33. 

/  Bumstead,  Lucy  I      "      u  u  " 

d  Bryant,  Alice,  July  1828,  E.  Bridgewater.  183.). 
(/  Burdakin,  Martha,  Oct  1828,  LowclL    March,  1844. 
/  Hrown,  John,  1).  I).,  March,  182!',  Cortland,  N.  V.    Feb.  1831. 
c  Bent,  Horatio  N.,  April,  1829,    Nov.  1830. 
I  Brown,  Sarah  M.,  Oct  1829,  Cazcnovia,  N.  V.    Feb.  1831. 
I  Batcheldcr,  Sarah,  Dec-.  1829,  1st  ch,  Sharon.   June,  1833. 

Barry,  Caroline  M.,  Aug.  1830,  Old  South  Ch. 
J  Bush,  Benjamin  \V.,  Dec.  1830.    June,  1841. 
d  Brown,  Allen,  Aug.  1831,  Lyndeboro',  N.  EI. 
d  Brown,  Hannah,      "  "  "      Sept  18 15. 

/  Uruwii,  Ann,  44  "  "      April,  1812. 

/  Howditch,  Kli/.al.cth,  An-  1*31.    Jan.  1831. 
{Bailey,  William,  Sept.  1831.    Dec.  183C. 
I  Brown,  Nathan,  March,  1832,    April,  1842. 
/  Brown,  Maria,  Oct.  1832.    Sept.  1835. 
/  Burgess,  Sophia,  Jan.  1833,  Grafton.    April,  1838. 
/  Brewer,  Lydia,  Jan.  1834,  Boothbay,  Me.    Nov.  1840. 
/  Brown,  Lemuel  I..,  Jan.  1834,  Mendon.    Feb.  1838. 
/  Bradshaw,  Martha,  May,  1834.    April,  L841. 

Barker,  Sarah  Ann,  11 

Briggs,  Marj  II.,  »' 
/  Bacon,  Ann,  44      ,4     Sept.  1812. 

/  Boies,  Artomas,  Dec.  1834,  Blandford.  July,  1841. 
/  Boies,  Susan  L.,  April,  1835,  1st  Ch.  S.  lladlcy. 

Boyden,  Samuel,  Oct  1830,  Enfield, 

Boydon,  Roxana,  M      M  u 

I  Hri-ham,  Until,  Dec.  Is3<-..    June,  1 S  40. 

Blake,  Sophrona,  M 
I  D  •  hi  Ldi  r,  Sarah,  March,  1837,  Phillips  Ch.   l\  !>.  is\c. 
I  Broaden,  Rebecca,    M       "    Ilou  doin  St.  Ch.   April,  im,». 
/  Ba  Ig  i,  Walter,  Sept  1837,  3d  Pres.  Ch.  Albany.   Sept  1841. 
/  Badger,  Blmira,   M      u  "  11        Oct  1840. 

/  Wvnw  ii,  I  >anul  J.,  1  )cc.  1  s  i7.    Nov.  1  S  ">0. 

r  Briggs,  Thos.  Vose,  March,  1838,  Itabbinston,  Me,    March,  L84 

/  Bent,  Mary,  ( >ct  l  I  18.    Jan.  1840. 

I'.imw n,  Harriet,  1  N  c.  1 839,  1  .•  i    I  p, 
d  Bourne,  Abigail  W.,  D<  .1839,  Essex  St  Ch.   June,  1843. 

Bow  ii*-,  Ann  Mai  ia,   11      u     l  iliol  ( "h. 
/  Broad,  Sanford  S.,     "      M     July,  1847. 
/  Braman,  Amy  \V.,     44      M     Fall  River.   June,  1840. 

Bent,  l.li/a,  44  7th  Pres.  Ch.  Philadelphia. 

'Baker,  Mary,  April,  1840,  Feb.  1842, 


2:i 


Brown,  Tryphenia  A.,  April,  1840. 

Bartlett,  Martha,  July,  1842,  Bangor,  Me. 
/Brown,  William,     "      M     Bowdoin  St  Ch.    March,  1848. 
/  Brown,  Sarah,       "      M  M  11 

e  Bramhall,  Cornelius,  July,  L842,  Winthrop  Ch.  March,  181,3. 
e  Bramhall,  Ann  It.,      "      11     CharU-stown.    Jan.  1847. 

Boyden,  Merrill  N. 

Bosworth,  William, 

Bosworth,  Diana,         M  u 

Bancroft,  Samuel  A.,  Nov.  1842. 
/  Barton,  Lavina,  Dec.  1842,  Cong.  Ch.  Fitchburg.    Sept.  1844. 
/  Bartlett,  Amos  (».,  March,  1843,  01.1  South  Ch.    March,  1847. 

Brownell,  Asa  C,  Jan.  1844,  Park  St.  (  h. 

Browncll,  Caroline  S.,  u  u 
I  Basford,  Hiram,  "       Chester,  N.  IL    March,  1849. 

/  1 ' . l - 1" ) i  < l ,  Tryphenia,       "  "  M  11  11 

Baldwin,  Elizur,         44       Pres.  Ch.  Maiden,  N.  \. 

Bald\t  in,  Lucinda,       u  "         M  14 

/  Brown,  E.  L.,  June,  1844,  1st  Cong.  Ch.  Camh'geport  Oct  181 
/  Bigelow,  Warren,  Nov.  1844,  Ansable  Porks.   Jan.  1848. 

BlodgCtt,  Mary  P.,  May,  1846. 

/  Blackmail,  Homer,  July,  1846,  4th  Pres.  Ch.  N.  V.    July,  1847 
I  Bray,  Charles  P.,  Jan.  1847,  Mt  Vernon  Ch.    Jan.  18J1. 
/  Bray,  ISliso  W.,  " 

Batterman,  John,  July,  1M7,  Hamilton  Union,  X.  V. 

Battel  man,  Paulina,  44     44        41  14 

Bird,  Joshua  P.,       44  11 

Bancroft,  BU<  q  B.,  May,  1848,  Salem. 
d  Bourne,  Abraham  J.,  Jan.  l s rj,  Springfield,  Vt   Aug.  1840. 

Bourne,  Klizabeth  l\,    44        44     I 'ars< >n>tiehl,  Me. 

/  Brigham,  M.  13.,  44      ,4    Bnosburg,  Vt.   Jan.  1851. 

Barry,  Mary  ( '.,  March,  1850. 
/  Butler,  Hannah  M.,  44      44      Feb.  ls.VJ. 

Barker,  1..  M.,  Feb.  1851,  1st  Pres.  Ch.  Washington,  D,  C. 

Barker,  Sarah  EL,  Sept  1887,  1st  Cong.  Ch.  Greal  Palls. 

Bailey,  Joseph  '1'.,  Jan.  1852,  Central  Ch. 

Bailey,  I'hebr  B.,  " 

/  Bailey,  Thomas  It,  44     "    W.  Rutland,  Vt.    March,  1852. 
/  Bailey,  Sophia  F..,  44 

Brackett,  Bewail  B.,  Jan.  1852,  D  atrc  Ch.  Fall  River. 

Boyden,  Emily  A.,  April,  1862. 

{Clap,  James,  Sept  1827,  Old  South  On    March,  1832. 
/  Clap,  Kli/a, 

(Cleveland,  Charles,  Sept  1827,  Old  South  Ch.    Jan.  1S30. 


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l  Cleveland,  Mehitable,  «  u 

l  Carpenter,  Orcn,  Oct  1828,  2d  Ch.  Attlcboro.    July,  1844. 

/  Carpenter,  Abby,  "      "    Old  South  Ch. 
d  Caswell,  Elizabeth,  Oct  1829,  1st  Pres.  Ch.  Boston. 

I  Clark,  ltoxana,  Dec.  1 829,  Old  South  Ch.    Sept  L834. 

/  Clark,  Charlotte,  Dec.  L830.    Sept  1834. 
Craw  ford,  Ira,  Man  h,  1831. 

/  Clark,  Mary,  An-.  1831.  Old  South  Ch.    Jan.  1836. 
Cullen,  M.u ia  S.,  "  44 

ICopcland,  Elizabeth,  Sept  1831.   Dec.  1843. 

/  Curkton,  William,        "        "        April,  1838. 

/  ( larleton,  Lydia, 
(I  Carleton,  Ebcnczer,  March,  1832. 

I  Crockett,  Mary  Jane,  Oct  1832.    Sept.  1831. 

/Carleton,  Hannah,  Jan.  1834,  Lyndeboro,  X.  II.   Dec.  1839. 
(I  dishing,  Samuel,  May,  1834.    June,  L848. 
Cashing,  Susan, 

/  Cummings,  Hannah,  July,  1835,  Hollis,  X.  II.    Nov.  1840. 

/  Cross,  Benajah,  Jan.  183G,  3d  Cong.  Ch.  Salem.    Nov.  1849. 
(I  Cross,  Emily  X.,  11     11  H      11  Jan.  1845. 

Ctiwtlin,  Abby,  July,  L83G,  Jamaica,  Yt. 

I  Curtis,  Moses,  Dc  .  183G,  liutland,  Vt.   March,  1840. 
I  Chase,  Catharine,  June,  1837.    Nov.  1837. 

Carpenter,  Ann,  March,  LS3S,  ICingswood,  Eng. 

Clarke,  Abigail,  March,  ls.i'.t,  Crombic  St.  Ch.  Salem. 

Chalice,  William  G.,  14     44     Woodstock,  Conn. 
/  (  frosby,  Nathan,  Jan.  1841,  1st  Pres.  ( !h.  Ncwburyp't  May,  1842, 
/  ( !rosb) ,  1  lebecca,  "      M  "  M  11 

/  Clarke,  Joseph  S.,  0(  t.  1841,  Eliot  Ch,  Roxbury.    Dec,  1847. 
/  Clarke,  Harriet  B.,  44     M  "         44  44 

Clapp,  John  C,  July,  1842,  1st  ch.  Dorchester. 

Clapp,  Lucy  Ann,  " 

Congden,  Ellen,    M  11 
/  Clarke,  Cath.  M.,  March,  1843,  Cong,  Ch.  Sutton.    Man  h,  1848. 

Crocker,  Ann  Maria,  14    1844,  .North  Cong.  ch.  X.  Bedford. 
/  Carrie,  D  tvid,  N  >v.  1844,  June,  L846. 
{Church,  Daniel,  July,  1 84 5,  Sag  Harbor,  L.  [.    Sept  L849. 

Chenery,  Sarah,  Jan.  1840,  Medfleld. 
/  (  lark,  Hiram,      4  4     4  4     Wilbraham,    Nov.  1849, 
/  Clark,  Sarah  B.,  May,  1848,  Amherst    Oct.  1850, 
/  Chandler,  Alpheus,  Aug.  1849,  Campton,  X.  II.   March,  I860. 

Church,  J<»hn,  J;m.  1852,  Little  Coin]  ton,  K.  L 

f  Davis,  Elixabeth,  July,  1830.    April,  1845. 
/  Day,  Asa,  April,  1831,  Union  Ch.    Oct  1845. 


d  Day,  Sally,  April,  1831,  Union  Ch.  Sept.  1830. 
f  Day,  Sarah  S.,  July,  1831,  "  July,  1834. 
/  Drew,  Charles,  Aug.  1831,  Fairhavcn.    Feb.  1838. 

Darling,  Elorace  B.,  May,  1834. 
/Drew,  Catharine  B.,  April,  1835,  Milton.    Feb.  1838. 
/D  wight,  William  \\\,  Jan.  IS36.    Aug.  1836. 
/  Doanc,  Betsey  II.,  Jan.  1838,  l>t  Ch.  Norwich,  Ct.  April,  1  s l o . 

Daniels,  Sarah,  June,  1838. 
/  Dow,  Mary  M.,   "       "      Aug.  1839. 
/  I  >  iy,  Albert,       44       M      Oct  1815. 

Dowcll,  Ann,  June,  1839, 
/  I  lay,  R  >bert  L.,  June,  1810.    Dec.  1845. 
?  Dow,  George  S.  C,  July,  1812.    Oct.  1842. 
/  Dickerman,  Kcbccca,  11      "     Dir.  L815. 
JDou glass,  Sarah,       "      11     May,  1818. 
I  Day,  Mary  Ann,  July,  [84  5 ,  1st  Ch.  Newton.    Dec.  1845. 

Dickinson,  Charles  II.,  Oct.  1815,  1th  Com-.  Ch.  Hartford. 

I  Dickinson,  lanthn  M .,  M  " 

Dexter,  Henry  Martyn,  April,  L849,  Manchester,  N.  II. 

I  tcxtcr,  Emclinc,  June,  M  11 

Demond,  ('harks,  July,  1850,  Park  St  Ch. 

Dinnin,  John  E.,  Oct  1851,  Leydcn  Ch. 

Dinnin,  Alice  V.,  11       "       11  " 

Dyer,  Simon  D.,  Mau  l:,  1852,  Chelsea, 

Eayrs,  Joseph  II.,  Sept.  1827,  Old  South  Ch. 

Eayrs,  Mary  C, 

Eastman,  Oman,    "      M     Thco.  Scm.  Andovcr. 
/  Edwards,  Thomas,  Oct.  1820,  1st  Pres.  Ch.  Boston.    June,  1837 
/  Edwards,  Amelia,  " 

/  Edwards,  Bcla  B.,  Dec.  1831,  Thco.  Sera,  Andovcr.    Sept.  1837. 

/  Ellison,  Mary  Jane,  March,  1832.    March,  1848. 

/  Edwards,  Jerusha  W.,  Jan.  18  1 3,  Conway.   April,  1  s : > 7 . 

Ellis,  Warren,  July,  1834,  Bowdoin  St  Ch. 

Ellis,  Sarah  P.,  "      "  Sharon. 
I  Edmunds,  Gardiner,  July,  1835,  Framingham.    April,  1848. 
J  Eayrs,  William  J.,  Doc,  1836.    July,  1848. 

Emerson,  Sirono,  June,  l  B  18. 
I  Eayrs,  Sarah  E.,     "      M     Juno,  1840. 

Emci ion,  Rob  rt,  Juno,  I s  10. 

Emerson,  Marj  Eliza,  July,  1845. 
/  Enyrs,  Kli/ah.  th  A.,  Nov.  1MI7,  1st  Kvan.  Ch.  Milton,   Apr.  1851 

Emerson,  J  >hn,  April,  1852,  Lunenburg,  Yt. 


/  Field,  Isaac,  July,  1828,  P«  U  rborough,  NT.  H.  Sept  Is  12. 
/  Puller,  Clarissa,  Oct  1828,  Fitchburg.    Feb.  Is  17. 


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Fawcett,  Lucinda,  Aug.  1831. 
/  Trust,  Lucy,  May,  1834,  Marlborough,  N.  II.    Jan.  1844. 
/  Frost,  Emeline,   u        Nov.  L844. 
/  Fairfield,  Sarah  T.,  May,  1 S  3  4 .    April,  is  is. 
d  Fox,  Mary  Aim,  July,  1834.     Any;.  18  40. 

Felt,  Jo»  ph  B.,  April,  1835,  Cong.  Ch.  Hamilton. 

Felt,  Abigail  A.,  »« 
/Fuller,  Seth,  July,  1835,  1st  Ch.  Dracut,    April,  1841. 
/  French,  Catharine,  July,  1835.    Nov.  L851. 

Fcsscnden,  Mary  E.,  March,  1837. 

Faulkner,  Charlotte,  March,  1838. 
d  Fuller,  Emelinc,  June,  1838.    1  <  ib.  L839. 

Fuller,  Moses,  Jr.,  M 
/  Flagg,  Lucy  A.,  Oct.  1838,  Dorchester.    Sept.  1840. 

Fuller,  Sarah,  March,  1839,  Lubcc,  Me. 

Field,  I  [arriette,  June,  1 839. 
/  Faulkm  r,  Jane  M.,  "      "    Oct  1841. 
/  French,  Charles  A.,  July,  1MJ,  lhaintree.    Nov.  ISIS. 
I  French,  ( lharles,        "       "     Nov.  1 B51. 
I  Fn  nch,  Jane  B.,        "      ,l     Dec.  1843. 
(  F    :.  Hiram  E.,        M      "     March,  1852. 

Furgerson,  Elizabeth  B.,  July,  1845. 

Farwcll,  Warren  F.,  Sept.  I  J45,  Cong.  Ch.  Fitchburg. 

Far  well,  Mary  Jane,  Jan.  184G. 

Farley,  1*.  II.,  Jan.  1850,  N.  Ipswich,  N.  Q. 

Furg(  reon,  Ltobcrt,  Maivh,  ls.'iO,  l'.liot  Ch.  Koxbury. 

Fui  ■■  ;  son,  J  alia  A  an,  " 

/(ianmull,  John,  Jr.,  Sept.  1827,  Park  Si.  Ch.    Nov.  1830. 
J  Green,  Mary,  M      M    Old  South  Ch.  Sept.  1832. 

/  Qill,  Dixon  I..,  "      41     Union  Ch.    Feb.  1837. 

/  (iill,  Eliza,  "      "  "  « 

/  Gutterson,  Amelia,  July,  1828,  "     June,  l  ^ .  i  3 . 

Qreen,  Thankful,      "      "    3d  Ch.  Salem, 
f  Gammcll,  Hannah  D.,  Jan.  1829,  "        "      Nov.  1830. 
/(.!  ivdon,  Elizabeth,  Dec.  1829,  Jan.  1830. 

(/  Gookin,  Sarah,  Jan.  Is  ;l,  Con-  (  h.  Ilaverliill,  N.  II.  IMF 
(  iray,  Maria,  Aug.  1831. 

/  Goddard,  Eliza  S.,  Aug.  L831.    Au  :.  IS  15. 
/  ( lore,  I'.li/a'u  th,  f>ii.  1  s:;j.    Aug,  1836. 
d  Gray,  Sarah,  May,  is  ;i.   Oct  18  I. 
/  Qlffbrd,  Augusta,  "    11      F<  b,  18  15. 
I  Green,  Mary,      M    "      Man  h,  18  l 
l  Guild,  Hannah,  July,  1835,  2d  Ch.  Don  heater.   March,  1843. 
I  Gale,  Samuel,  Oct  1830,  Phillips  c  h.  Nov.  l  su;. 


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/Orovcr,  Daniel,  Dec.  183G.    May,  1812. 
/  G  rover,  Ellen,  March,  l  v)7,    "  M 

/  (Jrover,  Sarah,   M  M 

/  Gates,  James  W.,  June,  Is 37,  Franklin  St.  Ch.  June,  Is  l  ;. 
i  <  rates,  Ruth  H.,    "       "  M  Sept  1845. 

d  Griggs,  Elizabeth  C,  March,  1838.    Dec.  1844. 

( i  arner,  Sarah,  June,  I s  3  9. 
</  Goddard,  EUeD  S.,  June,  L839,  Essex  St.  Ch.    Aug.  L846, 

/  GrCCn,  Orion,  April,  1840,  Leicester.     March,  Is  IS. 
d  Green,  Sarah,    "         "         "  July,  1841. 

{Green,  Prudence,  June,  1840,  Framinghain.  May,  1813. 
/  Green,  Samuel  I).,  June,  1810,  Phillips  Ch.  April,  IS42. 
/  Green,  Susan,         11      "  "  11  " 

J  Green,  William,  July,  1842.    May,  1843. 

(  j  n  en,  Eliza  I-.,  " 

Green,  Sai oh  El., 

( i recn,  ( Caroline  A., 

( i recn,  Nathan  ( i .,  " 
I  ( leer,  Alcxandi  r,       "       Feb.  1847. 

Gilman,  Samuel  EL,  Nov.  1842,  1st  Cong.  Ch.  Lowell. 

Gilman,  Abby  M.,      "  11 
/  Gibbs,  Mary  D.,  Nov.  1844,  Houston  St.  Ch.  N.  V.   Oct.  1815. 
J  Gage,  T.  K.,  Nov.  1847,  Concord,  N.  II.    March,  1830. 
I  ( lag  ,  Mary  S.  K.,  Xov.  l  S47,  " 

Green,  Eliza  El.,  Dee.  1847. 

( I  recn,  John  EL,  J>m.  1852. 

Gardner,  Charlotte,  March,  1852. 

I  Harmon,  John,  Sept.  1827,  Union  Ch.  Oct  1832. 
niancoek,  Dorcas,  Jan.  lv_".»,      »        Dee.  ls.iJ. 

llorr,  Tolly,  July,  1820,  Chester,  N .  EI. 
iHolman,  Mary  M.,  Aug.  1830,  N.  VVilbraham.    Dec.  1830. 

Hod  {kin,  Jane  M.,  Aug.  1831. 
{Howe,  George,  March,  1832.    Aug.  1838. 
d  Hunting,  Lucy,  June,  1832.    March,  1835. 
/  Elammet,  Mary,  April,  I  i  >3,  Alexandria,  I>.  C.   June,  1  s:i7. 

Hamilton,  Lydia,  May,  1834. 

Hancock,  Eliza, 

Horr,  Valeria,  July,  1834. 
f  Hawos,  Martha  A.,  April,  E835,  Esl  Cong.  Ch. Lowell.  May,  Im. 
I  Harrington,  Mary,  July,  1835,  i>t  Froe  Ch,  Lowell.  Sept  1843 
r  Hellesen,  Chorl<  i  C,  J  in.  i  13  i.    April,  is  I >. 
§  Hunt,  Joseph  T.,  April,  1830,  Edgartown.    March,  1848. 

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/  IIusc,  Joseph,  Juii.-,  1837,  I  Hd  South  Ch,   Dec  1839. 
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Ha  Qey,  Mary,      M      "     Essex  St  Ch. 
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/  Harris,  Mary  H.,  " 

Hobart,  Sarah  Ann,  June,  l S i<». 

1  [ogan,  I  [enry  T.,       11  " 

Howard,  Curtb  ('.,  July,  1 8 1 -. 

Hadlcy,  Carh  ton, 

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Hatch,  Roxana, 

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I  11. .rr,  Esther, 

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/  Jewctt,  Sarah,        M      "  11  "     June,  1842, 

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d  Johnson,  Maria,      M  "  "      May,  1841. 

</  Johnson,  George  L.  "  "  "      Sept.  1841. 

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{Johnson,  Joseph,  March!  1838,  Phillips  Ch.   Sept.  1840. 

/  Johnson,  Sal  >me, 

,l  Jackson,  Almodia,  June,  18  18,  Portland,  Me,    April,  1812. 
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/Kimball,  Eliphalet,  Sept.  1827,  Hanover  <'h.    Feb,  1851. 
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/  Knight,  Ruth, 

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/  Knox,  Mary  M.,      M     "      Feb.  1810. 

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Lord,  Mehitable  S.,  Aug.  1830,  44 
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/  Lynn,  Martha,  "  Nov. 

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I 


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Messenger,  Charles,  Sept.  l  s  j 7 ,  Old  South  Ch. 
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/  Mcin,  Mai  g  irt  t,  " 

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/  Mason,  Alma,  u 

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I  Massic,  Mary  G.,  Jum  .  1838.   Sept  1842. 

Mann,  Elisabeth,  !>•  > .  18  ft. 

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MoSCly,  Mary,  " 

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Perry,  Sally, 

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J  Prince,  Nathan,  Oct.  is;  J.   Jan.  lsii. 

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/ Phelps,  Rebecca,  May,  1834.    April,  1837. 
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/  Pike,  Elias,  "      M      March,  18  19. 

/  Pike,  Mary  E.,  June,  ls;i9.    Nov.  1850. 
</  Phelps,  William,  April,  1810,  lluntsburg,  Ohio.    July,  IS  10. 

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/  Phelps,  Mai  y  Jane,  "  14 

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/Reed,  Hodges,  Oct.  1828,  Hanover  Ch.    May,  1830. 

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9  Rogers,  Julia,  May,  1834.    Sept  1837. 

1 :     >rs,  Julia  Ann,     4  4  44 

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1  [[  hardson,  Rebecca  \V.,  "      11  M 

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I  Sparhawk,  Louisa  K.,  Jan.  1833,  Dart  College*  March, 

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0  Stevens,  Cordelia  M.,  "      M      Dec.  1830. 

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Smith,  Mary  B.,  Apni,  l $62,  Brooklyn,  N.  V. 


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/Tufts  Gardner,  Sept  I827a  Union  Ch*   Jan.  1843. 
/  Tufts,  M  argaret, 

Townc,  Lydia,     14  11 
I  Tappan,  Jeremiah  P.,  July,  1828,  Union  Ch.    Feb.  1833. 
/  Tappan,  Lydia  I '»., 

d  Tirril),  Isaac,  Oct.  1828,  Abington.    Aug  1849. 
fTildcn,  Joaiah,  July,  1829,  Somcrgworth,  N.  II.    June,  1837. 
/  Tilden,  Charlotte,  " 

Thrasher,  Mary,  Aug.  1S31. 
d  Townc,  Solomon,  Dec.  1832. 

Thaxter,  Margaret,  April,  is:;  {,  Union  Ch. 
(Trowbridge,  Martha,  Jan.  1834,  New  ton.    Nov.  1838. 
/Trowbridge,  L-mi-a  II.,  "      14  44  Dec.  1847. 

/Tucker,  Lucy  M .,  May,  L834.    Feb.  1810. 

Tirrcll,  Mary,  April,  is 35. 
/  Tucker,  Thomas,  Dec.  1837,  Newton.    Sept  Is  17. 
I  Tucker,  Nancy  K.,  "       14    Uaptist  Ch.  Newton.    Sept  1847. 
/  Thompson,  Thorn  is  D.,  Dec.  1837.    Nov.  1840. 
I  Tinkham,  Abigail,  Sept  1837,  Old  South  Ch.    June,  1840. 
/  Trowbridge,  John,  Dec.  1838,  Newton.    Aug.  1839. 
{Trowbridge,  Anna  \V.  "    M    Nov.  18*>0. 

Tliaxtcr,  Mary  A.,  June,  1839,  Old  South  Ch, 
I  Tilt,  Angelinc  M.,     "       M     May,  1818. 

Taylor,  Owen,  April,  1810. 

Thaxter,  Mai  y,  June,  1 8  i»>. 

Tolman,  Kaehcl,  July,  1812. 

Taylor,  Sophia, 
$  Tucker,  Delia,  Nov.  1842.    April,  1845. 
I  Tucker,  Thomna,  Jr.,  Nov.  1842,    Sopt  i  s  17. 

Tyler,  Sarah,  1  lee,  1842. 

Tennoy,  Mar)  P.,  July,  1843. 
</  Tappan,  William  H.,  Nov.  1844,  Cambridgoport    June,  1849. 
{ Tappan,  Amelia,        M      "  "  Feb,  W51. 

Tolman,  Samuel,  May,  1846,  Stoughton. 

Tolman,  Elizabeth,  " 

Thompson,  Susannah,  Dee,  isi7,  <  > 1 1  South  Ch, 
Thompson,  Poll) ,  <  >,  t.  1861. 
TirriU,  Mary,  " 

/  Vose,  Mary,  <  I  L  1832.    Fob,  1830. 

Voso,  Samuel  D.,  May,  1834,  Union  Ch. 

Vote,  Abigail, 
i  Vose,  J<»im,  "      4  4        4  4         ?i  l).  1 8 17. 

/  \'.>m-,  Hannah,  44 

/  Yo»e,  Surali,  April,  1835.    Oct  1839. 


36 


/  Vo>e,  John,  Jr.,  April,  1836.    Jan.  1846. 

/  Vo&e,  Hannah,      M        "       StOUghton.    Jan.  1MG. 

/  Vote,  Samuel  D.,  Jr.,  June,  is io.    May,  im7. 
d  Vo&e,  Elizabeth  B.,  July,  1842.    Sept  1M7. 

Veazie,  John  W.,      "  Bangor,  Me. 

Veazic,  Mai ia  li.,      "     "        11  44 

V(  se,  Lyman  T.,  Nov.  1 3 1  - . 

d  William.,  Willard,  Sept  1827,  Old  South  Ch,  May,  1834. 
d  Williams,  Betsey  0.,  11     "  "  May,  L835. 

</  Waterman,  Josiah,     u     u     Union  C'h. 

I  Waterman,  Hannah,  "     "  11         June,  1832. 

J  Withington,  Nathaniel  W.,  S  pt  1827,  Union  Ch.    Jan.  1832. 

I  Whiting,  Marcus,  11      44     Park  St.  Ch.    Dec.  1828. 

/  Whiting,  Eunice  N.,  "       "  "  11  M 

/  Wood,  Marti. a  M.,  July,  1828,  Old  Smith  Ch.    Aug.  1833. 

/  Willson,  Harvey,  July,  IS'JO,  Philadelphia.    Oct  1836. 

/Whitney,  Silence,  Oil.  1829,  1st  Pres.  Ch.  Boston.    Jan.  1837. 

/  Waterman,  Melzar,  "     "     Halifax,  Me.    Sept  1834. 

/  Whittemore,  Maria,  Dec.  1829.    Feb.  1836. 

/  Willard,  Julius  A.,  Feb.  1831,  1st  Ch.  Newton.    Nov.  1831. 

/  Willard,  Almira  C,  

/  Waterman,  Susan,  Dec.  1831.    Sept  1834. 

/  Williams,  H<  nry  W.,  March,  1S32.    S<  1 1.  1836. 
Willi*,  Uebecca, 

/  Whiting,  Man  us,  May,  1833,  Phillipa  Ch.    April,  1836. 

/  Whiting,  Euuice  NM  "  " 

/  Whitney,  Ham.  t,  ( h  t.  U  33,  Southbridge,  Jan.  lsi.r>. 
(I  Whipple,  James  K  ,  "     "      June,  I860. 
d  Winship,  Alice,     May;  1834,  llullis  St  Ch.    Nov.  1816. 
Winship,  Eveline  A.  11 

/  Waterman,  Mary  J..  July,  1834.    Sept  1834. 

/  White,  Kli/abith  (..,  April,  lvVi.     April,  1M1. 

Whe<  ler,  Jo<  1,  July,  1835,  ( Hd  South  Ch. 
/  Wilkin-,  ( flara  U  ,  Jan.  18  16,  Salem.   (  U  t  1846. 
/  Wilkin-,  Samuel  ( '.,  11 

/  Wilson,  Mary  Ann,  Jan.  1836,  Dnu  ut    May,  1840. 

/  Willcutt,  John,  Oct  1836,  Groton.    March,  1848. 

/  Werner,  Caleb  Henry,  Dec.  is 37,  3d  Ch.  Salem.    March,  1849. 

I  Wilder,  Nancy  L,  March,  1838,  BowdoinSt  Ch.    Sept  1841. 

I  Whitney,  Adeline,  Oct  1838.    Nov.  1840. 

Wrigl  t,  Jo*  ph  W.,  1>  c,  18  Millbury. 

Wright,  Adeline  B.,  M 
/  Wrightington,  Ruth,  March,  1839,  Fall  River.   Juno,  1810. 

/  Wri-htm-t<.n,  l.y.li.i, 


37 


Wilxnarth,  Mary,  Sept.  1830,  Pawtu  feet,  K.  L 
/  Whittemore,  Amos,  Dec-.  1840,  Woburn.    Dec.  1842. 
/  Whittemore,  Almira,  11       44  4  4  4  4  M 

Whitney!  Leonard,  June,  1840. 

Whitney,  Abigail  B.,  11 
I  Wilder,  Thomas,  Oct  1841,  Cong.  Ch.  Ware.    May,  1849. 
I  Wilder,  M;ny,       -     -  4  4        4  4  44  " 

/  Willeutt,  Kmclinc  I).,  July,  1M2,  Northampton.    March,  1818. 

Willett,  William,  4'4  44 

Willctt,  Elizabeth  T.,     41     11    Old  South  Ch. 

Wheeler,  Martha  M.,      44  " 
/  Wilson,  Maria  A.,  44      44     April,  1845. 

/  Wilson,  Harriet  B.,        M     44        M  44 

/Wilder,  Mary  \\\,  Nov.  Oct.  Iv3i>. 

/  Wilder,  Uchecca  K.,  4  4      4  4  44  44 

Willis,  Susan,  4  4        4  1 

Wyman,  Susannah,  March,  1843. 
I  Willson,  Harriet,         44      11      April,  1846. 
/  Willson,  John,  July,  1843.    Oct  1845. 

I  Wingate,  William  A.,  Jan.  1MI,  Ban-or,  Mo.    April,  1  So 2. 

/  Wingate,  Eliza  W.,      4  4      4  4      4  4         4  4      "  44 

l  Warner,  Kli/.ahcth  1J.,  March,  1  S4  J,  Mt.  Vernon  Ch.  March,  1849. 

/  Wyman,  Abel,  June,  1844,  Philadelphia.   Jan.  1846. 
/  Wyman,  Elizabeth  L.,  June,  1844,   44  44  44 

/  Woodward,  Mary  A.,  Jan.  lsiij.    July,  1848. 
Whitmore,  Joseph  H.,  May,  L846,  W.  Killingly,  Conn. 

I  Warner,  Je^se  R.,  Jan.  IS17,  1st  free  Ch,  Boston.     Mareh,  1852. 
/  Warm  r,  Jan-'  B.,     4  4     4  4       March,  1 352. 
I  White,  Orlando  EL,  July,  1847,  Topeham,  Me.   Nov.  1851. 
Weason,  William  M.,  Jan.  1849,  Bases  St  Ch. 

We  -  »n,  Mary,  "      4  4  4  4 

Woodward,  Mary  A.,  Nov.  IS  I'.),  Suffolk  St.  Ch. 
Woodward,  J.  A.,  Jan.  1  S.30,  \\  >tlicld. 

WHson,  Abigail  8.,  M     "     Phillipa  ( Ih. 

Whitmore,  Sally  J.,  May,  lS.'.o,  Mt.  \'i  nmn  Ch. 

Willmarth,  Frances,  Jan.  L851. 

Whitcomh,  V.  V.  ,  March,  ls.VJ,  Mi:.   >n,  Mo. 

Whitcomb,  Lydia  Ann,  M  44 

Wilder,  Caroline,  April,  is62,  Pilgrim  Ch. 


1 


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P  I  N  E   S  T  R  E  E  T  CHI)  R  C  H  , 

ARRANGED  ACCOHDINa  TO  Tin.  DATS  01  ADMISSION, 
To  May  1,  1  8  5  2. 


C„  .  /  7  100*7 

oi  pu  mbi  r,   I   J  / . 

Lamson,  Anna 

trim  v, .  1 1    i.' i ;.  i ... i  . 

Kimball,  Cjiipnaict 

Ii'l!l|M)!l.   .  \  1 1 1  _f ;  1 1 1 

^  1        •     .       1  >  t 

Mcston,  1  eter 

Whiting,  Marcus 

Morrill,  Joseph 

Barrett,  Natlian 

Kimball,  Lydia 

oumstead,  Josian  l  . 

XT       <             11  11.. 

Kobinson,  J  i  »nn,  J  r. 

(  lap,  James 

/ '        ii    ii  i 
( rammell,  John,  J  r. 

(  leveland,  \  nai  les 

Whiting,  Eunice  V 

\\  illiams,  \\  il lard 

oumstead,  1  »ucy  I  ). 

ISird,  K  odci t  i .. 

Kelton,  ( Catherine  9. 

Bayrs,  Jos<  pli  1 1. 

Kand,  Asa 

Bo rry,  Charli    1 '. 

Kand,  Mar\  (  . 

Messinger,  Chai  lea 

Eastman,  ( h  nan 

01  a p,  Eli  s&a 

Cleveland,  Mehitable 

[Rev.  T.  II.  Skinner 

Williams,  Betsey  ( >. 

Htalle-il  April  Id.  1828. 

Bird,  Lucy 

Eay  rs,  M  ary  ( !. 

Jtify,  1828. 

Green,  M  i  • 

Tappan,  Jeremiah  P. 

1  [arroon,  J<»lm 

Pield,  Isaac 

Bradsha  \\ ,  A  ndn  w 

Tappan,  Lydia  B. 

Tufts,  ( Sardner 

( lutterson,  Amelia 

Waterman,  Josiah 

Bpencer,  Almira 

Hosworth,  1 1  nam 

( i  roen,  Thankful 

Gill,  Dixon  L 

1  { r \  a i it ,  Alice 

Lamson,  Thomas 

Wood,  Manlia  M. 

HriLrLr^,  < Jornelius 

Morrill,  Israel 

Withington,  Nathaniel  W. 

Waterman,  I  lann  i!i 

[Rev.  '1'.  II.   SKm nor  ( 

Bradshaw,  I  lannah 

missed  Aug.  27,  1828 

Toils,  Margaret 

Gill,  Eliza 

Ortnhrr,  1  NjS. 

Towne,  Lydia 

( 'arprntcr,  *  >r<  n 

39 


Carpenter,  Abby 

Perry,  Susan 
Burdakin,  Martha 
Morrison,  Eliza  Jane 
Reed,  [lodges 
Reed,  ( flanssa 
Fuller,  Clarissa 
Tirrill,  Isaac 

January  i  1829. 
Sawyer,  J  udith 
( lammell,  1  [annah  I). 
1  [ancock,  1  Dorcas 
Myrick,  Charles 
Perkins,  Benjamin 
Perkins,  J  ane  L, 
Porter,  Betsey 

March,  1829. 
Brown,  John,  D.  D. 

[Rev.  John  Brown  installed 

March  4,  1820.] 

April,  1829. 
Bent,  [Ioratio  Nelson 

June i  1829. 
Living,  Elizabeth 

July,  L829. 
Pike,  Rebecca 

Poor,  Martha 

Tilden,  Josiah 
Tilden,  Charlotte 
Manning,  Ann 
II. .it,  Polly 
Willson,  Harvey 

October,  L829. 
Mein,  Robert 
Mein,  Marg  irel 
Caswell,  Elizabeth 
Starkweather,  M  try  G. 
Ed  m  arda,  Thomas 
Edwards,  Amelia 
Phillips,  Margaret 
Perry,  Sally 
Terry,  Sarah  A. 


Whitney  Silence 
Waterman,  Melzar 
Brown,  Sara  i  M . 
Stratton,  Julia  Ann 

December,  1829. 
Clark,  Roxana 
Batchelder,  Sarah 
( i  raydon,  Elizabeth 
Whittemore,  Maria 

April,  1830. 
Perkins,  I  Earriet 
Avery,  Sybel 
Avery,  Nancy 
Avery,  Prances 
A  \  •  ry,  A  man  da 
A  very,  Sophia 

July,  1830. 
Knight,  Franklin 
Knight,  Ruth 
D  avis,  Elizabeth  L. 
Sherburne,  1  [arriet  0. 

August,  1830. 
I  iord,  Joanna 
Lord,  Mehitable  S. 
B  iit)  ,  ( Jaroline  M. 
K nox,  Marv  P. 
Holman,  Mary  M. 

December,  1830. 
Bush,  Benjamin  VV. 
Clark,  Charlotte 
Parker,  Elizabeth  J. 

January,  L831. 
Gookin,  Sarah 

K«  v.  .1.  limwn  ilisniisseti 
Feb,  hi,  L83L] 

/ '  bruary,  1  "".'51 . 
Willard,  Julius  A. 
VVillard,  Almira  ('. 

M    \  1831. 
Pope,  Abby 


-10 


Crawford,  fra 
Noyes,  Charles  E. 

April,  1831. 
Stimson,  John 
Stimson,  Rebecca  K. 
Day,  Asa 
Day,  Sally 

May,  1831. 
Stimson,  Martha  T. 

J  ',,  1831. 
Messenger,  I  Imily  S. 
Day,  Sarah  S. 

August,  1831. 
Moore,  Ann 
Drew,  ( lharles 
Clark,  Mary 
Brown,  Allen 
Brow  n,  1  [anuah 
Brow  n,  Ann 
Preston,  Louisa 

( i  ray,  Maria 

Thrasher,  Mary 
Hodgkin,  Jane  M. 
Liberveau.  Lydia 
Goddard,  Eliza  S. 
Staniels,  Liazen 
Cullen,  Maria  S. 
Sawin,  Mary 
K  imball,  .1  amea  W. 
Fawcett,  Lucinda 
K now  Lton,  Rebecca  W. 
Pratt,  Abigail  C, 
Reed,  Susan 
Sawyer,  Judith  EL 
Mood) ,  Nancy 
Bowditch,  Elizabeth 

LyOIl,  Maitha 

SepUmbert  1831, 
Copeland,  Elizabeth 

( 'arh  ton,  William 

( larleton,  I  »ydia 
Abbott,  Zebadiah 
Puffer,  Mary  C. 


Kollock,  Jeremiah 
Bailey,  William 

Phelps,  William,  Jr. 

D       •  •",  1831. 
Edwards,  Bela  B. 
Pierce,  Lucy  J. 
Pierce,  Hannah  P. 
Knox,  Eliz  I  Ann 
K  nox,  Mary  A  nn 
Phelps,  Susannah 
Rogers,  Louisa 
Waterman,  Susan 

March,  1832. 
Howe,  George 
Williams  I  lenry  W. 
Ell i8on,  M  iry  Jam; 
Willis,  Rebecca 

BrOWn,  Nathan 

Staniels,  Ann 

( larleton,  Ebenezer 

June,  L832. 
Kimball,  James 
Kimball,  Emily 
1 1  nut  uiLr,  I  lUcy 
R  ichards,  Sarah 

[Rev.  A.  A.  Phelps  installc 
Sept  13,  1832. 

September,  1832. 
Phelps,  Amos  A. 

October,  1832. 
( Sore,  Eliz  ibeth 
( Irockett,  M  iry  Jane 
Brown,  Maria 
Johnson,  Mai v  I'. 
Vose,  Mary 
Prince,  Nathan 

1 1        tr,  181 1 2. 
Towne,  s.  ilomon 

January,  1833. 
Mason,  Timothy  B, 


11 


Mason,  Alma 
Mann,  Margaret  T. 
Burgess,  Sophia 
Sparhawk,  Louisa  K. 
Edwards,  Jerusha  W. 
Lancaster,  Joseph 
Rowe,  .M  :  ry 
Kimball,  Sarah  IT. 

April,  L83& 
Hammet,  Mary 
Thaxtcr,  M  argaret 

May,  1833. 
Whiting,  Marcus 
Whiting,  Eunice  N. 

My,  1833. 
Puffer,  Susannah 
Maynard,  Jesse 
Maynard,  Betsey 
Smith,  M  iria  P. 

October,  L833, 
Phelps,  Charlotte 
Whitney,  Harriet 
Messenger,  I  [arriel  J*. 
Peabody,  Elizabeth 
Peabody,  Hannah  N. 
Whipple,  James  K. 
Sa  w  yer,  ( Charlotte 

Jan nary,  L834. 
Brevt  er,  Lydia 
Trovi  bridge,  I  ouisa  1 L 

Timw  hrnl^f,  Martha 

Carleton,  I  [annah 

Bn>w  n,  I  .rinucl  I .. 
Princo,  I  [ann  ih  S.  H. 
Loveday,  Etobeil 
Loveday,  Elizabeth 

[R.-v.  A.  A.  I'hrljis  (li^inis.-' -d 
M  irch  26,  L834. 

May,  L 834. 

Vose,  Samiml  I  >. 

Vose,  Abigail 

4 


Vose,  John 
Vose,  I  [annah 
Joy,  Jared  A. 
Joy,  Emily 
Frost,  Lucy 
Winship,  Alice 
1 i       r,  Horace  B. 
Bradshaw,  Martha 
Winship,  Eveline  A. 
I  [amilton,  1  *ydia 
Gray,  Sarah 
( lushing,  S  nnuel 
Cushing,  Susan 
Lamson,  T.  L.  1'. 
1  rancock,  Kli/.a 
Frost,  Emeline 
Smart,  Mary  Ann 
<  iifford,  Augusta 
Rogers,  .1  uha 
Rogers,  Julia  Ann 
Rogers,  Charlotte  C. 
Rogers,  Elizabeth  11. 
Livennorc,  Mary 
'J'lu-kiT,  lawv  Maria 
Phelps,  Rebecca 
Pidgin,  Harriet  1 I. 
Pike,  M  n  y  T. 
Sawyer,  <  Caroline  S. 
1  tauison,  A  una  ( i. 
( i  reen,  M  i  ry  ( '. 
Pierce,  Mary 
Fairfield,  Sarah  T. 
R  ice,  Nancy 
Barker,  Sarah  Ann 
B      i,  Mary  H. 

K  mil)  ill,  I  /.  (1  ia 

[de,  Edwin 
Rand,  William 
B  icon,  A  mi 
Ma>. m,  Lucy  Ann 
Stevens,  ( !<  irdelio  M. 
Parker,  Eliza  Ann 

./    .  1834, 
Ellis,  Warren 
Ellis,  Sarah  P, 

1 .< ird,  Joanna 
Scarles,  Jam-  s  M. 


42 


Searles,  Almedia  EL 
1  [orr,  \ i ia 
Waterni  in,  Mary  Jane 
Pox,  Alary  Ann 

October,  1834. 
Rutherford,  Ruth  I  J. 
Sparhawk,  Mary 
Roathe,  Betsey 

[K«'v.  A.  Hui.-s  install. -.1  IK- 
cember  10,  L834.] 

/  h  t(  mb(  r,  1834. 
Boies,  A  rtemas 

Jlprxl,  1835. 
Purdy,  1  /ouisa  ( i. 
1 lav.  i  s,  Martha  Ann 
Nevens,  R  apha  1 1. 
Ncvens,  ( Catharine  B. 
Staniels,  Maria 
Boies,  Susan  I 
Jewett,  Eliphalet 
Jewett,  Sarah 
Pelt,  Joseph  B. 
Pelt,  Abigail  A. 
Pearson,  oewcll 

Vose,  S  i rah 

Rich,  Elizabeth  A. 
Spear,  Abigail 
Nickerson,  M  iry 
1  h  .  u ,  ( latharine  B. 
Tirr.  il,  Mary 
White,  Elizabeth  G. 

Ju',/.  1835. 
Edmands,  I  iardiner 

(iuiltl,  I  lannah 

Cuminings,  Hannah 
Puller,  Seth 
Wheeler,  Joel 

Harrington,  Marv 

Peabody,  William  H. 
Prench,  ( 'atharine 
»Sw  eet,  N  ancy 

October,  |Kr>. 
Johnson,  llufua 


Johnson,  .Maria 
Johnson,  George  L. 
Latnson,  Sally 
Mann,  Margaret 

January, 
Cross,  B  najah 
( Jross,  Emily  N. 
Wilkins,  Clara  B. 
Paul,  S  urah  S. 
Willson,  Mary  Ann 
Hellcsen,  Charles  C. 
Wilkins,  Samuel  C. 

Dwight,  William  W. 

Adlington,  Eliza 

April,  1836. 
Vbse,  John,  Jr. 
V  >se,  1 1  an  naii 
Hunt,  Joseph  T. 
Lovejoy,  Mary 

July,  1836. 
Cowdin,  Abby 
Tool,  Martha 
Lamotid,  Ellen 
Spear,  1  lannah  B, 
Leonard,  Elizabeth  W. 
1  [unt,  Almira 

October,  183C 
Mirick,  Elizabeth 
Rugg,  Rachel 
WiTlcutt,  John 

Johnson,  1  lannah 

Johnson,  Jam- 
il »yden,  s  imuel 
ft  >j  den,  Roxana 
Gale,  Samuel 

lUrrmbrr, 

Tucker,  Thomas 
Tucker,  Nancy  K. 
( lurtis,  M  os<  i 
Warner.  Caleb  I  f. 
Patch,  I  lharlotte  A. 
Brigham,  Ruth 
Mirick,  Benjamin  L. 


43 


( in iver,  Daniel 
Eayrs,  William  J. 
Blake,  Sophrona 
Thorn ps<  m,  Thomas  1 ). 

March,  1837, 
Batchelder,  Sarah 
Keith,  [loyal 
Keith,  Keziah 
Broaders,  Rebecca 

Allen,  '/••iias 
Allen,  Caroline 
Fes8(  nden,  Mary  E. 
Grover,  Ellen 
Grover,  Sarah 

June,  1  8!  17 . 
G  tes,  James  W. 
Gates,  Ruth  H. 
I  [anna,  ( lharlotte 
Prenl iss,  Sarah  R. 
Jewett,  Jane  r. 
I  [use,  Joseph 
I  In--,  M b rv  K. 
Mc  1  Donald,  Margaret 
( !hase,  ( Catharine 

September,  lH.'i?. 

I  [astings,  Stewart 
]  [astings,  1  [annah 
Badger,  W.-.lt.  r 
Badger,  Blmira 

I I  nncock,  Emeline  P. 
Andrews,  Ferdinand 

A ndrews,  Kli/.abet li 
Ktimson,  Reberea  K. 

Tinkhain,  Abigail 

/ h  a  m /■,  I  Bl  17. 
Doane,  Betsey  H. 

Trowbl  idge,  Anna  \V. 
Trowbridge,  John 
Brow  n,  I  Daniel  J. 

March,  1838. 
Johnson,  Joseph 
Johnson,  Salome 
Mellow,  Mary  Ann 


Carpenter,  Ann 
Robinson,  Nancy 
Wilder,  Nancy  l  i. 
Briggs,  Thomas  Vbse 
Knox,  1  [arriel  P. 
( i  riggs,  Elizabeth  C. 
FaulEner,  ( Jharlotte 
Day,  Albert 

June,  1838. 
Haley,  Sarah  S. 
Jackson,  Almedia 
Hadley,  Mary 
( iarner,  Sarah 
P<  >mr<  >y,  1 1  annah 
Emerson,  Sirene 
I  taniels,  So  rah 
I'leree,  Martha 
Eayrs,  Sarah  E. 
Stimson,  Sarah  L. 
Dow,  Mary  M. 
Fuller,  Eineline 
Pike,  Elias 
Fuller,  Muses,  Jr. 

October,  1838. 
Fla^g,  Lucy  A. 
\\  lii!  n.  y,  A <  1  <  line 

A  i  n<  ild,  1  [arriet 
K  inib  ill,  ( latharine 
I'..  nt,  M  i r \ 
Massie,  Mary  <i. 

Ihn  ml,r,  I-:!-. 

Brown,  1  [arriel 
Stick n< ) ,  Samuel  W. 
Stickney,  Mary  H. 

1  [arris,  Samuel 
Hail  is,  Man  II. 

Wright,  Joseph  W. 
Wright,  Adeline  B, 
Bourne,  Abigail  W. 
Bourne,  Ann  M ai ia 

S  |  \\  y<  r,  Mary 

Mann,  Blii  ibeth 
Broad,  Sanford  S. 


14 


M  ch,  1839. 
Wrightington,  Etuth 
Wrightington,  Lydia 
Puller,  Sarah 
Clarke,  Abigail 
Chaffee,  William  (J. 
Randall,  Thaddeua 

Jum ,  1 81 1! '. 
Thaxter,  Mary  Ann 
Goddard,  Ellen  S. 
Tilt,  Aiijrdiiuj  M. 
Dowell,  Ann 
Atln  rton,  ( 'aroline  V. 
Field,  1  larrictte  P. 
Pike,  Mary  E. 
Faulkner,  Jane  M. 

September,  1839. 
Adams,  Albert  S. 
Wilmaii  h,  Ma  ry 

December,  1839. 
Braman,  Amy  VV. 
Bent,  Eliza 
Wliittcuiorc,  Amos 
Wbittcniore,  Aluiira 

Jrr!l,  1840. 
( i  reen,  ( >ri<  >n 
( i  reen,  Saruli 
Kent,  Jam(  D. 
IMicl j»s,  William 

Phelps,  Rebecca 
Baker,  M  iry 
Brou  o,  Tryphenia  A. 
Taylor,  ( >wen 

./    c,  1840. 
Green,  Prudence 
( i  reen,  S  imuel  D. 
( Sreen,  Susan 
Allan,  ( icorge  W. 
Ripley,  Eusebia 

PoUrr,  M  i ry  Ann 

Johnson,  8  rah 
I  [obart,  8  urah  Ann 
Thaxter,  Mary 


Allan.  .Mary  Ann 
Whitney,  I  4  onard 
Whitney,  Abigail  E* 
I  logan,  1  [enry  T» 
Leonard,  Rebecca 
Emerson,  Robert 
Si  h\  ey,  I  -  iac  P. 
Lamson,  Nathan  P. 
Vose,  S  unuel  1  Jr. 
Day,  Robert  L 

[Rev.  A.  Boies  dismissed 
Oct  9,  1840.] 

Jan  utfn/,  1 8  11 . 
Crosby,  Nathan 
Crosby,  Rebecca 

October,  1841. 
Clarke,  Joseph  S, 
Clarke,  Harriet  B. 
Wilder,  Thomas 
Wilder,  Mary 

January,  1842. 
Kent,  I  aiu  i> 
Kent,  Rachel  ( \ 

[Rev.  A.  Phelps  ordained 
M  rch  31,  1842.] 

Jlprily  L842. 
Phelps,  Austin 

July,  1842. 
Willcutt,  Bmeline  1>. 
Will. -it,  Elizabeth  T. 
( 'lapp,  John  C. 
( JIapp,  1  iiicy  Ann 
Veazie,  John  W. 
Veazie,  Maria  B. 
Bartlett,  Martha 
Nottage,  William  T. 
French,  ( lhaj l<  a  A. 
Johns<  »n.  Joseph 
Johnson,  Salome 
Kimball,  Lucy 
Putnam,  Tryphenia 


45 


Bears,  Nancy  F, 
Scars,  Elvira  F. 
Brow  n,  William 
Brow  n,  Sarah 
Bramhall,  ( lornelius 
Brainhal),  Ann  R. 
( i  reen,  William 
( i  reen,  Eliza  L. 
Green,  Sarah  B, 
( i  reen,  ( Caroline  A. 
I  loward,  Curtis  C. 
Mack,  George 
Bosworth,  William 
D  3worth,  Diana 
F       .1 1  iram 
Putnam,  Salmon 
Will,  tt,  William 
1  )ow  ,  ( leorge  S,  ( !, 
French,  ( 'harlos 
French,  Jane  B. 
J  [adley,  ( Jarlton 
Green,  Nathan  ( i. 
( i  rcer,  Alexander 
Smith,  Joel  II. 
Smith,  ( Seorge  P. 
Smith,  William  F. 
Boydcn,  Merrill  N. 
Johnson,  Joseph  B. 
Allen,  Charles  II. 
Congdon,  Ellen 
Tolman,  Rachel 
Nottage,  Lavina 
Adams,  Ann 
Taylor,  Sophia 
Pike,  Caroline  M. 
I  tickerman,  Rebecca 
Wheeler,  M  nth .  M. 
Livermore,  Abigail  II. 
Vose,  Elizabeth  B. 
Wilson,  Maria  A. 
Wilson,  Harriet  B, 

.  \  ,  1 8 12, 

Oilman,  S 1 1 ■  i « i « •  1  II. 
(tilrnnn,  Ahhv  M. 
Tucker,  Delia 
I  [arden,  Roxana 
1  latch,  Roxana 


W    ■    .  M    .  W. 
Wilder,  Rebecca  K. 
Willis,  Susan 

Bancroft,  Samuel  A. 

Tucker,  Th<  >mas,  J  r. 
Allen,  George  Henry 
\  use,  Lyinun  T. 

I )>  >  >  mbi  r,  1  VI. 

Lamson,  Samuel 
Barton,  Lat  ina 
Robinson,  Edward  B. 

Tyler,  Sarah 

March,  1843. 
Bartlett,  Amos  ( r. 

Clark,  Catharine  M. 

Leeds,  Abigail 
Wills. .n,  Harriet 
I  Douglass,  Sarah 
Wyman,  Susannah 

May,  1843, 
( Osgood,  Josiah 
Stone,  Bcnj  unin  F. 
Stone,  Lucy  W. 
Paul,  Jotin 

July,  1843. 
Willson,  John 
Tenney,  Mary  P. 

Xovrmhrr,  IH-H. 

Stevens,  Kilby  K. 
Stevens,  Rachel 
Phelps,  Alvah 
Phelps,  Mary  Jane 

Jan  uary,  184  1. 
Brownell,  Asa  ( '. 
Bi  >wnell,  Can  line  S, 
B  isford,  Tryphenia 
Wingate,  William  A, 
Wingate,  Eliza  W. 
Moore,  Almiro  ( !. 
Hall,  Mary  W. 
Baldwin,  Elisor 
Bald vi  in,  I  mcinda 


46 


March,  18  H. 
Warner,  Elizabeth 

Crocker,  Ann  Maris 

Hutchinson,  Jennette 

July,  1844. 
Wyman,  Abel 
Wyman,  Elizabeth  L. 
Brown,  Ebenezer  I 

jVbw  mbi  r,  L844. 
Gibbs,  M  iry  I). 
I  lorr,  Joseph 
I  [orr,  Esther 
Bigelow,  Warren 
Perkins  Pr  tncia  A. 
Perkins,  Abby  B. 
Perkins,  Eliza  1'. 
Tappan,  William  B. 
Tappan,  Amelia 
C  David 

January,  1 8  1 5. 
Nye,  William  EL 
Mills,  II  hid  .Ii  A. 
Horn  * r,  Walter  W. 
Manning,  Ann 

F<  bruary,  I E 1"). 
Robie,  ( ';.  rus 
King,  Augustus 
King,  s  ir.ih  EL 

July,  1845. 
Church,  Daniel 
I >ay,  M  ury  A im 
R  ichardson,  Alfred 
R  ich  irdson,  Rebecca  W. 

Richardson,  Mary  Ann 
R  ichanUoii,  (  Jimi        I  .. 
R  irhurdson,  ( 'h.irl«*s  II. 
Perry,  Sophronia 
Furgeraon,  Elizabeth  B. 

Fmerson,  Mary  Fli/.a 

September,  1845, 

Loomis,  Jacob 


Loomis,  Cynthia  C. 
Martins,  John 

Marlins,  Anna 

Farwell,  Warren  F. 

October  1845. 
Dickinson,  ( Jharlee  1 1. 
Dickinson,  lantha  M. 
Randall,  Giles 

Randall,  Abigail  L. 

Jan uary,  1  l< ». 
Nye,  Sarah  H. 
( Jhenery,  Sarah 
Clark,  Hiram 
W(  i  >dw  ard,  .Mary  M. 
Farwell,  Mary  June 

/ ■'  bruary,  1846. 
Littlefield,  James 
Littlefield,  Mary 

Sanborn,  Margaret  Ann 

A/  <  /.  1846. 

Shumway,  Benjamin  S. 

Whitinore,  Joseph  R. 
Phelps,  Henry  M. 
Phelps,  Elizabeth 
Tolman,  Samuel 
Tolman,  Elizabeth 
Pelham,  I  [annah  C. 
Blodgett,  Mary  F. 

July,  1846. 
Blackman,  I  lomer 
Putney,  I  Ienriotta 

October,  1846. 
Sanford,  Philo 
San  ford,  Martha 
Hamlin,  Panny 

J      ary,  18  17. 
Bray,  Charles  P. 
Bray,  Eliza  W. 
Strong,  I  reorge  ( >. 
Strong,  Sophia 
Warner,  Jesse  R. 


•1? 


Warner,  Jane  I). 

March,  1-17. 
I  feeds,  M  i  j  A . 

AmU%  1847. 
Senter,  Pamelia  < ). 

/ti/y,  1847. 
White,  Orlando  II. 
Batterman,  .1  ohn 
Batterman  Paulina 
Smith,  Charles  S. 
Bird,  Joshua  P. 

JVbtH  m&er,  1 8  17. 
Gage,  Tenney  K. 
Gage,  M  iry  S.  K. 
Parsons,  Samuel  (J. 
Eayrs,  Elizabeth  A. 

I )<  a  mbi  r,  1847. 
Thompson,  Susannah 
Green,  Eliza  B. 

May,  1848. 
Lamson,  Nathan  P. 
Chirk,  S  trail  B. 
Bancroft,  Ellen  E. 

[Rev.  A.  Phelps  dismissed 
May  11,  L84&] 

September,  1848. 
R  iley,  Sarah  Ann 

J  nn  tmry,  1849. 
Bourne,  Abraham  J. 

Bourne,  Klr/alx-th  I T. 
Brigham,  M.  B. 
W  i     >n,  William  U , 
Wesson,  Mary 

[Rev.  1 1 .  M.  Dexter  installed 
April  18,  1841).] 

.Aprtf,  1849. 
Dexter,  I  lenr)  Martyn 


./    e,  1849, 
Millikon,  Z.  T. 
Milliken,  Ann  R. 
1  )<  xter,  Emcline 

August,  1849. 
Chandler,  Alpheus 
Merrill,  John 
Strong,  Edwin 

November,  1849, 
St  rong,  ( 'at  hu  r,  ne  T. 
Woudwan],  Mary  Ann 

January,  1650. 
Woodw  ard,  J.  A. 
Fa  i  ley,  Pamelia  1 1. 
Wilson,  Abigail  S. 
Read,  Eliza  T. 
Allen,  Caroline  F, 

March,  1850, 

Rowe,  Sarah 

I  lapgood,  Mary  B. 
Purgerson,  Robert 
Purgcrson,  J ulia  Ann 
Sunt Ji,  George  C. 
Barry,  Mary  I !. 
Butler,  Hani!  m  M. 

May,  1850. 
Hobart,  Alma  M. 
Miles,  ( Oliver 
Moeely,  Baker 
Mosely,  Mary 
Whitmore,  Sally  J. 

July,  1850. 
Merrill,  Harriet  W, 
Oliver,  Edward  B. 
( Hiver,  Mary  L 

I  «a  R  s,  I  )a\  id  I 

I  >em< m<  1 .  ( Iharles 

Srptrmhtr,    I  >."»0. 

Smith,  Benj.  Pranklin 

January,  1851, 
Wihnarth,  Frances 


•IS 


I  \  bruary,  I  B5 1 . 
Barker,  L.  M. 

September,  1851. 
Barker,  Sarah  U. 
Knight,  .Mary  E. 

October,  1851. 
Dinnin,  J  ohn  E. 
Dinnin,  Alice  V. 

I  ,a\\  S,  Anna  1 ). 

Thompson,  Polly 
Tirrill,  Mary 

Jan  win/,  I  852. 
Bailey,  James  T. 
Bailey,  Phebe  B. 
Bailey,  Thomas  K. 
Bailey,  Sophia  I !. 
Sterns,  1 1  iram 
Sterns,  .1  ulia 


Ring,  Jemima 

Mills,  William  C. 

Brackett,  Sewall  B. 
( )hnrch,  J< >hn 
( Sreen,  John  Henry 
Sanders,  ( 'larendon  M. 

March,  1852. 
I ) \  * •  r,  Simon  I ). 
Whitcomb,  P.  E. 
Whitenmb,  I  .ytlia  Ann 
Putnam,  ( Charlotte 
Gardner,  ( Charlotte 

Jlprily  1852. 

K  n i LT 1 1 1 ,  K « a  uii.i 

Emerson,  John 
Boy  den,  Emily  A. 

Wilder,  ( 'a  roline 
Smith,  D.  T. 
Smith,  Mary  1',. 


BUMMAR  V. 

The  numbcT  of  members  composing  the  (  Males,  2(3 

church  at  its  formation  was,  .    .    (  Females,  19 — 1.3 

mm        ;  i  ,  ,    ,  C  IJv  litter,    .     .     .  (01 

1  here  nave  Binee  been  added,  <  ,,•        ...  .  .     „n.  we%M 

'  {  By  profession,     .    280—681  —  <  26 

at*  \  S  Males,  233 

( )i  tins  number  there  wa  re,    , .  , 

'  (  Females,  l 18—681 

Number  dismiss  d  t<>  Other  ihun  b.08,  38f> 

"        deee.'iM-d   7"> 

M      excommuni<  at<  d,   12 — 473 

Leaving  the  present  number.  Mav  L.  1862.  fi?**^?     ,'s,)  r„ 
n       1  (  Female  s,  L68 — 253 


NEWBERRY 


