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MANUAL
NORTH PRESBYTERlAi CHURCH,
UFFALO, K Y.
CONTAINING
A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE CHURCH
THE FORM OF ADMISSION AND THE DOCTRINES AND COVENANT OF
ITS CONFESSION OS" FAITH ; THE ORDER OF ITS RELIGIOUS
SERVICES, (tc; AND
A CATALOGUE OF ITS MEMBERS.
Nevertheless the foundation of God standeth sure, having this seal. The Lor.l l<now-
eth them that are his; and, let every one that nameth the name ot Christ depart from
iniquity.— 2 Tim. 2: 19.
BUFFALO:
GEO. REESE & CO., PRINTERS,
No. 5 West Seneca Street.
1853 ;:
" I love thy Kingdom, Lord,
The house of Thine abode^
The Church our blest Redeemer saved
With his own precious blood."
BRIEF HISTORY
lORTH PEESBTTERIAN CHURCH,
BUFFALO, N. Y.
An organization of so recent date can of course require but a few
words to record its history. Yet as in other and distant years all these
simple facts may become important in the progress of the Church, it is
deemed desirable to put them in print for the satisfaction of our children,
and the assistance of future chroniclers.
On tlie 25th March, A. D. 1847, forty three members of the First
Presbyterian Church, Buffalo, recieved letters of dismission for the pur-
pose of constituting a new Church, and at the same time were organized
by a Committee of the Presbytery of Buffalo, and received the name
of the North Presbyterian Church, in Buffalo.
This movement originated in a view of the importance of Church
Extension in our growing city, and the need of a new Church in the
neighborhood where this is located. The Rev. Dr. Asa T. Hopkins,
dec°eased, then Pastor of the First Church, was deeply interested in
the measure, and though losing by it some of his warmest friends and
best supporters, yet urged forward the enterprise with all his accustomed
zeal, and rendered most efficient service in establishing the new church.
After its organization and until the basement of its own house of
worship was reldv for use, the North Church continued to meet with
the First Church in their Sabbath worship, but held its own praycr-
meetino-s at the houses of its members. The first separate meeting was
the Monthly Concert of Prayer for Missions, held in April, 1847, a few-
days only after the organization of the eburch.
The corner stone of the church edifice was laid about 1st August,
1846. and the house was solemnly dedicated to the worship of Almighty
God, the 29th of December, A. D., 1847.
Beneath tlie corner-stone was deposited a tin bo3 containing the fol-
lowing articles, viz :
Bible, Confession of Faith, New York Observer, New York Evan-
gelist, Missionary Herald, Home Missionary, Buffalo Daily Papers, City
Directory, Map of thp, City, and the names of the
Architect, C. N. Otis,
Master Builder, J. H. Selkirk,
Master Mason, J. D. Berry.
In the services of the dedication, the Rev. Mr. Sternberg, of the
Lutheran Church, made the invocation ; the Rev. Dr. Tucker, , of the
Baptist Church, offered the introductory prayer; the Rev. Dr. J. C. Lord,
offered the dedicatory prayer; and the pastor elect, the Rev. Charles
Rich, preached the sermon, from Gen. 1 : 3 and 2 Cor. 4:6. " And
God said, Let there be light, and there was light," and **the light of the
knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ."
The Rev. Charles Rich, commenced his labors in the basement of
the church, October 3d, 1847, and was installed by the Presbytery of
Buffalo, 27 January, A. D. 1848, and the Pastoral relation was dissolved
by the same judicatory on the 1st of March, A. D. 1849.
In the services of the installation of Mr. Rich, the Rev. G. W. Hea-
cocK, of Buffalo, preached'the sermon from Romans 5: 15, 16. "But
not as the offence so also is the free gift," &c. The charge to the Pastor
was given by the Rev. L. A. Skinner, of Lancaster; and the charge to
the people, by the Rev. Hiram Eddy, of Springville.
The Rev. Joshua Cook, (now of St. Catherines, C. "W.,) then a
licentiate of the Presbytery of Bufialo, supplied the desk during the
subsequent summer and fall, and on the 5th Nov., A. D. 1849, a call
was made upon the Rev. Albert T. Chester, D. D., then Pastor of the
Presbyterian Church of Saratoga Springs, N. Y. The call was accepted,
and Doct. Chester commenced his regular labors as Pastor, on the 23d
Dec, A. D. 1849, and was installed by the Presbytery of Buflfalo, on
the 31st Jan., A. D. 1850. In the services of the installation the Rev.
Dr. M. L. R. P. Thompson preached the sermon from 1 Tim. 3 : 1.
"This is a true saying, if a man desire the office of a Bishop, he de-
sireth a good work;" the charge to the'^Pastor was giren by the Rev.
G. W. Heacock, and the charge to the people by the Rev. T. Stillman.
The progress of the church has been steady and somewhat rapid.
There have been occasional conversions during all its history, and in the
winter and spring of 1853 there was a blessed outpouring of the Holy
Spirit, during which about eighty persons were hopefully converted to
God. The whole number of members from the commencement has
been 367, of which number 263 united by certiBcate, and 104 upon pro-
fession, and the present number now in communion is about 300.
The whole number of persons baptized has been 147, of which 36
were adults, and 111 were infants. The present Pastor has oflSciated at
59 funerals and at 35 weddings.
The first Elders chosen were George B. Walbridge, Benjamin Hodge
and Chauncey D. Cowles, who were elected and ordained by the Rev.
Dr. A. T. Hopkins, on the 25th March, A. D. 1847.
Cyrus M. Fay was elected Elder, and Morris Butler and Charles
Taintor, Deacons, Feb. 25, 1848, and ordained to their respective offices
March 5, 1848, by the Rev, Charles Rich.
John R. Lee and Charles E. Clarke were elected Elders, and Horace
Stillman and George L. Hubbard, Deacons, Dec. 11, 1851, and were
ordained Jan. 11, 1852, by the Rev. A. T. Chester, D. D.
The rule of the church in electing Elders and Deacons, as established
by usage, is, that the male members of the church only vole in the
election.
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TABULAR VIEW.
ORDAINED. RULING ELDERS.
Mar. 25, 1847. George B. Walbridge, Died Aug. 30, 1852,
Benjamia Hodge,
" Chauncey D. Cowles,
Mar. 5, 1848. Cjrus M. Fay, Died Dec. 12, 1850.
Jan. 11, 1852, John R. Lee,
Charles E. Clarke,
DEACONS,
Mar. 5, 1848. Morris Butler,
Charles Taintor,
Jan. 11, 1852. Horace Stillraan,
George L. Hubbard.
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The first Trustees of the Society chosen at its organization, March
10, 1847, were George B. Walbridge, Gurdon C. Cuit, Jul)n R. Lee,
Charles G. Miller, Jason Sexton, Thomas J. Dudl-y, Morris Butler, Elias
S. Hawley, and Dennis Bowen. New Trustees have been elected since
as follows, viz: April 3, 1848. James Wadsworth, Pascal P. Pratt and
Gibson T. Williams; April 2, 1849, S. Y. R. Watson; March 25, 1850,
Andrew J. Rich; April 5, 1852, Austin A. Howard; March 25, 1853,
Henry C. Walker.
The Sabbath School was organized October C, 1847. The first Su-
perintendent was George B. Walbridge, who held the office until the
fall of 1851. Nathaniel Rogers was Superintendent during the rext
year, and in the fall of 1852, William Stimpson, the present incumbent
was elected.
The Sabbath School is now large and flourishing, having an Infant
Department in a separate room, and four Bible Classes, also occupying
a room by themselves ; the main school is held in the capacious Lecture
room.
A Pastor's Library was founded in 1851, to which an annual contri-
bution is made. It now consists of 170 volumes, among which are
Poole's Synopsis, The Hexapla, Baxters complete works, in 23 volumes,
&c. The Library is the property of the church, but kept by the Pastoi,
and especially for his use.
The benevolent operations of the church have been constantly in-
creasing. The amount contributed last year to objects within the range
of strict benevolence, was somewhat more than $2,500. During the
current year the prospect is that this amount will be much larger.
The Church is situated on the west side of Main street, between
Chippewa and Huron streets. The lot is 94 feet front and 132 feet
deep. The building is 74 feet wide, and about 122 feet deep. The
vestibule is a circular hall 30 feet in diameter, and the audience room is
91 feet long, and 71 feet broad, containing 150.1arge sized slips. There
are also 50 slips in the gallery, exclusive of the commodious organ-loft.
The church will accommodate, without additional seats, thirteen or four-
teen hundred persons, and can be made to scat eighteen hundred. Tlie
basement is divided into several rooms; the Lecture room, which will
seat from four to five hundred persons; the Prayer meeting room, which
will accommodate an hundred or an hundred and fifty ; the Session room,
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s 111 smaller, and the Furnace rooms. The organ is one of Appleton's,
Boston, cost about $3000. The pulpit is of white Italian marble
The seats are tnmmed with drab damask. The walls are frescoed in a*
chaste and beautiful manner. The bell weighs about 3,500 pounds.
The cost of the whole building with its furniture has been not far from
THE FORM OF ADMISSION,
WiTH THE DOCTK.NES AM> COVENANT TO WHICH THE CANDIDATES AKE EXPECTED
TO GIVE ASSENT.
Those Who wish to unite with the Church either upon profession of
their faith or by certificate must meet with the session at one of its
regular meetings, and if accepted, will present themselves for public
reception at the next communion sabbath. If there are none to unite
upon profession, candidates are received in the afternoon, rising in their
places, and assenting to the two articles of the following covenant rela
ting to fellowship with this church, and submission to its discipline.
Those who unite upon the first profession of their faith present them-
selves at the close of the sermon on the morning of the Communion
Sabbath, and assent to the following doctrines and covenant, and if there
are others to unite by certificate they are called upon at the same time
to rise m their places and assent to the two articles of the covenant
named above.
The candidates being arranged before the desk, the minister shall say :
ADDRESS.
BELOVED FRIENDS:
You have presented yourselves before God and this
assembly to make a solemn profession of your religious
faith, and to take upon yourselves everlasting obliga-
sk^
lions. We trust that you have duly considered the
nature of these professions, and of the engagements into
which you are about to enter. They are of the most
solemn moment, and upon the faithful observance of
them your eternal happiness will depend.
But be not disheartened. If you come with sincere
desires toward God, and in the exercise of humble faith
in the Saviour, He will impart to you grace and wisdom,
and. finally make you partakers of eternal blessedness.
The following are the articles of Faith to which you are expected to give your assent ;
PROFESSION OF FAITH.
I
You believe in the existence of one living and true
God ; that he is a spirit, infinite, eternal, and unchange-
able, in his attributes and perfections.
II
You believe that there are Three Persons in the God-
liead— the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost ; and
that these Three Persons are one Godhead, the same in
substance, and equal in power and glory.
HI
You believe that Jesus Christ is very God and very
man, yet one Christ ; that tsvo perfect and distinct na-
tures,'the human and divine, were inseparably joined in
one Person, and that this Person is the only Mediator
between God and man. You believe that the Lord
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Jesus Christ, by his perfect obediene^e, and by his sacri-
fice of himself, has opened a way of reconciliation be-
tween God and man : so that all who receive Christ by
faith amy be forgiven of God, and saved from their sins.
lY
You believe that our first parents, being left to the
freedom of their own will, fell J^'o-m the estate wherein
they were created, by sinning against God; and that their
fall brought mankind into an estate of sin and misery.
V
You believe that such is the depravity of the human
heart, that the Holy Spirit alone is able to bring man to
repentance and to faith.
VI
You believe the Sacred Scriptures to be the revealed
word of God, and as such the only infallible rule of faith
and practice.
VII
You believe in the necessity of regeneration, and in
the promises of justification, adoption, and final perse-
verance, God's free gift, to all those who truly repent
of their sins, and believe on the Lord Jesus Christ.
VIII
You believe that Christ has instituted an external and
visible church, whose sealing ordinances, to the end of
time, are Baptism and the Lord's Sapper, and that these
two ordinances are the only Sacraments of his church ;
that Baptism is to be administered to all who make a
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credible profession of their faith, and to their infant
children ; that the Lord's Supper is to be administered
only to those who profess to have been renewed by the
Holy Spirit.
IX
You believe in the immortality of the soul, and the
resurrection of the body ; in a day of judgement, and
in a feture and eternal state of reward and punishment
You thus profess to believe.
[Here the ordinance of Baptism is to be administerpd, if necessary.]
You are now about to enter into solemn covenant with God.
COVENANT.
In the presence of God and this assembly, you do now
most solemnly avouch the Lord Jehovah — Father, Son,
and Holy Ghost — to be your God, the supreme object
of your affections, and your portion forever. You cor-
dially acknowledge the Lord Jesus Christ to be your
Redeemer, and the Holy Spirit to be your Sanctifier,
Comforter, and Guide. You cheerfully devote youi-selves
to God, in the everlasting covenant of His grace, conse-
crating all your powers and fiiculties to His service and
glory ; and you promise that through the assistance of
His Spirit, you will ever cleave to Him, giving diligent
attendance to His word and ordinances, and seeking the
honor and interest of his kingdom ; and that henceforth,
denying all ungodliness and every worldly lust, you will
live soberly, -righteously, and godly in this present world.
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[If there are any to unite by letter, they will here rise in their places and assent to the
remainder of the covenant]
You do also most solemnly promise, that, by the grace
of God assisting, you will maintain a holy fellowship
and communion with this Chi'istian church, in the wor-
ship of God, in a punctual attendance upon its ordinances
and in the performance of such other spiritual services
as may tend to mutual edification.
You do also, in like manner, promise that you will
faithfully submit yourselves to the government and dis-
cipline of this church, and that you will walk humbly
and circumspectly in all its requirements.
You thus promise.
[Here the members of the church will rise.]
In consequence of these professions and engagements,
We, the members of this church, do cordially receive
you into its holy fellowship and in the name of Christ
welcome you to all its immunities and piivileges ; and
on our part do most solemnly promise to be kindly
affectioned toward you, watching over your spiritual
interests, and promoting your spiritual welfare, so long
as God, in His providence, may spare us to each other.
[Here the members of the church will resume their seats.]
Should you have occasion to change your place of
residence, it will be your duty to seek, and ours to grant
a recommendation to another church ; for hereafter you
can never withdraw from the watch and communion of
saints, without a breach of covenant.
And now, beloved in the Lord, let it never be for-
gotten that you have come under obligations of the most
solemn character. Wherever you go, these vows will be
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upon you. They will follow you to the bar of God, and
will abide upon you forever. The Lord guide and i)re-
serve you.
And may grace, mercy, and peace, fi'om God the Fa-
ther and Jesus Christ our Lord, ever attend this holy
union. Amen.
FORM USED AT THE BAPTISM OF INFANTS.
The sacrament of Baptism was instituted by Jesus
Christ — not only as a solemn form of admission into his
visible Church — but also as a sign and a seal of the
spiritual blessings which he imparts to his followers.
The element of water, as used in this ordinance, is a
striking symbol of our internal purification by the blood
of Christ, and the influence of his spirit. And the appli-
cation of this element, in the name of the Father, tlie
Son, and the Holy Ghost, signifies our adoption into the
family of God, and our introduction to the enjoyment
of all the blessings of that covenant of grace which He
has established with his people.
It is not to be administered to any who are out of the
visible Church, until they profess their faith in Chiist and
their obedience to Him ; but the infants of such as are
members of the visible Church, are to be baptized.
In dedicating j^our child {or cliildren^) to God in this
ordinance, you do publicly renew your covenant engage-
ments with Him and with this Church. And you pro-
mise, if your life and the life of your child {or child rai)
should be spared, to teach it {or them) to read the word
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of God — to instruct it {or them) in tlie principles of our
holy religion ; an. excellent summary of which is to be
found in the larger and shorter Catechisms adopted by
our Church — to pray with it (or tliem) — and to pray for
it (or them) — to set before it {or them) a godly example
— and, by all the means of God's appointment, to bring
it (or them) up in the nurture and admonition of the
Lord.
Kelying on the all-sufficiency of divine grace to make
you faithful, and crown your efforts with success, do you
engage, that these things, with whatever else you shall
feel to be your duty as christian parents, you will faith-
fully endeavor to perform ?
The following Digest is here inserted for convenient reference in the arrangement of
the affairs of the society,
DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN RELATION TO ECCLESIASTICAL ORGANIZATIONS, ELECTIONS, &;C.,
OROANIZATION OF THE SOCIETY, AND ELECTION OP TRUSTEES.
1. Public notice must be given at least ten davs before the said organization and elec-
tion, on two successive Sabbaths.
2. Two members of the congregation, to be nominated by a majority of the members
present, shall preside at the election, receive the votes of the electors, and be the judges
of the qualification ofswch electors; and after the election they shall certify, under their
hands and seals the names of persons elected as trustees, the corporate name adopted,
and have the same aclinowledged and recorded in the County Clerk's office.
3. Only male persons of lawful age are entitled to vote.
4. No person who has not statedly worshipped with the congregation, or been con-
sidered a member, can vote.
5. Not less than three nor more than nine persons shall be elected as trustees.
6. A plurality of voices shall decide the election.
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SEAL OF THE TBCSTKES.
The trustees shall hare and use a common Seal, which may be altered or renewed at
pleasure.
POWEK or THE TRUSTEES.
T. They shall take and hold posession of all the property of the society, both real and
personal.
2. In their corporate name, they can sue and be sued.
3. They shall have power to repair and alter their places of worship, and, if necessary,
to erect a new edifice, and also to purchase or build a dwelling-house for the pastor.
4. They may make rules for managinjf the temporal affairs of the society.
5. May dispose of the income of the society according to their judgment.
C. Shall regulate the prices, and order the renting of pews.
7. Shall appoint a Clerk and Treasurer of the Board, who may be remored at pleasure.
MEETINGS OF TRUSTEES.
Every two of the trustees shall have power to call a special meeting of the Board.
A majority of the whole number of trustees only shall have power to attend to business
at any meeting lawfully convened.
TRUSTEES TO BE DIVIDED INTO CLASSES.
The trustees first chosen at the organization of any religious society, shall be divided
into three classes, to the intent that one-third of the members of the Board shall vacate
their office at the end of each year.
After the first election, all trustees shall hold their office for the term of three years,
NOTICE OF NEW ELECTIONS OF TRUSTEES.
The trustees or a majority of them, shall, at least one month before the expiration of
the office of any of the trustees, notify the same in writing to the minister, or in case of
his death or absence, to the deacons, specifying the names of those whose term will
expire ; and the said minister or deacons shall give fifteen days notice to the congrega-
tion, on two successive Sabbaths, of a new election, which election shall be held at least
six days before such vacancies shall occur.
Any two members present, appointed by the society, may preside at the election.
DEATH or TRUSTEES, REMOVAL, AC
All vacancies by death, removal, or refusal to act, shall be filled in the same manner,
and with the same public notice given, as at the regular elections.
VOTERS AFTER THE ORGANIZATION.
No person belonging to the society shall be entitled to vote at any election succeeding
the first, until he shall have been a stated attendant on divine worship at least one year
before such election, and shall have contributed to the support of said society, according
to the usages and customs thereof.
The Clerk of the Board of Trustees shall keep a register of the names of the legal
voters, and shall at all elections decide upon their qualifications.
minister's salart.
The trustees shall not have power to fix upon the sum to be paid the minister for his
support, but the same shall be determined by a majority of legal voters at a meeting to
be called for that purpose.
REDUCING THE NUMBER OF TRUSTEES.
The society may reduce the number of their trustees at any annual meeting, provided
said number be not less than three.
ANNUAL MEETING.
It shall be lawful for any society, at its stated annual meeting, to alter and fix the time
for the next annual meeting and election of trustees.
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ORDER OF SERVICES, &c.
The regular services of the House of God, are attended on each
Sabbath morning at half past 10 o'clock through the year ; and in the
afternoon at 2 o'clock, during the winter, and at 3 o'clock in the summer.
There is frequently public worship on Sabbath evening, either in the
church or lecture room.
The Sabbath School is held at 9 o'clock on Sabbath morning. In
addition to the usual Bible lesson, tlie Assembly's Catechism is recited in
portions by the scholars of the Sabbath School, and explanations given
by the Pastor on each Sabbath succeeding the communion.
There is a weekly lecture on Thursday evening, and a prayer meet-
ing on Saturday evening. The monthly concert of prayer for Missions
is attended on the first Monday evening of each month. The young
people's prayer and conference meeting is held every Friday evening
The female prayer meeting is held on Wednesday afternoon of each
week at 3 o'clock. These meetings are all held in the lecture room, or
one of the adjoining rooms, in the basement of the church.
The sacrament of the Lord's Supper is administered on the afternoons
of the first Sabbaths of February, April, June, August, October and
December. The preparatory lecture is delivered on the previous Thurs-
d-iy evening, and the regular meetings of the session for the examina-
tion of candidates for admission to the church are held on the Monday
afternoon and Thursday evening previous to the communion.
The ordinance of Baptism is administered to the infants of believers,
when either of the parents is a member of the church, at the com-
mencement of the afternoon service on the Sabbaths followino- the com-
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munion. If inconvenient to present the child on the above named Sab-
bith, baptism will be administered on any other Sabbath, the parents gi-
ving proper notice.
It is desired for the convenience of the pastor that Funerals should
ordinarily be attended in the afternoon, and never on the Sabbath.
American and Foreign Christian Union,
Sabljath School Library,
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Collections are made for the various religious entcrprizes of the
church at large, and for this church, as follows;
January,
February,
March,
April, ..-..- ....
May, Pastor's Library,
June, .--.... Bethel Society,
July, American Home Mission Society,
August, Education,
September, American Tract Society,
October, - . - - American Sunday School Union,
November, American Bible Society,
December, - - - Foreign Missions (A. B, C, F. M.)
The Female Benevolent Society has a meeting every other Tuesday
afternoon, the proceeds of vv'hich are now devoted t) the Education of
indigent young men for the ministry.
The Anniversary of the Female Home Missionary is on the first Mon-
day of January.
The Sexton will be in attendance to seat strangers who desire to
worship with us, and to him applications are to be made to rent or pur-
chase slips. Those who intend to connect themselves with the congrega-
tion are requested to leave their address with the sexton at the church
door, and the Pastor will immediately call upon them.
Members of this congregation who change their place of residence arc
requested to send the Pastor their new address.
The order of services in the Hou.=-e of God each Sabbath is as fol!ow.«,
viz.
A.M.
1. Voluntary,
2. invocation,
3. Singing,
4. Heading Scriptures,
5. Prayer,
G. Singing,
7. Notices,
8. Sermon,
9. Prayer,
10. Sinoing,
11. Benediction,
12. Organ.
P.M.
1. Voluntary,
2. Reading Scriptures,
3. Singing,
4. Praye:-,
5. Singing,
6. Sermon,
7. Prayer,
8. Singing,
9. Benediction,
10. Organ,
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For unifoiniily in worship it is expected that the Avliole congregation
will stand during the singing, and bow their heads, sitting or kneeling, in
prayer; that each slip be provided with a bible and the congregation
join in reading the Scriptures, and that as many as possible unite in the
Hymn of praise.
The Hymn Book in use is "Psalms and Hymns for ChrJBtiim' use and
worsliip, prepared and set foitli by the General Association of Con-
neclic.t" — New Haven: Durrie & Peck.
For eveniniT services and at all rasetings held in the Lecture Room
or adjoining rooms, "Temple Melodies'-' is used;, by Darius E. Jones,
published by Mason & Law, New Yoi-L
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CATALOGUE OF JME.MBERS
WHO HAVE BEEN IN COMMUNION WITH THIS ClIUKCII.
Namks,
ice'. I.
184?
March
wife of L.
- Deacon
iJeorse B. ■Walbridge. - - - Elder.
>Vi'lie!niiiia C. L. AValbridge, widow of G. B
Gains B. Ricli, ------
ipliia Kiel), - - - wife of Gaius B
Andrew J. Slicl;, ------
Harriet Ricli. - - - Mrs. E. Mullii^an.
Gurdon C. Coit, -
Sopiironia Coit, - - - ^vife of G. C.
Cliauncpy D. Cowles, - - - Elder
lane E. Cowles, - _ . «-ife of C. D
Lyman Dniihar, ------
Cornelia M. Dunbar,
Charles G. .Miller,
Horace Siiilman,
Oennia Bowen, ------
.Mary E. Bowen, - - wife of Dennis
Eunice Bull, - - - _ widow,
Susan S. Bu^l, - - Mrs. T. J. Dudley,
James G. Dudley, - - - - -
li^.ias S. Hawley, ------
Laviiiia II. Hawley, -
John 11. Lee,
Elvii'j Lee,
Benjamin Hodge, -
F.liza Hodj^e. -
Mary E. Davis, -
Harry H. Bissel,
Betsey F. Bissel, -
Morns Butler, -
Lettei
Died Aug. 30, 1852.
- wife of E. S
Elder
wife of John K
Elder
- wife of Benj
daughter of ^Its. Hod;ri<
Joined E. Church.
wife of II. H
- Deacon
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AVIien rcc'd
Hcnv )
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1847
March 25 | Sarali H. Builer, -
foseiili Johnson,
Sarah Johnson,
Caroline Post, -
Emily Hotchlttss, -
Harriet C. Howard, -
Cyrus M. Fay,
George L. Hubbard, -
luliana Hubbard, -
Miiry W. Tinimerman,
•"lizabeth AVoodruff,
ihnira Woodruff,
Waiiy Walker,
imintor Davidson,
Dec. IG !?hineas H. Strong, -
Delia Robinson, -
•^!i Hollidge, -
•larriet B. Hollidge, -
'.Villiam W. JIarvin,
Amelia L. Marvin,
Charles E. Clarke,
Mary Ann Clarke, -
Lucy Perkins,
Grace Hollister.
inna J. Ludlow, -
Charles Taintor,
Jathariiie E. Taintor,
Eunice Kendall,
'uichard P. Wilkins,
I.Mary M. Wilkins, -
i Gamaliel Humason,
I'^hza A. Humason, -
ISarah E. Thompson,
Joseph E. Haddock,
Jaroline M. Haddock,
Matilda Dickinson, -
Mary F. Davidson,
Maria A. Kich,
Mary Ann Hill, -
iJi^abeEh B. Hill, -
jharles Uobert, -
klary Robert,
Jeleu Brew,
- wife of Morris,
- wife of Joseph,
Mrs. Henry Spayth.
- wife of J. W.
wife of A. A.
Elder,
Deacon,
- wife of George L
wife of Benj
wife of S. G
Letter.
wife of Clark
Prof.
Died Dec. 29. 1853
Died Dec. 12, 1850
Died Mar. 22, 1848
Dismissed, 1850
Dismissed, 1849
- wife of Eli,i "
- - - Letter
- wife of Wm. W.
Elder,
- wife of C. E.
- wife of Wn
wife of Chas. H
- Deacon,
wife of Ciias.
- wife of L. F.
- wifeofR. P.
wife of G.
wife of J. E
widow,
- wife of A.
wife of Rev. Chas,
widow
wife ot Charles
wife of William,
Dismissed, 1831
Died May 7, 1851
Dismissed, 1850
Dismissed, 1851
Joined Scotch Chu.
Dismissed, 1850
1852
21
1847
Dec. IG
22
31
1843
Mar. 1
Cevlon Otis, - - -
Ileiiry S. WicUes,
Louisa S. WicUes.
Eliza Ann Strong, -
Anna Strong, -
Helen Strong,
Glizabetli Cronyn,
Uulli Walbridge, -
Orville K. Patterson,
Luc}' Patterson,
William S. Van Duzee,
Oral H. Van Duzee,
Marie n Strong.
Eliza Child. -
Sarah Ann Hall,
P. C. Van Ornam,
Sarah Van Ornam, -
Susan Baxter. -
Mary Ann Griffith, -
Mary Ann Loomis,
Eliza S. Clapj),
Susan E. Graves,
Sarah Barry,
Emily Weller, -
Georgo Davis,
Mary A. Davis, -
Benjamin C. Van Duzee,
William E. Lyman,
Marietta B. Lyman,
Elizabeth C. Waldron, -
Jason Seston,
Sylvanus W. Settle,
Caroline Settle,
Mary Aim llunn,
Uenry 5L Kling, -
Elizabeth Kling,
James IL Jcwitt,
Eliiha Y. Kneeland,
Charlotte Kneeland,
John N. Ball,
Walter B. Mack,
James Ilorton,
Letter
wife of 11. S
wife of P. 11
mother of P. II
mother of George B
wife of O. K
wife of William S
wife of Samuel S
wife of Joel
wife of P. C
wife of H.N
- widow
Mrs. B. Perkins
wife of George.
wife of William E.
wife of C. A
wife of S. W
Dismissed, 185J
1859
Died,
Dismissed. 18i0
Dismissed, 1S5'J
wife of n. M
wife of E. Y .
Dismissed, IBIS
Died, Nov. 1832
Dismissed, 1848
Prof.
Letter.
Dismissed, 1843
1832
Dismissed,
1852
7^
i^
■ ■ ■
,.
-id^l-
n
1
Wi
22 ^
1
VVlieii reo'J.
Nami
s
Iloiv 1
recM 1
18-13
Jlarch 1
Mary Eorton,
E'.'.iilv A. Hurton, -
Lav;inti;i Barrows,
Sarih A. Drew,
Norton A. Ilalbert,
Zenas Clark, -
Ada Clark. -
.Margaret Chapman, -
Laurentius O. Sellstodf,
Elizahetii Barniini,
wife of James
wife of Benj. R.
wife of Aim' n Z
- wife of John.
wife of Zenas.
wife of G. L.
wife of S. O
Letter.
Dismissed, 18.33
Died Aug. V, 1849
.Joined E. Church.
Dismissed, 1S4S
y.ay 3
Charles Parsons,
- - -
"
1852
Eliza Kogers,
-
Prof.
1843
Ellen E. Hayden,
.
"
1818
William Betlis,
-
"
.,
Sophronia E. Drew,
davigliter of Jolin.
'
Di.'d May 25, 1859
Mary E. T. Waldron,
- daughter of C. A.
,,
Lucy Johnson,
_
Letter.
Diiriissed. 1850
Spencer C. Coe,
-
"
Plioebe L. Pratt, -
wife of Pascal P.
"
Mary Aylsworth,
- - - widow.
"
Wiliiani "W. Brodhead,
.
"
Nancy L. Brodhead, -
wifeofWm.W.
"
Emily Chittenden,
.
"
Amelia Chittenden,
Mrs. Nichol?,
<'
^nn Bettis,
- wife of William.
"
Dismissed, 1843
Fanny Buchanan, -
wife of Robert G.
"
June 29
Olive Ilolton,
Hannah C. Blood, -
Catharine Remington,
Elizabeth H. Remington
Charles D. UolnifS, -
Mrs. Donald Stewart,
Mrs. S. C. Coe,
Prof.
Letter.
Died Aug. 10, 1S49
Died Nov. 8. IScO
Lliza Holmes,
Ira W. Allen,
Lavinia K. Barnes,
Horatio Parsons, Jr.
wife of C. D
"
Dismissed, 1851
Dismissed, 1851
Nov. 2
Oliver H. Clark, -
Hjnry J. Ilolbrook,
William A.Wilkes, -
Ellen Wilkes,
wife of Wm. A
Prof.
Letter.
Martha E. Clark,
wife of O. n
<i
Dismissed, 1851
Edward S. Jewett,
-
"
M. E. Hartley. -
- - -
"
Dismissed, 1819
1853
llobert Buttei.'5eld,
-
"
/O
^^
^J
/-s
i
p/<f^
a
1 1 ^
,fe1
23
When rcc'd.
Names.
loiO
Nov. 2
Esther Butterfield,
wife of Robert.
Letter.
Dismissed, 1S52
1343
Jan. 5
Denerza Slurges, -
wife of Rev. Mr.
.'
1850
18
tJeorge W. Perkins,
L'yius K. Uemington,
Louisa Brown.
wife of Benjamin.
Prof.
.1
Jane Kissock,
-
"
Dismissed, 1851
Lutinda E. Munroe,
_ _ _ _
"
..
Selinda Cliurch,
-
Letter.
EstlicT R. Remington,
widow of Rev. David
.<
Jacob Kretner,
-
.<
Catharine Kretner,
wife of Jacob,
..
-Mary Ramsdell,
wife of Aie.xander.
«
llebecca Jones, -
widow
<.
Dismissed, 1851
Mar. 3
Helen M. AV.ilker. -
Mrs. J. Q. Dudley,
Prof.
Charles E. Young,
Aurora M. Young, -
wife of C. E.
Letter.
Aaron C. Merrick,
.
.<
April 26
June 29
Sarah Wriglit,
Naruissa Patten, -
Martha Ann Patten,
wife of James W.
daughter of James W.
•'
Dismissed, 1851
1850
Jan. 5
Simon Z. Haven,
Sarah M. Haven,
Sarah E. Haven,
- wife of 9. Z
daughter of S. Z.
Mar. 2
David Hill,
Caroline Halbert,
Elizabeth Chester,
wife of Norton A.
wife of Rev. A. T.
"
Joined Scotch Chu.
Gerard P. Bancroft,
.
"
Dismissed, 1850
Jane Bancroft,
- wife of G. P
'.
u
Walter King,
.
"
1852
Henry C. Walker,
i(
Phoebe S. Walker, -
- wife of H. C
«
Nathaniel Rogers,
-
•>
Died Dec. 24, 1S52
Phoebe A. Rogers, -
- wife of Nathaniel
'.
Lucy M. Rogers,
- Mrs. H. H.irri=
"
Dismissed, 1852
Lewis B.. Parsons,
-
'•
Lucina Parsons,
wife of L. B
"
Mary J. Oils,
wife of Ceylon.
"
Dismissed, 1852
Peter B. Warner,
-
••
" 1650
Cornelia W. Loomis,
- daughter of H. N
Prof.
May 2
Ann M. Baldwin,
Garret W. Bell. . -
wife of Daniel
Letter.
AVIicn rciM.
>iAMK^.
How 1
rci'd 1
t>io)
May 2
Frances A. Bell, - - wife of G. Vv'.
Mice Chester, - daughter of Rev. A. T
Frederick Scott, . _ - - -
Janet Scott, - - - wife of Frederick,
Letter.
July 1
Julius H. Bancroft, - - - - -
EninuT. H. Bancroft, - - wife of J- H
Jerusha Tremper, - - wife of John.
;
Dismissed, 1853
Elizabeth F. Ramsdell, - wife of Charles,
Prof.
All- 31
.John H. Meachani, - - - -
Mary E. Meacham, - - wife of John 11.
Kliod.i Liglitbody, - - - - -
Amelia Woodrufl^', - - - - -
Letter.
li. U. Hawley,
'■
Dismissed, 1852
Hiram Brush, . _ . _ .
.'
Lucia Bru^li, - - - wife of Hiram.
"
Elizabeth Powell, - - - - .
.'
Mary Potts, - - - .
'.
UliuJa Bement, - - widow of Jeremy.
Prof.
Oct. 28
Catharine StirUs, ----- widow.
Mary W. Rich, - - wife of Andrew J.
Li.-^ka H. Stillman, - - - wife of Horace.
"
Henry S. iMulIigan, - - - - -
Letter.
Dismissed, 1852
Sar.ih C. Mulligan, - - %vife of H. S
.'
»
Dec. 3D
Emma Beeson, - - - _
u
William D. Porter, - - -
.<
Dismissed, 1851
18ol
Feb. 2i
i^lizabeth PaJten, - mother of Mrs. Hodjie.
Prof.
Klizabeih 11. Maxwell, - wife of Josluiu. Letter.
Hiiriet E. Wirt. - - wife of Hirani.
"
Died Sep). 1851
27
-Veliemiah P. Stanton, Jr. - - - -
Cornelia E. St.inton. - - wife of N. P
Prof.
Janet C. Vandenburg. - - -
Letter.
May 2G
.Julia Avery, - - - - -
"
Dismissed, 1851
.Vanty Van Duzee, - wife of Cenjainin.
Prof.
Julia Durfee, - - . .
"
Charlotte A. Bement, - - - -
"
Died Aug. 10, 1£52
(lannali Chittenden, _ . -
Letter.
Dismissed, 1853
Mary Jane Lewis, - - wife of Jared,
'•
Thomas W. Stockton, ...
"
Lucy Stockton, - - wifcofT. W
"
Caroline M. Looniis, - wife of Erastus.
"
Wui.GiHinjr.
"
Zlizabeih W, Giffing. - - d. of Wm.
"
25
When rec'd.
Names.
1851
May 26
Juy 29
Oct. 2
Deo. 1
1652
Feb. 7
April 1
June 12
July 30
Sept. 27
Dec. 2
Jane Lyman, -
Harriet Fellowes,
Harriet Cook, -
Sarah E. Farrar,
Mary E. Davis,
Mary L. Gilman,
Alonzo R. Ketcham,
Anna Maria Jietcham. -
Alfred W. Budlong, -
Nathan Lyman, -
Eliza Fosdiek,
Mary Ann C Cadwallader,
Sarah Buckingham,
Mary Hatchings,
John H. Parsons,
Anna Parsons,
Barnabas Perkins,
Helen Griswold, -
Julian Stillman,
Ann H. Lee,
Francis P. Wood,
Elizabeth M. Wood,
Elizabeth W. Brown, -
Mary Beals,
George D. Farnham, -
Amelia D. Farnham,
Tryphena R. Farnham,
Margaret E. Wadsworth,
Thomas H. Allen,
Mary A. Allen.
Sarah Jane Williams, -
LucyWanisjaker, -
Ophelia H. Robertson, -
Henry H. Martin, -
Adelaide Starks,
William P. Sloan, -
Adeline C. Vaughn,
John Q. Dudley, -
Joan Walls,
Catharine Sloane, -
Marian Joy,
jCatharine B. Emory,
- wife of Nathan
widow of Abra.
wife of Peyton R
d, of George
Mrs. S. Gretten
- wife of A. R.
widow,
wife of Michener
widow,
widow
wife of John H.
wife of Alex. S.
wife of Otis,
wife of Chas. T.
wife of F. P
wife of Ephraim C.
wife of Edward P.
wife of G. D.
d. of G. D.
niece of James, | ..
- Prof,
wife of Thos. H. 'Letter,
Prof.
Mrs Pelletier, Letter.
Prof.
Letter-iDied Aug. 21, 1853
Mrs. Stewart Elder, Jr
wife of Wm. M.
wife of Wm. H.
- wife of D.
Prof.
Letter
Prof.
Dismissed, 1853
Dismissed, 1853
D
26
1853
feb. 1
16
April 10
How I
rec'd. I
Adaline Ann Wirt.
John J. Parsons, -
Sarah Parsons,
Jonathan E. KobinsoD,
Emily Robinson,
Ann Jane Havens, -
Wm. Foubister,
Wm. Stimpson, -
Eliza "W. Stimpson,
Sarah A, Lee, -
Harriet E. Arey, -
Rebecca Sloan,
George AV. Meech,
Emmeline U. Haddock,
Stephen S. Smith,
Cornelia J. Smith,
Flavel W. Sherman,
Charles E. West,
Elizabeth G. West,
Elida Francis,
Henry L. Safford,
John Grannis, -
Benjamin Timmerman,
William H. Joy,
Charles C. Perkins,
David Perkins,
Sarah K. Remington,
Elizabeth Cook,
Byron W. Bowen,
William H. Nelson,
William Perkins,
Ceilan A. Hendee,
Eliza A. Magee,
Mary Jane Cooley,
Sarah E. Clark,
Addie M. Gleason,
Oral C. Van Duzee, -
Sarah G, Walker,
Kate P. Stillman,
Orton S. Clark, -
Frank S. Chester,
jNJyron H. Clark, -
Jairus H. Leech,
Emily J. Budlong, -
Prof.
wife of John J.
ILetter,
wife of J.
wife of E.
wife oi V m.
wife ol Oliver
wifd of Wm. P
- wife of J. E
- wife of S. S.
Dismissed, 1853
Prof.
Letter.
wife of Cha's E.
wife of Daniel,
Died, Mar. 8, 1853
wife of Edward F
Prof.
daughter of Rev. A
daughter of Wm. S.
daughter of S. G,
niece of Horace,
daughter of Alfred W.
27
Wlien rec'fl.
April 10
Jane 5
Au£
Sept. 29
Names.
Helen M. Loomis,
Sarah Crocker,
Rosina M. Winchell,
Annie M. Bement,
Mary A. Farnliam, -
Sarah W. Avery,
Joshua M. W'hitcomb, -
Sarah Wiiiteonib,
Pascal P. Pratt, -
Henry T. Kneeland,
Miranda Ross,
Frances F. Bement, -
Sophronia A. Averill,
Mary A. Randall,
Walter C. Cowles,
Harriet E. Kneeland, -
Charles H. Gildersleeve,
Abby B. Oildersleeve.
Joel H. Ross,
Eliza Ross,
Edward S. Rich, -
Martha S. Rich,
Mary K. Van Diizee,
Ellira B. Averill,
Mary Jane Leonard,
Lucy Jane Havens, -
Elizabeth Kretner,
Margaret Ann Lyman,
Grace L. Francis,
Anna j\L Brown,
Edward P. Beals,
Alonzo S. Bement,
Albert Jones,
Martin V. B. Averill,
Julia M. Dunbar,
P. Stephen Lyman,
Elias Weed,
Fanny E. Weed,
Cynthia E. Weed, -
Estes H. Cowing,
Mary Jane Cowing,
Jesse Randel,
Cornelia Randel,
Susan Hibbard, -
daughter of Erastus,
wife of William,
daughter of Mr?. R.
daughter of Geo. D.
wife of Chris. L.
- wife of J. M.
daughter of Joel H.
daughter of Mrs. R.
niece of Geo. Davis,
- daughter of E. Y.
wife of C. H.
- wife of J. H.
daughter of Gains B.
daughter of Wm. S.
daughter of Jacob,
wife of Burke,
daughter of Daniel,
■wife of William,
daughter of Lyman,
wife of Elias,
daughter of Elias,
wife of E. H
wife of J
H(»v
rec"d
Prof.
Letter.
Prof.
I Letter.
Prof.
Letter.
28
OFFICERS
OF THE CHURCH AND SOCIETY,
September, 1853.
PASTOR.
Rev. albert T. CHESTER, D. D.
ELDERS.
BENJAMIN HODGE, JOHN R. LEE,
CHAUNCEY D. COWLES, CHARLES E. CLARKE.
DEACONS.
CHARLES TAINTOR, HORACE STILLMAN,
MORRIS BUTLER, GEORGE L. HUBBARD.
H. Stillman, Treas. Benevolent Contributions.
1st
Class.
2d
Class.
.3d
Class.
TRUSTEES.
Dennis Bowen, ^
Andrew J. Rich, y Term expires 1856.
Henry C. Walker. )
( Jason Sexton, i
-< James Wadsworth, V Term expires 1855.
( Austin A. Howard. )
Thomas J. Dudley, )
Charles G, Miller, [• Term expires 1854.
Pascal P. Pratt. )
Jason Sexton, President.
Dennis Bowen, Secretary.
Charles G. Miller, Treasurer.
The Annual Meeting of the Society for the choice of Trustees is on the first
Monday of April.
29
CHOIK.
Charles E. Young, Leader. Dr. Wm. Krauskoph, Organist.
SEXTON AND COLLECTOR.
Zenas Clark.
SABBATH SCHOOL
Wm. Stimpson,
Charles E. Clarke,
Charles G. Miller, ....
John J. Parsons, - - . .
Edward Lee,
Mrs. Doct. Chester,
g. humason,
N. A. Halbert, '
E. S. Hawlet,
Miss L. H. Barnes,
Superintendent.
- Ass't. Sup't.
Secretary.
Librarian.
- Ass't. Librarian.
Teachers of Bible Classes.
Teacher Infant Department.
LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Mrs. G. B. Rich, President. Mrs. G. L. Hubbard. V. Pres.
Mrs. A.^A. Howard, Secretary and Treasurer.
LADIES' HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Mrs. Doct. Chester, President.
Mrs. G. L. Hubbard, Secretary and Treasurer.
Pastor's Residence, No. 289 Pearl St. ; after 1st May, 1854, No. 238 Franklin St.
30
ALPHABETICAL CATALOGUE
OF MEMBERS IN COMMUNION,
SEPTEMBER, 1853.
A.
Aylswortb, Mrs. Mary
Avery, Mrs. Christopher L.
Allen, L-a W.
Averili, Sophronia A.
Allen, Thomas H.
Averill, Ellira B.
Allen, Mrs. T. H.
Averili, Martin V. B.
Arey, Mrs. Oliver
B.
Bowen, Dennis
Bell, Mrs. G. W.
Bowen, Mrs. Dennis
Beeson, Emma
Bull, Mrs. Eunice
Brush, Hiram
Bissell, H. H.
Brush, Mrs. H.
Bissell, Mrs. H. H.
Buckingham, Mrs. Sarah
Butler, Morris
Bement, Mrs. Rhoda
Baxter, Susan
Beraent, Alonzo S.
Ball, John N.
Bement, Annie M.
Barrows, Mrs. Alraon Z.
Bement, Frances F.
Brodhead, Wm. W.
Budlong, Alfred W.
Brodhead, Mrs. Wm. W.
Budlong, Emily J.
Buchanan, Mrs. Robert G.
Brown, Mrs. Ephraim C.
Barnes, Lavinia H.
Beals, Edward P.
Brown, Mrs. Benjamin
Beals, Mrs. E. P.
Baldwin, Mrs. Daniel
Bowen, Byron W.
Bell, Garret W.
Brown, Mrs. Wm.
c.
Coit, Gurdon C.
Coe, Mrs. S. C.
Coit, Mrs. G. C.
Chittenden, Emily
Cowles, Chauncey D.
<"'hurch, Selinda
Cowles, Mrs. C. D.
Chester, Mrs. A. T.
Cowles, Walter C.
Chester, Alice
Clarke, Charles E.
Chester, Frank S.
Clarke, Mrs. C. E.
Cook, Mrs. Peyton R.
Cronyn, Elizabeth
Cadwallader. Mrs. Michener
Clapp, Mrs. Eliza S.
Cook, Mrs. Edward F.
Clark, Zenas
Cooley, Mary J.
Clark, Mrs. Z.
Clark, Sarah E.
Clark, Myron H.
Crooker, Mrs. William
Clark, Orton S.
Cowing, Estes H.
Chapman, Mrs. G. L.
Cowing, Mrs. E. H.
Coe, Spencer C.
D.
Dudley, Mrs. Thomas J.
Dunbar, Lyman
Dunbar, Mrs. L.
Dunbar, Julia M.
Davis, Mary E.
Dickensou, Mrs. Matilda
Emory, Mrs. D.
Fellowes, Mrs. Harriet
Farrar, Sarah E.
Fosdick, Mrs. Eliza
Farnham, Mrs. G. D.
Griffith, Mrs. Mary Ann
Giffing, William
Giffing, Elizabeth W.
Gretten, Mrs. Stephen
Griswold, Mrs. Alex. S.
Hawley, Elias S.
Hawley, Mrs. E. S.
Hodge, Benjamin
Hodge, Mrs. Benj.
Hotchkiss, Mrs. J. W.
Howard, Mrs. A. A.
Hubbard, George L.
Hubbard, Mrs. G. L.
Humason, Gamaliel
Humason, Mrs. G.
Haddock, Joseph E.
Haddock, Mrs. J. E.
Johnson, Joseph
Johnson, Mrs. Joseph
Jewitt, James H.
Jewitt, Edward cJ.
Davis, George
Davis, Mrs. George
Davis, Mary E.
Dudley, John Q.
Dudley, Mis. J. Q.
Durfee, Julia
E.
Elder, Mrs. Stewart, Jr.
F.
Farnham, Tryphena R.
Farnham, Mary A.
Francis, Mrs. Daniel
Francis, Grace Long
G.
Grannis, John
Gleason, Addie M.
Gildersleeve, Charles H.
Gildersleeve, Mrs. C. H.
H.
Hall, Mrs. Joel
Halbeit, Norton A.
Halbert, Mrs. N. A.
Holbrook, Henry J.
Haven, Simon Z.
Haven, Mrs. S. 'Z.
Haven, Sarah E.
Hutchings, Mrs. Mary
Havens, Mrs. E. S.
Havens, Lucy Jane
Hendee, Ceilan A.
Hibbard, Susan
J.
Joy, William H.
Joy, Mrs. William H.
Jones, Albert
-ffSl) __ i^ii^"^
K.
Kendall, Mrs. L. F.
Kretner, Jacob
Kneeland, Elisba Y.
Kretner, Mrs. J.
Kneeland, Mrs. E. Y.
Kretner, Elizabeth
Kneeland, Harriet E.
Ketcham, Alonzo R.
Kneeland, Henry T.
Ketcham, Mrs. A. R.
L.
Lee, John R.
Lyman, Mrs. Burke
Lee, Mrs. John R.
Lyman, P. Stephen
Ludlow, Mrs. Chs. H.
Loomis, Mrs. Erastus
Loomis, Mrs. H. N.
Loomis, Helen M.
Loomis, Cornelia W.
Lee, Mrs. Charles T.
Lightbody, Rhoda
Leech, Jairus H.
Lewis, Mrs. Jared
Leonard, Mary Jane
Lyman, Nathan
Lee, Sarah A.
Lyman, Mrs. N.
M.
Miller, Charles G.
Meacham, John H.
Mulligan, Mrs. Eugene
Meachara, Mrs. J. H.
Marvin, "William W.
Maxwell, Mrs. Joshua
Marvin, Mrs William W.
Martin, Henry H.
Merrick, Aaron C.
Magee, Eliza A.
N.
Nichols, Mrs. Merrit
Nelson, William H.
P.
Pratt, Pascal P.
Powell, Elizabeth
Pratt, Mrs. P. P.
Potts, Mary
Perkins, Lucy
Patten, Mrs. Elizabeth,
Perkins, George W,
Parsons, John H.
Perkins, Charles C.
Parsons, Mrs. J. H.
Perkins, David
Perkins, Barnabas
Patten, Mrs. James W.
Perkins, Mrs. B.
Patten, Martha Ann
Parsons, John J.
Parsons, Lewis B.
Parsons, Mrs. John J.
Parsons, Mrs. L. B.
Perkins, WilUam
E.
Rich, Gaius B.
Rich, Martha S.
Rich, Mrs. G. B.
Robinson, Mrs. Clark
Rich, Andrew J.
Remington, Mrs. Esther R.
Rich, Mrs. A. J.
Remington, Cyrus K.
Rich, Edward S.
Remington, Elizabeth H.
Remington, Sarah K.
Ramsdell, Mrs. Alex.
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