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Voted That Every Member In full Communion Pay 1 s. [6 d. ] Per Year for & Defraying ye Sacramentall Charges. but [This] being an Insufficient sum, e JJ thit ye Poorer Memb[ers] Might be Eased, It was Voted y! Shd be a Con- Vation Imediately aft! Every Sacrament. Herein Proposing and Expecting 3 at Every one Shd & will Give as y! Circumstances will allow of, for ye Chus !!!! Support and In as much as ye Chh. has not a stock, where with to Sup- !! y: Sacramnt without Imediate Supplies it was Judged Meet & a Duty for wych as are able to Pay [all ye] 1-6 yt is fixed upon Every Memb! at ye Be- ning of ye Year. & moreover it was Voted That [Every] Membr Shd Pay Half of it, by ye Expiration of Half the Year, & the oth! Half before the Tar be Past & that all be obliged Hereunto, on Pain [of] offence of ye Chh un- x Li sufficient Reasn be [shorn ?] for Such Neglect
ME Stephen Bartlet, & Mr Ebenezer Currier [were] Chosen & Voted in, to ¿ Ace & service of [ Deach ] In this Chh As Witness Edmd : March [ Pastor] Feb: 16 1731/32 Dech Bartlet was Chosh to Provide for ye Sacrament
*+h. sed: 1732/33 At a Meeting of the 1. Chh : of & in almsbury, this 22d of ah. ! It was Voted that Deacn Tuxbury and Deacn Bartlet [ . ] and #ff of the Chh and in there N[ame?] [End of p. 1.] Discourse with Robert ! it, and Caleb Hobbs, who are undr Scand! and Suspens! Concerning their ", entance and Readyness In a Regular way, to make y! Peace with the Chh wow! make Report of their Discovery in this matt! to my self Edmd March, Past! Voted also that yr shd be an Hundred of ye assemblies Catechist Bought with the Chhs: money to be Distributed among ye Children of our People as they are in want of them Edmd: March Past!
May 29. 1785. At a meeting of the 1st: Che of Christ in Amesbury May 29. / It was Proposed wheth! the Chh thought it for the honour of God, and Enz che Intrest of Religion, that Persons in Cowent : having fallen under Scandal 4. be Restored to Charity upon their making Suitable Confession of y! Sin 12. Profession of yr Repentance, before the Chh only: and it Passed in the afternative
At the same meeting (it appearing, that Mary Currier, (who was Some C n.Mrable time Since, Guilty of the sin of fornication) appears disposed to
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make her Peace with God and the Chh, and also Disposed to Come before the Chh according to order; but being undr some Present Hindrances, Desire the Chh would Stil have Patience with her) it was Proposed whethr the Chh wd forbear any act of Discipline towards her in hopes of her Complyance with her duty : and it Passed in the affirmative.
& it was also Proposed whether Deacn Tuxbury shd Visit her to direct and help her in duty und[ Present discouragemts and it Passed in the affirmative.
At the Same Meeting (it being observed that Caleb Hobbs a member in full Commn with the Chh had for Some Considerable time absented himself from the Publick worship and from the Lords table, and y! being a General Dissatisfaction about it,) it was Proposed wheth! the Pastor Shd Send for Sayd Hobbs and upon discourse with him Eithr forbid him Coming to the Lords table or admit him there according as he shd think Proper - and it Passed in the affirmative
At the Same Meeting it was Proposed Whether Deacn Tuxbury Shd treat with Mrs Brown, Executrix to ye Will of Deacn Joseph Brown Late of Ames- bury Deceased about the Legacy Left to this Chh, and be Impowered to Re- cieve it. and it Passed in the affirmative.
At the Same Meeting (the Widow Martyn having Sought to the Chu for Relief,) it was Proposed Whether [End of p. 2.] Deacn Currier Should Give her money out of the Chhs Stock, according as he and Decn Bartlet, upon Enquiry into her Circumstances Should think Proper, not Exceeding the Sum of Twenty Shillings: & it Passed in ye affirmative.
As Witness Edmd: March Pastor
April 16, 1736. The 1st Chh of Christ in Amesbury being assembled ac- cording to Notification. It was Proposed whether the Chh would Release Sarah the wife of Edward Goodwin from Paying to the Support of the Sac- ramt for the Time Past & it Passed in the affirmative.
At the Same Meeting It was Proposed whether those that have not Payd their Proportion for the Support of the Lord's Supper Shal be Cited before the Chh : to answer for their Neglect therein and it Passed in the affirmative.
At ye Same Meeting It was Proposed whether the Chh would send two of the Brethren in their Name, to Discourse with our Brother Thomas Hoyt, about his frequent Neglect of the Publick worship, and the Sacrament of the Lord's. Supper, and Report of the Reason thereof, and of his deportmt in the matter, to the Elder of the Chu, and it Passed in the affirmative. and it was Proposed whether our Brother [Orlan]do Bagley and our Brother Deacon John Tux- bury be appointed to this service, and it Passed in ye affirmative
At ye Same Meeting It was Proposed whether the Chh would Buy for the farther furnishing of the Communion table one Flagon, [one?] Platter, two Tankards & two Beakers, and it Passed in the affirmative. and whether the five Pounds Left to the [ Chh ] by Deacon Joseph Brown Deceased, Shd be applyed [to] that use, and it Passed in the affirmative.
At the Same Meeting It was Proposed whether the Chb would Provide a [frame for?] the Baptism Bason to be Put up at the Corner of the Deacons' Seat, and it Passed in the affirmative.
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At the Same Meeting It was Proposed whether the Chh wd allow Deacon
] 2. Pounds for Providing the Sacramental Bread [ ] other trouble ia Providing for the Sacramt the Last y[ear of ?] his doing of it. and whether they wd allow Deacon [Cur]rier four Pounds for the same Service the two ] years and it Past in the affirmative. as Witness Edmd : March Pastor
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April 29th 1736. The first Chh of Christ in Amesbury being assembled » enpling to Notification. It was Voted that the Reasons Sent by the Widow Dorothy flanders why She had not Payd her Part to the Support of the Sac- ra !!! for the year Past are Insufficient; and that she be Informed that the « ha dont think fit to Release ber of any Part of the Sum and that She be Directed to Consid! Seriously of her Neglect, and fault therein, and without Dlay Discharge her Duty in the Mattr
At the Same Meeting It was Voted that the Reason Sent by our Brother Thomas Hoyt why he had not Payd his Part to the Support of the Lord's summer in the year Past is Insufficient. - Voted also that the Chh takes it in Contempt, and is offended that our Sayd Brother, Refuses to Come before the Chp when Sent for. And furthermore, it was Voted that our sayd Brother S'muld be ordered to appear before the Church, to answer for Sayd offences and also to answer for his frequent Neglects of the Publick worship and of the warramt of the Lords Supper
[At the Sam]e Meeting It was Voted that our Brother Caleb Hobbs be nalered to appear before the Chh to answer for his Neglect to Pay to the Sup- wirt of the Sacramt according to the order of the Chh and also for his Con- tempt of the Chh in Refusing to come before them when called for.
[At the] Same Meeting it was Voted that our aforesaid Brother Hoyt, and Brother Hobbs Do appear under Such Circumstances as Render them unfit to Come to the Lords table the Ensuing Sabbath, and that they be Informed urreof.
[ Fina]lly It was Voted that the Present Meeting be adjourned to tuesday the ##; day of May Next, at 3. of the Clock in the after Noon at the House of VE Edind: March. Witness Edmd: March, Pastor.
1 ] 1786 The 1. Chu of & in Amesbury met according to adjournment. Whereas our Brother Thomas Hoyt and our Brother Caleb Hobbs above men- Lined appeared before the Chh and acknowledged themselves Guilty in the things above Charged upon them, and Declared them Sorry therfor, and De- woods and Purposed by the help of God to Reform, the Chh Voted them- wives Satisfied with there shew cf Repentance and that the Said Persons ah! be Restored to their Charity. As Witness Edind: March Pastr.
[ End of p. 4. The records; of this part of the book for the next twenty Frats were not copied.]
1757, June 24 The chh. met with a Design to ask their Disaffected Mem- Lers the reason of their withdraw from the Lords Table. The reason Mr John Hagley gave was that he was disatisfied with the Chh's Vote respecting their iwr'aration, and with Dn Bartlet as not having made Satisfaction for falsify- ing his word. Mir Hoit's Reason, that there was a Disagreemt in the chh.
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Mr Jacob Bagley that he had been forbidden by the pastor, (a mistake). & likewise The Disagreemt in the Chh The Chh did not pass any Vote respect- ing the Validity of their Reasons but Desired an adjournmt of the Meeting to see what might be done towards reconciling Matters of Difficulty. Meet- ing adjourned to the next Monday afternoon
June 6th Chh met by adjournment Confirmed by a Vote the former Vote respecting the Declaration aforsd, after having heard it read. they then at the Desire of the disaffected Brethren consented to call in some Neighboring Ministers, to ask their private advice. The Ministers agreed On to be desired were the revd Mr Wingate & the revd Mr Hale. The Meeting adjourned to the 14th Day of June instant afternoon The Place The parish House. to wait upon Mr Wingate & Mr Hale to lay Matters before them and hear their advice
June 14. At a chh Meeting adjourned from June 6th to June 14. The Chh came into the following Method to settle all late Differences (this by Advice of the revd Mr Wingate & Revd Mr Hale) which have arisen in the Chh between Divers Members, to which, the preceeding Votes have reference from ye 31 of March last to this time: That whereas Dr Ordway was accused of a Breach of promise, & in answer said he did not Remember the promise but if he did make it he [illegible and torn for five lines] & is sorry for it thereupon Voted [ ] the said preceeding Votes Relating to s[ ] Dif- ferences be looked upon as [ ] & void.
[Later records of this portion not copied. ]
Another part of the book was devoted to " Church Censures " and "Absolr- ing and Restoring ye Penitent." On loose leaves were found portions of these records wherein Caleb Hobbs was accused of " Drunkenness and Prophaness &c.," Nov. 4, 1731; suspended from communion Feb. 16, 1731-2; absolved and restored to communion March 25, 1733; but again " suspended from commun- ion at the Lords Table " May 20, 1738, on account of his absenting himself from communion and public worship for a long time, refusing to come before the church, etc.
Dea. Joseph Brown having for a long time absented himself from the Lord's table was called before the church, acknowledged "his error and offence," promised reformation, and. "Was accordingly Recieved," March 18, 1730-1. [He was apparently the one who left a legacy to the church, p. 478.]
Robert Hoit was found guilty of "Excessive Drinking Strong Drink &c.," "suspended therefor from communion at ye Lords Table June 3, 1729, as undr the Head of Chh Censures Page 91. of ye ist Book of Records, may ap- pear." He "did acknowledge his sin, and Profess Repentance before y. Chh." and was "absolved, and Recieved to formr Privileges Lords Day, March 25, 1733. As attests E: March. Past! Vide Chh. Papers."
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A Catalogue of Books belonging to the first Church of Christ in Amesbury,
Bought and Committed, to Deacon John Tuxbury, Deacn Stephen Bartlet & Deac! Ebenezer Currier for the use of the Church and others September 9th 1741.
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Viz:
(Stoddards Safety of Appearing in ye Righteousness of Christ 12-0 Stoddard's Guide to Christ 3-0
These to
Dr Colman on the Incomprehensibleness of God 5-0
Deacn Bartlet
Mather, A Dead faith Anatomized, &c 6-0
Philips's Well Instructed Child or Orthodox Christian 3-6
(Cooper on 17. Luke 34.35.36. one shal be taken &c 1-0
Tennents Sermons on Divers Subjects 14-0
Guthrie, the Tryal of a Saving Intrest in Christ 5-0
These to Deach
Walter on the holyness of heaven 4-0
Turbury
Flavel's Token for Mourners
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( Cooper on Luke 17. 34.35.36. one shal be taken and the other left 1-0 (Dr Watts on Prayer 6-0
Allen ou Conversion 3-6
Wadsworth, Invitation to the Gospel feast 4-0
Flavel Saint Indeed 3-6
Clark on Conversion 2-6
Lord on the Necessity of Regeneration 2-0
Cooper on 17. Luke 34.35.36. one shal be taken &c 1-0
M! Parsons, at the ordination of M! Webster,
& Mr Seccomb's Essay to Excite a further Inquiry into the ancient Matter and Manner of Sacred Singing Committed to Deacn Bartlet & M! Parsons's Discourse Committed to Deacn Currier
[ Above catalogue copied from two pages near the end of the Book.]
Admissions to Full Communion.
Fob: 14 1730/31
David Merrill & Elinor his Wife, Jedidiah Flanders and Eli- nor his Wife, and Judith Kimball Were admited to full Communion
F.b: 27 1731/32.
Willm: Huntington, Ephraim Hunt and Elisabeth his Wife, And Ann Hobbs Were admited to full Communn
Je ly 4 : 1732
Elisabeth Clough Widow was admited to full Comunion
July 2001;
Hester Goodwin Wife to Samll: Goodwin. was admitted to ful Communion
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March 4.
Ruth Wife of Thomas Hoit Was Recieved to ful Communin : Charles Warthen, & Judith Eliot, Widow was Recieved to ful Comme
April 1. 1733.
Mehetabel Wife to Charles Warthen was admited to ful Communion
Apri 15.
Thomas Hoit Jun! Was Recieved to ful Communion.
These to deacn Currier
Dr Sewall on the holy Spirit's Convincing of Sin &c
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May 6 Hannah Kimbal Wife of John Kimbal & Richard Currier Junt were Recieved to ful Commn
March 3. 1733/4 Samuel George was Recieved to full Communion
July 7 1734 March 2: 1734/5
Thomas Coleby the 3d. was Recieved to ful Communion Nehemiah Ordway & Patience his Wife, & Joseph Jewell Were Recieved to full communion
October 26. 1735 George Warren Jun: & Mirriam his Wife were Recieved to full communion
Nov : 30. Dorothy Wife of Joshua Edwards was Recieved &c
Jan. 11. 1735/6 Mary Wife of Gideon Lowell Jun! was Recieved to full Commun!
Feb. 1st Jonathan Blasdel, John Currier, David Blasdell, Widow Mary Martyn, Mary the Wife of henry Ambrose Abigail Warren , and Judith Warren, Were Recieved to ful Com" Abigail Wife of David Blasdell was Recieved &c
Feb. 15. April 4. 1736 May 2d
Widow Hannah Coleby was Recieved &c Alice and Anna Davis were Recieved &c. Humphry Hook was Recieved &c.
July 4th:
August 1st: Septembr 5th
John Tuxbury Junt Was Recieved to fall Comn Rachel the Wife of Jno Lowell, and Elisabeth Davis Were Recieved to full Commn
Nov: 7th May 1st: 1737
Judith the Wife of Timothy Currier was Recieved &c Ezekiel Hoyt and Rebeccalı his Wife, and Deborah the Wife of Jonathan Martyn Were Recieved to full Commn Abigail Carter and Martha Warren Were Recievd &c Mary the Wife of David Hoyt was Recieved &c
Nov : 6 Nov 20 June 18: 1738
Jemima Blasdel Relict of Jacob Blasdel Deceased Was Re- cieved to Communion
Decemb: 9th 1739. Joshua Edwards Was Recieved to full Communion June 22d: 17440
Septembr 22d: May 24th 1741
the wife of John Kimbal Jun! and Abigail Eastman and Sarah Kimbal Were Recieved to full Communion Abigail Wife to Benja Currier was Recieved de Theodore Hoyt and his Wife. David Hoyt, Barnard Currier and Aquila Warren and hannah his Wife were Recievd to full Communion.
Jonathan Farren was Recieved to full Communion
June 21st Nov : 15. Nehemiah Davis & Hannah his Wife were Recieved to ful! Comn
Jan: 24th: 1741/2 Frances Wife to Moses Lowell, Anna & Hannah Lowell and Jacob & Hannah Bagly were Recieved to full Comn
Mar. 21st: 1741/2 Elisabeth Wife to Eliphelet Sweet and Mary Tompson were Recieved to full Communion
April 18. Hannah Stanwood, Hannah Wife of Sam !! Lowell and Mir- riam Wife of Stephen Lowell Were Recieved to full Com- munion
Elisha Weed & Hannah Hacket were Recieved &c
May 23d June 20th Mehettabel the Wife of Edmd: Eliot and Lydia Davis were Recd &c.
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July 18th
Ephraim Blasdel and Sarah Bagly were Recieved to. Com- munion
August 22d :
Abigail George, Hannah Bagly & Electua the Wife of Daniel Currier Were Recieved to full Communion
Septembr 19th
Nov : 21st: Decembr 19th
Shepard and --- the Wife of Willm Bagly were Recieved &c Wm Bagly, & John Bagly and his Wife were recieved &c Lydia Hobbs own'd the Covent and was Recieved &c Rachel Bernard was receiv'd to full Communion
April 22d 1744.
June 24th 1744. Augst 19th 1744.
John Coleby was received to full Communion
Dorothy Jewell wife of Barns Jewell was received to full Communion
Sept : 23d 1744. Oct! 14th 1744
Elizabeth Barnard wife of Joseph Barnard was Received to. full Communion
Elizabeth Coleby wife of Nathll Coleby was Received to full Communion
Abigail Currier wife of Enoch Currier was received to full Communion
May 19th 1745. Jemima Currier wife to Thomas Currier Jun! Renewed her Covt and was admitted to full Communion
June 9th 1745 Joseph Bartlitt & Jane his wife renewed their Covt & were received to full Communion
April 20th 1746 Jacob TuxJury Renewed his Covt & was received to full Communion.
April 5th 1747. Hannah Kimbal the wife of Nathan received to full Coni- munion
May 17th 1747 Sarah Morrill wife of Increase Motril received to full Com- munion
March 27th 1748 Annabell Blasdell wife of Ephraim Blasdell
& Elizabeth Coleby wife of Abraham Coleby
May 220 1748
&. The widow Hannah Coleby were received to full Communion Cato Negro Servant to Jacob Bagly was received to full Communion
March 19th 1749 The wido Esther Coleby, & Elisabeth wife of Obadiah Coleby were received to full Communion
March 26th 1740 Thomas Tuxbury & Judith his wife renewed their Covt & were received to full Communion.
Ebenezer Hunt was received to full Communion
April 30th 1749. July 2d
Benjamin Quinby Junt & Mehitabel Bachelor were received to full Communion,
16th Elizabeth Hunt wife of Ebenezer Hunt was Received to full Communion.
John Wells Junt was received to full Communion
April 15th 1750 April 224 Mary Barnard was received to full Communion
June 11th Mary wife to Francis Bartlitt was received to full Communion
Febr 10th 1750/1 Abraham Merrill & Rachel his wife were received to full Communion
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Admissions to full Communion after a resettlement in 1754. [See p. 377.] 1755 April 20 Miriam Lowell was recd to full Communion
May 25. Stephen Blasdell and Sarah his Wife were recd to full Con- munion
June 22d 1756
Obadiah Colby was admitted to full Communion
March 28
Rhoda-Challis widw
April 18
Hannah Worthen Wife of Joseph worthen
October 10th
Judith the Wife of Moses Goodwin was reed to full Comme
May 14 1758
The Wife of John Tewksbury received to full Communion
1759 April 8th Mirriam George Daught! Peter George reed into full Com. munion
1759 Meriam Tewksbury Daughter of Mr John Tewksbury recd to full Comn
1760. June 15
Thos Pearson reed to full Communion
1761 July 19th Benjamin Tewksbury & Miriam his Wife recd to full Com- munion
1764 Novr 10th Elizebeth Colby reed to full Commun
July 19 1767 Jerusha Tewksbury was reed to full Commion
Renewing of Covenant. together with owning the Covenant. and Baptism as to Such.
Jan: 24. 1730/31. Jedidiah Flanders and Elinor his Wife owned ye Covent and were Baptised
Feb : 21 Hannah Coleby Daughter to Isaac Coleby owned the Coven! and was baptised
April 8th 1731. Willm: Hukely owned the Covent & Was Baptised, - In his own House, and of a week Day, He being Dangerously Sick, and Very Desirous of Covenanting & Baptism, Severall Brethren of ye Chh & others being Present and Consenting y! unto.
May 9th June 27. MI Joseph Coleby, ownd the Covent & was Baptisd
July 11. Ezekiel Warthing Junt owed the Covent & was baptised
Rog! Easman Jun": Renewed his Covent, and Rachel his Wife ownd the Covent and Was Baptised
Feb 21. 1731.
Willm Huntington, & Ephraim Hunt owned the Covent & Were Baptised
May 7. 1732. Thomas Barnard owned the Covent & was Baptised
June 25th: Elisabeth Clough Widow Renewed her Covent
Nov : 12
John Daviss owned ye Covent: & was Baptised
July 15 1733 Hannah Lankestr owned the Covent & was Baptised
July 28 1734 Nehemiah ordway Renewed his Covent
Nov. 17. 1734 Susanna wife to Isaac Chandler owned the Covent: and was Baptised
Theodre Hoit Renewed His Covent
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Xay 11. 1735 *! temb! 14. Judith Warren owned the Covent: & was Baptised Joshua Edwards Renewed his Covenant.
Vov: 30th
Jen: 11. 1735/6
Hannah Wife of Samll : Lowell Renewed her Covent.
Jan: 18th: 1735/6 Joseph Bagley, Nathan Coleby, Moses Currier & Rhoda his Wife, Hannah Coleby, Electa & Elisabeth Wells Renewed their Baptismall Covent
& Abigail Warren, & Hannah the Wife of Nathan Coleby, owned the Covent: & Were Baptised.
224: 20. Jonath": Blasdel, John Currier, John Tuxbury Junt & Elisabeth & Anna Huntington Renewed their Covent
& Jonathan Jones Junr: Samll : Clough Junr:, & Moses War- ren owned the Covent : and Were Baptised.
Yeb 1. feb. 15.
John Bagly & Judith his Wife Renewed their Covent Elisabeth Wife of Samll : Adams Renewd : her Covent :
F-1: 221: Jacob Coleby, Sarah Weed, & Deborah Huntington owned the Covent : & Were Baptised
& Hannah Wife of Ezekiell Warren Junr & Mary Wife of David Hoyt Renewed their Covent :
Fol. 29th : Ezekiel Warren & James George owned the Covent : & Were Baptised.
March 7th :
Hannah Coleby Wife of Isaac Coleby Deceased owned the Covenant and was Baptised
March 23.
Daniel Martyn owned the Covent and was Baptisd
April 13. 1736.
& Dorothy Wife of Jacob Jones Renewd her Covenant Phillip Quinby, Enoch Blasdell, Naomi Eliot & Phebe Hunt, owned the Covenant & were Baptised
May 10
& Alice, and Anna Davis Renewed their Covenant Samuel Goodwin & Mary his Wife, & Abigail Wife of Rug- gles Coleby, owned the Covent : & Were Baptised
& Jonathan Martyn & Dorothy Wife of James Crocker Re- newed their Covenant.
Elisabeth Wife of Jacob Coleby owned the Covent & was Baptisd
Jane 13. 1736. July 11. Angist 220 '4 taber 31
Ann Wife of John Eastman and Martha Greely owned the Covent and Were Baptised
Saml Barnard Junt owned che Covent & was Baptised
& Elisabeth Davis Renewed her Covenant.
Samll Kindrick owned the Covent & was Baptised
X05: 28. 1736. Feb. 27. April 3d 1737. April 24.
& Hannah Kimball owned the Covent & was Baptised Mary Kimball ownd the Covent : & Was Baptised. Mehitabell Wife of Jonathu Jones Junr Renewed her Covent John Currier ye 3d Renewed his Covenant Rebeccah Wife of Ezekiel Hoyt Renewed her Covenant Mary Kimbali owned the Covenant and Was Baptised
& Sarah Eliot aiso owned the Covent & Was Baptised Saralı Wife of John Tuxbury Jun! Renewed her Covent
Samll Adms Renewed his Covent
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Octobr 23 Elisabeth Huntington Jun! owned the Covt and Was Baptised & Martha Warren Renewed her Covent Elias Hunt Renewed his Covenant
December 4.
May 7th : 173S. Jonathan Bagly & Dorothea his Wife, and Dorothy Wife T. NathIl : Brown Jun! and Hannah Bagly Renewed thei: Covenant
July 16 Thomas Warren and Lydia his Wife owned the Covent and Were Baptised
July 8. 1739
Joseph Coleby Jun! Renewed his Covent
August 12: 1739 David Goodwin & Elinor his Wife owned the Covenant an Were Baptised.
Sept : 23d 1739. John Kimbal Junt & Jacob Coleby Junr own'd the Covenant and Were Baptised
Feb : 17:
Zacheus Coleby owned the Covenant and was Baptised an. Mary his Wife Renewed her Covenant
Abigail Eastman and Sarah Kimbal Renewed y! Coven
April or May June 8. 1740 July 20. Nov: 23d 1740
Nathll : Eastman and Mary his Wife Renew'd their Covenant Barnard Currier Renewed his Covenant.
William Bagly and - his Wife Renewed their Covenal .: & Eliphelet Sweet and Elisabeth his Wife also Renewd y. Covenant
Decembr 14th
Gideon Currier & Ruth Currier Renewed their Covenant
& Mary Eliot owned the Covent and was Baptised
Jan. 4th: 1740/41 Mary Tompson owned the Covent and was Baptised.
April 12th: Anna Hoyt Renewed her Covenant.
May 3d : 1741.
Joseph Hannah and Sarah Barnard owned the Covent an" were Baptised and Elisabeth the Wife of Joseph Barna! . Renewed her Covenant.
May 17. 1741. Aquila Warren owned the Covent and was Baptised And I. Wife Hannah Renewed her Covent
June 14th: 1741. Philip Challis Junt owned the Covent & was Baptised
July 12th 1741. Jonathan Currier and Eliphelet Merril and Lydia his Wif- Renew'd their Covenant
Novembr 15
Hannah wife of Nehemiah Davis was Baptised
Feb : 21st: 1741/2. Elisha Weed owned the Covent and was Baptised
April 4th 1742
David Bagly Renew'd his Covent and Mary his Wife own' !! the Covent and was Baptised.
April 18. May 9th
Hannah Stanwood own'd the Covent & was Baptised Cato Negro Servant to Jacob Bagly own'd the Covent & W.a. Baptised.
Augst 5to 1744
Rachel Jones owned the Covent & was Baptized & Saml! Wait Renewed bis Covent
Augst 19th 1714. Barns Jewell owned the Covt & was Baptized Elizabeth Coloby wife of Nathil renewed her Covt
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