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Eastman 56, H. E. 161, J.W .
589
Eckley J. 367
Edwards 535, J. 279 370 495, T. 423
Ela B. 212
Eldredge E. D. 74 413
Eliot A. 71, J. 409
Ellis M
434, J. M. 540 ! Goodell W.
99
Goodall 557
Goodhue
180 359 529
Goodridge S. 194
Goodwin D. 162 244
Goodyear G.
Gookin N. 69 76, N. jr. 106 Gordon. M. D. 186
Goss S.
435
Gould W. 473
Govan A. 87 607
Gray R.
322
Greeley E. H. 435 545, S.S.N. 103 497
Green
542, S. 154
Greenleaf W. C.
391
Greenough W. 142
Greenwood T.
277
Griswold J. F. 476
Grosvenor M. G. 282 422
Gunnison J.
22
Hale B. E. 255, J. L. 520 603, M. 28
Hall 56, A. 247 278 467, J. 598 R.235, S. R. 447, T. 513 Hardy N. K. 558
Harlow W. 19
Harris S. 146 242 259, W. 31 218 369 372 376 384 392 551 Harrington 209, T. 291
Hartwell
449
Haskell H. M. 325
Hastings J. S. · 107
Hatch R. C. 393
Haven 429, Jacob 444, Joseph 336 341
Hayes A.
260, A. A. 90
Flagg E.
Fleming A.
545
Hayward W. H. 131
Hawes J. T. 332
Hawley
400
Hazeltine E. 113 382
Hazen
17
Hebard 487, S. 504
Henchman N.
150
Herbert C. D. 220
Herrick H. 263 372, W. T. 23 Hewes F. A. 435
Hibbard
278, A. 428
Hidden 387, E. N. 36 214 398, S. 502 586 589 591
Hill E. 162 208 242, J. B. 208, 604, S. 341
Hilliard J.
332
Hitchcock R.D. 50, W.D. 50 Hobart J. 98 103 114 417 494 528 531 548 562 580 600
Hobbs J.
237
Hodgman
568
Holman
Holmes O.
113 590
Holt 124 212 509, E. 60 122 138, J.161, P.46 164 241, T.86 Homer 124 142
Hood J. A. 408
Hooper W. 335
Horton W. 324
Hough G. W. 372
Hovey J.
473 519 571
Howard 529, J.T. 489, J. 221,
L. 324, N. 347 417
Howe
312 432, G. 533, N.
166, P. 293
Howel S. N.
192
Howland H. O.
183 416
Hubbard
586
Hull E.
134, J. 54
Humphrey J. P.
314
Ely W. 312 ,
Emerson 273 532, D. 152 170
185 193, John 96 284, Jos. 193, N. 177
Emery E. J. 198, J. 402, S. 114
Emmons N. 181 219 434 442 517 551 298
Erwin
Estabrook
573
Estabrooks
166, E. 461
Evans E.
504 531, I. 367
Everett
274, E. 170
Ewers N.
136
Fairbanks
519 558
Fairchild J. H. 49
Fargo G.
434
17 430
Farley S. Farnsworth J. D. 298 567, S. H. 125 182 434
Farnum L.
372
Farrar J.
255, S. 232
Farrington 301
Farwell J. E.
343 503
Fay S. P. 74
Fessenden 247 278 300 449
Field
487 588, L. 448
Fifield W.
138 375 384
Finney
399
Fish E.
264, H. 279 297
Fisher 429, E. 457, J. 164, J. L. 188
Fisk A. 245, Joel 370, Jonas 131, N. W. 498
Fitch Jabez
54, John 121 28 Haynes L. 471
Fletcher
326, E. 392
Flint E. 21
Fobes W. A.
36 391
Fogg J.
48 91
Follet W.
210 243
Folsom N. S.
168
Forward
311
Foster 309, A. 360 491 525 531 568, B. F. 198 413, D. 425, Eden B. 239 389 541, Ed- mund 152, J. 283
Fowle
580
Fowler B. 177, 0.50
Freeman H.
375
French D. L. 189, D. 284, H. S. G. 198 372, James R. 241, Jona. 105 108 142
Fuller 192, E. 571, E. C. 525, R. 599 302 306 416 423 488 Fullerton W. 149
Furber 590
Gale W. 165, W. P. 284 577
Garland D. 185, J. 516
Gates C. H. 115
Gay B. 270, J. S. 290
Gaylord
George E. 481 493
Gerould M. 251 271 526
Gibbs 545
Gillett 124 163
Gilman |
124, N. 327, T. 23
Gilmore G. 201
Glines J. 338 372
Goddard 472 532, E. 277 295, W. 301 604
Goldsmith A. 300 333
Gooch J. 477 480
Goodale
536, D. 273
Houston J.
156 180
298
586
Eaton
292, J. M. R. 389
Connovan 324 Esty 516 532
620
INDEX OF CLERGYMEN.
Huntoon B.
413 Lowell J.
77 | Odlin
48 75, W. 48 50 278 419 425 550 116 279
Ordway J. 399, M. 448, N. 124 335, S. 19 305 129
Osgood
Otis
Page 192 480 514 531, A. C.
252, C. 163 476, J. 35, J. C. 125 494 495, R. 182 330 358 457 533, T. 504 548, W. 132 189
Paige C. 289 405, R. 179 432
Paine
Parker C. 19 331, E. L. 42 191 201, F. 361, H. E. 374, N. 260
188
Parsons 17 130 156, E. 428, B. F. 323, E. G. 44, J. 491, S. 128, W. 135 490
183
Partridge Patrick 361 493 495
Patten
255, W. A. 36 372
Payson A. M. 325, S. 247 286
310 421
Peabody 298 399, A. P. 56 98, J. 291 461, S. 16
Peacock
143
Peak 124, J. 105
Pearley 358
Pearson 87
Peckham 116
Perkins 165 183 221 252 391 416 505
Perley
133 547
Perry B. 563, C. 302, D. 186 548, G. B. 211
65 Peters Phelps 308
Phillips
28 366
Pickering 59
Pidgin
72
Pierce
. 17
Pike F. V. 343, James 345,
John 68 321
Pillsbury E.
Pine
241
Pinklam 480
Piper 592 596
Pitman 298
Pittman 172
Plumer
98
Pomeroy 268 270 298 Morrison 348, J. 240, W. 90 149 158 190 Pond 138
Porter 330, E. 309, H. 128, M 471, N. 338 592, R. 332 502, W. H. 192
Potter I. 438 533, {J. 461, L. 443, W. A. 604
Powers 437. D. 446, G. 544, J. W. 447, P. 232 542, U. 447, W. 105
Pratt
279 301
Prentice J. 24 113 493, N. 222 Price 355 386
Prince 23 315
Punchard 572
Putnam A. 447, I. W. 100 122, J. W. 447, J. M. 379 383,
98 Norris R. A. 363 384
291 Quint A. H. 326
Ralle 54
Rand 276, A. 493, J. 193 Randall 292, B.99 338 478 485 Rankin 515, A. 413 576 603 609
Hurd I.
49 52 Lucas
401 549 Olcott
Hurlbert M. L.
Hurlbut
480
McClenning D. 242
McClintock S. 48 57 58 73 82 156 491
Mc Clure D. 107
Mc Collom J. T. 333
McDowell 201
McEwen J. F. 129 434
McFarland A.
368 491
McGee J.
168 176 181 223
McGregore D. 89 156 585, J. 38 58
McKeen J.
73 519
Main A.
340
Maltby 535
Mann A. D. 53. C. 400, J. 247 Manning A. 19 172 383 407 448 474 587
Mansfield I. 48
Manson A. 160
Marble
255
March D. 224, E. 76
Marsh J.
271 511 568 610
Martin R. 490
Mason 56, S. 87 461
Mather C. 47
Maud D. 319
Mead S. 248 449
Mellish J. H. 87
Merrill D.163, E. 598, G. 115 170, I. 190, J. H.403 595, J. 422 446, N. 128 187 349 195,
S. H. 316 488, T. A. 165 Merwin 242
Metcalf 142
Miles N. 243
Miller 566 569
Mills
301, S. J. 451
Miltimore 49 192, J. 141 212
Mitchel D. 402
Moody A. 237, H. 361, John
136, Josh. 54 95 118 54, S. 54
Moore
124, H. 212 391,
H. D. 122, Humph. 154 177 213
Mason 334, S. 163 229
Morgan T. 331 375
Morrell J. 485
Morrill D. L. 171, R. 348
Morse 358, J. 609, S. 211 298 Moulton 358
Murdock W. 23 27
Murry 309
Muzzey C. F. 260, W. 290 Myrick 361
Nason 325
Neal 59
Newell G. '283, I. 555, D. 569
Leonard L.
258
Leslie G. 474 Nichols S. 316 596, W. 399
Leveridge W.
318
Nickerson 591
Nicols 511.
Noble 198 565, 0. 97
Norwood
495 498
Loomis J. N. 472 Nott 154 223
Lord C. E. 138, J. 476, N. 153
168.203 W. 587
Low 589 Ober
251
Oliphant
565 McBride 40 Olmsted 210
Hurlin Hutchins S.
334
Hutchinson
265 309 472 513
Hyde S.
Jackson A.
Jameson 586
Janes J. L.
461
Jefferds F.
46
Jenkins A.
26₺
Jennings W. 523
Jennison 220 254 300 393 456 Jewell 5₴8
Jewett 90,588, D.23,G. B.224, H. C. 381, L. 34 243, W. R. 572
Johnson W. 144
Jones 182, A. D. 246, E.
176 424, H. 434, I. 23, J. W. 494, J. L. 452, T. N.399 588 238
Keep J.
Kelly J. 62, W. 414
Kellogg
17, D. 444 446,
E. M. 210 231
Kemp G. S.
254 260
Kendall 292, H. A. 221 259
375, Horace 467
Kennedy N. 82 190
Kent A. 359, C. H. 316
Kidder J. 222
Kilburn J. 300
Kimball D. 372 540, I. 197, J. 419, L. P.214, M. 372 393 413, R. 347 417
Kingsbury C. 476, N. 219, S. 347 576
Kinkead J. 144
Kirk E. N. 203
Kittredge C. B. 221, S. 221
Kneeland A. 449
Knight I.
387 505 519
Knollys H.
318
Knowlton D. 485
Lamb H. J. 241
Lambert T. R. 324 561
Lamson S. 224
Lancaster D. 493 495
Lane J.
331 386 502
Langdon 49, G. 265, S. 58 79 99 121 256 265
Langley
358 531
Lankton Levi 250, Lewis 113
Larkham T. 319
Lawrence 292, J. 132 253 391,
M. 308, R. F. 434 454
Lawton J.
181
Lazell 449
Leach G. 503 589
Leavitt D. 140, Jona. 300 424
Le Bosquet J. 46 114 177 372 398 530 549
Lee S. 210 236
Little E. G. 211
Livermore A. A. 280, J. 244 Lock 212, S. 255
Long D. 164, J. A. E. 82 Norton
Longley J. 452
Noyes 48, 586 D.J.374, N.135 Nye 431
322
Lyman 330, G. 274 282
334
300
Newhall 255, E. 192, C. 542 Newman 142
191, P. 398
Parrish
621
INDEX OF CLERGYMEN.
Ransom Rawson Read
Reed 124 309, A. 208, A. H. 125
Remele
467 23
Remington
Reyner J. 320, J. jr. 320 325 Rice 387
Rich 297 451 480
580
Richards A. 154 168 225, H. 448, J. DeF. 426, J. 570, Ja. 164, John 305 533
Richardson C. A. 604, C. W. 417 532, E. H. 174, H. 609, W. 197, Wm. 164 246, D.F. 542
Richmond 103
Riggs 302
Ripley
534
Robie
61
Robinson 399, D. 97, I. 177
290 476, J. 10 258
Rockwell
239
Rockwood 296
Rogers D. 50, J. 50, L. 524, N. 75 120, Sam. 448 451, Stephen 303 359 461 Rolfe 358 525 548
Rollins
407 Stow B.
447, J. M. 300
Rood
484 495 521, 590
Root
323
Rowe 182
Rowell
442 435
49
Sullivan L. 568, T. R. 280
Sumner 56, C. 277
Weed 480
Welch F.
22, M. 116
Weld
222
Wellman 517, J. W. 43, Jas.
436 443 550, Jubilee 416 Wells M. H. 408, N. 36 493, S. 248, T. 212 316
Wesson
476
Weston 221
419 428
Tarlton J W.
391. J. 113
Taylor 312 588, C.456, Eli 502, E. W. 445, L. 169
Temple
536
Tennent 145
Tenney A. P. 548, C. 116, D. 315, E. 564, L. 274, S. G. 182 250 372
Scovell 407 Tewksbury 105 Whitcomb 282
Scribner 188
Seabury 580
Seagrave 344
Seamans
401
Searle 589, J. 23 206 410.M.C.
545, R. T. 389
Seccombe 85
Sever 321
Sewall E. Q. 154. J. 498 568,
H. 498 588, S. 56
Seymore 502
Seymour 205
Shaw 592, J. 55 486 487 502,
N. 82
Shearer 191
Shearman
322
Towne
540
Townsend 299
Sheldon
125
Shepard
212
Shepherd 384
Short 441 462
True E. 480, H. 61 156 170
Tucke J. 28 54, J. jr. 382
Shuttlesworth 429 Tucker E. W. 137, J. 394
Tufts
190
Turner 487 309 528, I. 498, J. 86
Tuttle
192, W. G. 268
Twining 333
Tyler
98
Upham T. C. 342, T. 36 491 Utley 46
Veazey 327
Wadsworth
160
W'aitt 448 461
Walcott 309
Waldo 604
Waldron 325
Wales
550
Walker C. 235 305, Jas. 331 336, John 176 254, T. 366 491, T. jr. 286 360 372
Wallace
198 202 398
99
Ward 312, J. 99 134 510 572, Jona. 21 115 515, M. 182, N.
Steele 571
Wardlaw
510
Warner A. 484 499, A. B. 214 424
Warren 161 487, E. 501, J.
375
Wason
577
Waterman
357
Waters 171
Watson 348
Watts
257 259
Webber 133
Webster 48 124, J. 74, S. 243 Wedgewood 338
Sutherland 134 510 581 611
Rust
Sabin 261 297
Safford
476, C. G. 497
Salter J. W. 214, T. G. 324 Sanford 101 Taft
Sargent 130 399, B. 19 357
406, N. 461, R. M. 331 495 Saunders 505
Savage T. 155 158 201, W.T. 155 387
Sawin 205
Sawyer B. 135, D. 213 457
549, J. 542 556 569, M. 388 Saxton .539
Wheelwright
47 66
Whipple 477 509, E. 480 527, J. 76
White 474, B. 312 430 457 476 540, H. 182 265 399, J. 196, L. 46, 435, W. O 280
Whitefield 13 41 50 52 77 99 140 517
Whiting C. 209 246, L. 122 Whitney 292
Whiton J. M. 149 156 158 160 229 231 243, O. C. 268 298 302
Whittemore 143, A. 402 86
Wilbur
Wilder 426
Wilkins
309, D. 150 166 193
Willey B. G. 331 336, C. 87
364 400, S. H. 524, I. 172 342 524 588, W. 524 585
Williams 124 566, R. 588, Si- mon 144 500, Stephen 126 261 448, W. 49
Wilson J. 18 29, M. 170, N. 485
160 | Sleigh 289 273
164 |
Smalley 283 551
Smith 592, A. 353, B. 82 129 220 252 289, D. 502, D. P. 176, Eli 186 212 218 399, Elias 59 80, Elihu 254, Ethan 392 544, F. P. 494, H. 329 435, I. 113 383 470 482 491, J. A. 333, John 49 87 131 368 544, M. H. 224, O. 56, P. 407 589, W. A. 570
South worth 433
Spaulding 449, A. 442 298, G 343, J. 480, S. J. 344
Sperry
222
Spofford 17 21 493 498, L. A. 606
Sprague 256 260 278
Stanford 358
Staniford 361 519
Stearns 22 45 123 491
143 55
Stevens
273, J. 447, P. 348 124
Stickney
Stiles
121
Stoddard
476
Stone 124 198 292, B. P. 386 520, C. 281
Stowell
172
Stratton
493
Strong
542, E. 271 86
Swan B. L. 344, J. 222 Sweet 298
Swift
446 461
449
Talbot
189
Tappan 109, A. 85, D. D. 331
386, J. 429
Wheaton Wheeler A. 23 125 502, H. 358, J. 569
Wheelock E. 428 524 537 538, J. R. 467 607, S. M. 407,
S. W. 142
Thatcher
49, O. G. 359 604
Thayer 279, Eben. 71, Elihu 45 85 448, L. 147, N. 72
Thomas
432
Thompson 188, G. W. 87, J.
314 576, T. 40, W. 83 333
Thornton
Thurston 124, B. 108 382, J. 81 585, James 136, P. 345 Tinker 102
Tisdale 259 265
Tobey 330
Tolman
17 182 212 289 457
Tomb
Toppan
Shedd 242 523
Tracy
309, C. B. 353
Trask 20
Treadway 247
Shurtleff R.
43 533, W. 96
Scales Jacob 389 472, James 360 372 392
Stuart
Rowland Russell C. 360 448, C. P. 23, J. T. 372 139 Swain 228
Stephens
Walton
136 366 Willard 602 607
622
INDEX OF OTHER PERSONS.
Wines
448 467
533 545 587, J. 452, S. 349 | Wooster 609
Wingate
308, P. 78 355 386 461 467 520 551
Winget
130 Woodbridge 279
Woodbury
170
Wright D. 434, E. S. 423, J. 291, R. N. 541, W. 427
Young 348, J. K. 325 499, J.S.
323
NAMES NOT IN THE PRECEDING INDEX.
Abbott, 60, 81, 359, 508 ; Adams, 327, 495, Lancaster, 199 ; Lane, 229, 508 ; Lang, 447 ; Prof. 537, 549; Aiken, 73, 149 ; Anher, 279 ; Appleton, 73, 259, 276 ; Atherton, 154 ; At- kinson, 382 ; Austin, 355.
Bachelder, 37, 394 ; Badger, 494 ; Bailey, 273; Baker, 279; Baldwin, 199, 228, 229; Barbour, 344; Barnes, 191; Barter, 96 ; Bartlett. 105, 143 ; Bean, 123, 125; Beekus, 460; Belding, 294; Bellows, 299; Bennet, 547; Berry, 127; Bixby, 191; Blake, 125, 275, 382 ; Blaza, 382 ; Blodgett, 102 ; Board- man, 514 ; Bohonon, 409 ; Bond, 204; Boyes, 40; Bradstreet, 65, 68; Brigham, 74, 202 Brougham, 10; Brown, 199, 294, 358, 405 Buell, 467; Bugbee, 500; Bunker, 485 ; Bunsen, 11; Burnham, 286, 500; Bush, Prof., 539.
Call, 409 ; Callwell, 272 ; Carlton, 216, 409; Carpenter, 295; Chamberlain, Prof., 537; Chandler, 199; Chapin, 469; Chase, 191, 192, 443 ; Cheever, 530; Choate, 531; Cilley, 114; Claggett, 190, 191; Clark, 194, 276, 528, 570 ; Clifford, 473; Clough, 508 ; Colby, 202, 359, 400 ; Cole, 216, 471; Co- nant, 564 ; Cooper, 446 ; Cotton, 72; Cram, 126, 405 ; Cranfield, 119 ; Cromwell, 66, 210 ; Crosby, 202, 344, 494 ; Cross, 409 ; Curtiss, 542 ; Cutter, 239.
Daniels, 275 ; Darling, 508; Davis, 530; Deering, 162; Dewey, 533; Dow, 18, 63, 133 ; Drake, 569; Dudley, 47, 494.
Eastman, 409; Emerson, 96, 481 ; Eme- ry, 508 ; Evans, 518.
Farmer, 199, 200, 334, 402, 490; Farns- worth, 242 ; Farrar, 79, 289 ; Farwell, 474 ; Fay, 242, 250 ; Fellows, 347; Fifield, 531 ; Fisher, 275, 276 ; Flint, 564; Fletcher, 515; Fogg, 126 ; Ford, 553; Foster, 56, 276, 542 ; Franklin, 327, 564 ; Freeman, 542; French, 405, 494, 495; Frost, 84, 97; Fuller, 277, 533; Furgerson, 430.
Gage, 237; Gates, 180 ; Gerrish, 355 ; Gil- bert, 18, 263; Gilman, 490, 494 ; Goodwin, 56; Gookin, 107; Gould, 547; Greenleaf, 56; Grindle, 447; Grover, 18.
Hale, 18; Hall, 275, 276, 279, 307, 320 ; Hammond, 294; Harris, 269; Hayward, 293 ; Healey, 75; Hemphill, 144 ; Hill, 180 ; Hilton, 9, 13, 317; Hinsdale, 270 ; Hobbs, 150 ; Holmes, 520 ; Holmes & Homer, 530; Holt, 177; Howard, 216; Howlett, 279 ; Hull, 448; Huntington, 52; Hurd, 469 ; Huse, 549; Hussey, 63, 133 ; Hutchinson, 66.
Ingalls, 358.
Jackson, 528 ; James, 406 ; Jaquith, 344 ; Jewett, 500; Jones, 275, 474.
Kellogg, 537 ; Kendrick, 542; Kent, 368 ; Kilbourne, 550; Kilburn, 355; Kimball, 200, 325, 464, 538; Kingsbury, 278, 279, 449 ; Kittredge, 228, 519 ; Knight, 18; Knox, 147.
Ladd, 474 ; Lambert, 570 ; Lampson, 150 ;
Lawrence, 500; Lavitt, 502; Leman, 150 ; Lewis, 506; Libbey, 408, 557; Little, 355 ; Locke, 260; Lydston, 192; Lyford, 500.
Marsten, 570; McCrillis, 591; MeClary, 382; McCoy, 382; McDearmid, 574; Mc- Lallan, 574 ; Mack, 495 ; Mc Neil, 272 ; Mar- tin, 119 ; Mason, 9, 506; Maynard, 241; Means, 73, 202 ; Maloon, 409 ; Melvin, 547; Merrick, 506 ; Merrill, 18, 132, 205 ; Miller, 566 ; Moody, 202 ; Moore, 242 ; Morrill, 136 ; Morse, 255, 260 ; Moulton, 508.
Nason, 325; Neal, 10, 59 ; Newell, 284 ; Nims, 276 ; Noyes, 199, 283, 469.
Odlin, 48.
Packer, 283 ; Page, 18, 494, 495 ; Palmer, 135, 136 ; Parker, 191, 192 ; Partridge, 279 ; Patten, 204 ; Peabody, 537; Peirce; 73, 121 ; Pepperell, 54, 95 ; Perkins, 406 ; Perry, 430 ; Pettengill, 409; Philbrick, 133; Phillips, 366 ; Pickering, 79; Pierce, 73; Pike, 345 ; Pillsbury, 355, 525 ; Pinkerton, 93 ; Pinneo, 542; Pitman, 483; Porter, :554; Powers, 185; Prescott, 95; Priest, 273; Pulsifer, 518; Putnam, 409.
Quincy, 321.
Rand, 447; Read, 191; Rice, 569; Rich- ardson, 260, 275 ; Roberts, 500; Robinson, 278, 503 ; Rogers, 50; Rolfe, 373 ; Rollins, 407 ; Roundy, 460 ; Rowell, 373; Runnels, 373.
Safford, 475; Sanborn, 84, 87, 494, 500, 501, 508; Sandeman, 107; Savage, 177; Senter, 486 ; Severance, 432 ; Shurtleff, 43, 96; Silsby, 419; Simmons, 204; Sleeper, 83; Smiley, 273; Smith, 53, 59, 80, 87, 101, 117, 329, 334, 471, 537, 542; Sprague, 258; Stanley, 272, 273 ; Stearns, 45; Stephens, 56; Stevens, 432, 469, 500; Stewart, 344; Stiles, 150; Stoddard, 290; Sullivan, 290; Sumner, 263; Swain, 500; Sweatt, 355; Swift, 569 ; Symms, 307.
Tasker, 481; Taylor, 527; Temple, 13; Thompson, 9, 172, 516 , Thurston, 474 ; Til- den, 580 ; Tilton, 508 ; Towne, 150; Tufts, 190; Turell, 95; Tyng, 55.
Underwood, 191; Upham, 434. Vose, 18, 241.
Waldron, 96, 320, 325; Walker, 286, 360 ; Ward, 216; Warren, 537; Washburn, 241 ; Waterhouse, 49; Weare, 76; Webster, 84, 409; Wellman, 194; Wentworth, 17, 45, 130, 162, 165, 428, 470, 550; Wheeler, 432 ; Whitaker, 382; Whitcher, 126 ; Whitcomb, 432, 435; White, 98, 209 ;. Whiting, 317; Whittemore, 177; Wiggin, 139, 357; Wil- cox, 469; Wilder, 279; Willard, 121, 254, 306, 307; Willey, 522; Willys, 317; Wil- son, 147, 276; Winthrop, (printed Went- worth,) 13; Wood, 579; Woodbury, 215, 216, 327 ; Wright, 54%.
Young, 325.
Worcester J. 524, N. 574, S. 585, T. 386 410 528
Winslow H. 323, S. E. 297
Winter 417 515 528 587 595
Woodman
491 507
Wiswell 313, L. 281
Woods 261 415 467
Wood 81 191, A. 254 279, B. 358 551, H. 172 372 399 526
Woodward 528, N. 473 292
Wooly
MISCELLANEOUS INDEX.
A blameless minister 388
Academy, early 145
A church saved 195
disfellowshipped 439
in their right mlnd 442
Action of town on the death of their pastor 194 A father's advice 110
Affection for the Cove- nant 218
" All is well "
352
Anecdote, of singing 94
of Dr. McGregore 157
"no quarrel with the gospel " 159
of the chaise and min- ister 194
of John Cromwell 210
of temperance 220
of stoves in the church 220
of the man who paid $ 8 for preaching 312
"and with Washing- ton too" 368
of the minister who preached " without pay "
478
of sectarian feeling
479
of Mr. Potter 552
A people under infidel influences 453
Arminian 86, 184
ministers 309
Arminianism 363, 376
Articles of faith 369
A thrilling scene 251
Associational inquiry meeting 330
Baptism, change of views 218, 223
. Baptists first church
15
Bass-viol, incident 142
Bible buried 294
lost 527
Blessing according to effort 219
and faithfulness 227
Burning of a pastor's house 173
Burying place, first 414
Business easy in a revi- val 351
Cage for sleepers in meeting 118 Candidates, one hundred 20 Cases of interest 454, 480
Catechism 91, 357
Chaplain at Bunker Hill 59 Character of first settlers 9
of Mr. Farrar 232
Children and covenant 470
Church, almost half the population. in 521
broken up
primitive 11
independent 39 Facts, affecting 352
first Presbyterian in N. E. 39
"must have struggles" 105 steadfast
285
Civil compact 47
Class meetings 374
Colleague 152
" College-learned man " 592 Colony 226 Combination 86
Communicants, many 39
Complaint, letter of 31
Congregational, church-
es first five
15
singing
94
society, ends of, defined
200
Consociate church 403
Come-out-ism 155, 221, 522
Controversy
154
Co-operation with the existing church 401
Council for reconciliation 51 in case of Rev. T. Wor- cester 411
Covenant, renewed
85
form of
245,505
without articles
436
Currency, troubles of
72, 90, 272
Daily concert, revival
264
Dangers in early settle- ments 340
Dark times and better
times
523
Dartmouth College, re- vivals in 535
Day of small things 151
Deacons, helpers 199
Debt, embarrassing 101
paid and a revival 224
cancelled 266
" Detest " 188
Difficulties in church 350
Discipline, Bradstreet 31
Dismission, cause and consequence 214
for unfaithfulness
280
Distinctive doctrines pro- claimed 310
Division
89
Double consciousness 145
"Down with the church"221
Early settlers, character of 601
Earthquake, presentiment of 69
"Elective Affinity "
52
Extinct churches 35, 88, 132,
135, 164, 242, 244, 283, 506, 509
Fast
80, 281, 307, 363, 440
resolutions at
85,98
repeated and revival 524 Feelings of a minister before a revival 233, 351
Female preacher
173
Fifty years ago
215
First house in State
9
sermon in Derry
38
meetings in Manchester 198
Five pounds for town
expenses, &c.
340
Flock in the forest 340 Forms of worship 11
Free chapel
205
Freewill Baptists 15
Funds, perversion of 257
Funeral of Mr. Bradford 230 Generous donation 91
Good deacon, family blest
373
Great Awakening 14, 41, 50, 93
testimony for
55, 140
Great revival 207
Great sacrifices 21
Half-way covenant
defined
126
85, 235
how disposed of 167, 322
Happy death 182
House burned 326, 345
Idle persons "set work " to 405
Immigration
12
motives for
12, 95
three elements in
12-14
Imprisonment of Wheel-
wright
66
Improvement
110, 143
Infant baptism
37
rejection of overruled 225
Influence of a few
104
of Abner Kneeland
253
Intemperance, 40 hogs-
heads
110
source of difficulty 175
expenses of
343
public houses
395
Interesting extract
459
fact
516
Kneeland's paper and influence 453
Labor no loss
219
Last words
120
Last member
135
Lawlessness
350
Learned professions
18
Legacy
362
Extempore sermon
480
Letter
Liberal offer
Episcopalian, first chapel 15
Epitaph 55, 76, 77, 97, 108,
145
110
13
preaching
298
Liberty, attachment to
45
Lord's Supper, how cel- ebrated 94
506
624
MISCELLANEOUS INDEX.
abuse of
Love of country
Magistrates, early 9
Manufacturing popula- tion 269
Maternal Association 354
Meeting-house, first erect- ed in State 15
taken away
161
and battle of Bunker hill 272
burned 345
$ 45,000 for building, and rum and supper at raising 394
of logs 20 years 367
Meetings for conference 118
Members, removed not lost 346
Men selected to settle Con- cord 366
Methodist E. Church 15
" standing order " 137
Ministerial experience
183
ordination " on a rock "
592
patience 351
qualifications 517
tax equal to all others 603
Ministers, widows of no home 214
indicted 586
pension for 215
if dismissed, what was
supposed
215
imprisoned
229
furnished by Dartmouth College 537
but 10 revivals in State 552 Ministry renounced and denounced 521
Mission church
205
Mixed church govern- ment 349, 419, 444
Model pastor 43
Mourning ring 57 Reconciliation, case of 362
News from Boston 475
No man for the " profes- sions " 201
No misunderstanding 371
" Not one straw less " 456
Object of the emigrants at Plymouth 9
at the Piscataqua
12
Old North Meeting-house
117
Oldest Pastor
273
" One of ten " 110
One hundred students 353
One more prayer-meet- ing 195
Only male member
85
Ordination, sermon first at H. 70
and martial music 215
Ox-sleds and going to church 216, 410
Paralysis 402
Parishes united 41
Parity of ministers 10
Parsonage, sold by town 129 the effect of 214
Pastor, reception of 38
and teacher 64 Roads and meetings 341
his salary, "ruin to the
Rules of church 356
Sabbath School, inter- esting fact 223 account of revival in 227
Salary, for minister's fam- ily 97
" four times double " 107
" forty for one " 108 released in part 109
on paper
174
paid regularly
287
Schism, alleged 303
Schools established late 201
Seats in M. H. assigned 69, 139
Settlement of the State grant and incorpora- tion of towns, date of 229
Sewing circles and so-
cial gatherings
204
Shakers
15
Singers, Mr. Sprague's saying to 257
Solemn Assembly 390 Slaveholders excluded 220, 354
Slavery, discussion of 19
a sin
354
measures against 364
Special means 390
State of the churches
110
Stated reading meeting 265
Support of gospel. a duty 356 Surveyors and a chaplain366 Talk with one person each day ; 536
Temperance
91
special message 92
resolutions upon 169, 469
youth ignorant 220
test of admission 354
incidents 91, 92
Temple and Goodale 536
The gospel prized 452
Theological Institute 507
Thirty five years a S. S.
teacher
227
Times of trial
110
" Tokens " at Commun- ion 94
Toleration Act 363
Tories
156
Tornado 295
Town voting to form a church 149
Trials of Mr. Bradstreet 31
of Mr. Moody 119
of MI. Leslie 475 of Campton church 521
Twenty four years-and fifty five 352
Union with Ms. 9, 12
Urim and Thummim - 148
War of Revolution, its effects 342
Well managed church 203
Whitefield and Randall 338 Women, praying 172
Young people and elec- tion day 234
Young woman, conver- sion of 101
Rum provided 518 man overwhelmed 365 men $ 1 each 395 town " 71 benefits of a permanent 112
dismissed, a helper 356
Pastoral visit and revi- val 524
Pastorate, long 100 Satan's seat 366
Patient waiting 351
Peculiar juncture 431
interposition 432
Piscataqua, anecdote 12 15 Population, three elements in 12
Prayer-meeting, week-
ly church 169
at sunrise 219
" Prayers and liquor "
291
Preaching without notes
234, 321, 480
against salaries 1 478
Prelude of a revival 362
Presbyterians from N Ireland 14, 28 church given up 19, 163
Presbytery, Boston, Sa- lem 133, 156
Preservation of one of
the old Meeting-hou-
ses
139
Primitive church 11
Proportion of christians to population 314
Protest
312
Protracted meetings
219,
370, 379, 594
series of
364, 384, 397
Provision for pastors 36 Sudden death 316
Public worship not sus- pended 371
absence from disrepu- table 543
Pulpit, how made
Puritans, Brougham's opinion of 9 10
10
387
Quakers, first in State 15
Question of removal 230
Retraction 523
Rise of denominations 15
Revivals, 14, 26, 38, 43,97,103, 127, 146, 154, 223, 230, 235, 264, 292, 302, 303, 313, 333, 348, 373, 392, 403, 408, 411, 426, 442,
442, 445, 457, 482, 483, 489, 493, 507, 549, 589, 594, 599
great
593
description of 111, 195, 208,
218, 126, 310, 329, 337, 343, 351, 358, 364, 377, 378, 388, 395, 397, 458, 497, 499, 507, 511, 519, 520, 535
at the beginning of this century 309
remarkable 232, 310, 311, 370, 421, 430, 437, 468
effect on a minister 218,
251
ten under one minis- try 286
without a pastor 543, 544 Rising generation 610
lady, benevolent ·
516
2090
118.
179
care for children faith
539
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