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Dr. Pomeroy was a manly man-an admirably balanced man, a man of intellectual ability ; a thoroughly and con- sistently Christian man ; a gentleman in every sense, with a vein of genial humor pervading his conversation ; a man of amiable manners and even temperament. Social, and sympa- thetic, and warm-hearted, his people gave him welcome to their homes. He, undoubtedly, like the rest of us, had his
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imperfections, and he himself would have been the last man to claim exemption from such, but you forgot to notice them in his virtues. His brethren loved and trusted him to the largest extent to which he chose at any time to draw upon their trust and love.
He was a stanch and strong Presbyterian in his denomi- national preferences, but he was at the same time exceed- ingly catholic in his spirit toward the whole evangelical body of the Lord Jesus. As a preacher, he was forcible and clear. With deep convictions of truth he had a soldier's courage and a woman's tenderness in presenting that truth. He believed the Gospel himself as inspired of God from Moses in the Penteteuch to John in the Revelation, in every line of it, and with no mental reservations ; and his evident aim and effort was that his lost fellow-men might be reached and rescued through its mystic power. Sensitive to divine "criticism " only, he recognized nothing "higher." The cross of Christ was both refuge, and palace, and throne, in his estimation, for poor human nature. Goldsmith's pa- thetic description of the Village Pastor might have had him, I think, sitting for its portrait both in his study and among his people, when he said :
His ready smile a parent's warmth expressed, Their welfare pleased him, and their cares distressed ; To them his heart, his love, his griefs were given, While all his serious thoughts had rest in heaven. As some tall cliff, that lifts its awful form,
Swells from the vale, and midway leaves the storm ; Though round its breast the rolling clouds are spread, Eternal sunshine settles on its head.
On the marble above the dust of the great Daniel Webster, in Marshfield, you read the inscription dictated by himself before he died : " My heart has always assured me, and re-
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assured me, that the Gospel of Jesus Christ is a divine reality ;" and in that confidence his spirit departed as the brilliant orb of day went down for the last time behind the western hills, murmuring to himself ; "I still live!" The last voice on Time's sands, the first on Eternity's threshold.
With the same confidence, but with a grander religious life behind to base it on, our friend, of whom we have been speaking, went up from Earth that quiet Sabbath morning, and a reassuring voice comes back to us, both from the work he did while here, and from the blessed heaven he entered : "I still live !"
We are reminded again and again as a sad fact, " The evil that men do lives after them," but it is just as true that the influence lingers from a good life when life itself has gone.
A poet strikingly sings of it thus :
Alike are life and death When life in death survives, And the uninterrupted breath Inspires a thousand lives.
Were a star quenched on high, For ages would its light, Still traveling downward from the sky, Shine on our mortal sight.
So when a good man dies, For years beyond our ken, The light he leaves behind him lies Upon the paths of men.
The calm and stately Judge Breckenridge sank on the floor of our great Assembly with the words trembling on his lips : " I have endeavored to be faithful, and I ask to
REV. WM. ALFRED GAY.
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be excused from further service." Death punctuated and immortalized the sentence and sentiment.
And so, I cannot but feel that fidelity to duty was the pre- eminent watchword of that life we have been briefly con- sidering.
Well did Willis say :
How beautiful it is for man to die Upon the walls of Zion ! to be called Like a watch-worn and weary sentinel, To put his armor off, and rest-in heaven !
BIOGRAPHICAL.
THE REV. AARON RICHARDS, FIRST PASTOR.
Born in Newark, N. J., 1718 ; graduated at Yale College, 1743 ; ordained by the Presbytery of New York and in- stalled pastor of this Church, November 5, 1748 ; pastoral relation dissolved, November 2, 1791 ; died May 16, 1793.
THE REV. ROBERT HETT CHAPMAN, D. D., SECOND PASTOR.
Born at Orange, N. J., March 2, 1771 ; graduated at the College of New Jersey, 1789 ; ordained and installed by the Presbytery of New York, January 5, 1797 ; resigned Octo- ber 2, 1799; afterward President of the University of North Carolina ; received the degree of Doctor of Divinity from Williams College, 1815 ; died June 18, 1833.
THE REV. BUCKLEY CARLL, THIRD PASTOR.
Born in Cohansey, N. J., 1780 ; pastor at Pittsgrove, N. J., 1799 to 1802 ; installed pastor here, December 28, 1802 ; resigned April, 1826 ; died May 29, 1849.
THE REV. ALFRED CHESTER, FOURTH PASTOR.
Graduated at Yale College, 1818; studied theology at Andrews and Princeton; ordained and installed by the Presbytery of Elizabethtown, July 18, 1826 ; pastorate dis- solved, March 3, 1829 ; principal of Morristown Academy, 1829 to 1843 ; subsequently, agent for our Church Board of Publication ; died June 2, 1871.
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THE REV. THOMAS LEIPER JANEWAY, D. D., LL. D., FIFTH PASTOR.
Born in Philadelphia, Pa., February 27, 1805 ; graduated at the University of Pennsylvania, 1823, and at Princeton Seminary, 1827 ; ordained and installed pastor of this Church, November 3, 1829 ; resigned November 17, 1840 ; pastor of the North Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, 1840 to 1854 ; pastor at Kingston, N. J., 1855 to 1861 ; secretary of the Board of Domestic Missions, 1861 to 1868 ; received the degree of Doctor of Divinity from the College of New Jersey, 1850 ; resides in Philadelphia.
THE REV. CHARLES KISSELMAN IMBRIE, D. D., SIXTH PASTOR.
Born in Philadelphia, Pa., December 15, 1814; gradu- ated at the College of New Jersey, 1835, and at Princeton Seminary, 1840; ordained and installed to this pastorate January 5, 1841 ; resigned January 6, 1852 ; pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Jersey City, 1852 to 1887; afterward Pastor Emeritis, received the Doctorate of Divinity from the College of New Jersey, 1861 ; resides in Jersey City .*
THE REV. SAMUEL SHARON SHEDDAN, D. D., SEVENTH PASTOR.
Born in Northumberland County, Pa., September 13, 1810 ; graduated at Jefferson College, Pa., 1831 ; ordained and installed at Muncy, Pa., 1835 ; pastor at Warrior Run, Pa., 1841 to 1852 ; installed pastor of this Church April 21, 1852 ; received the degree of Doctor of Divinity from Columbia College, 1864 ; died October 18, 1874.
* Died November 20, 1891.
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THE REV. JOHN JAY POMEROY, D. D., EIGHTH PASTOR.
Born in Roxbury, Pa., September 8, 1834 ; graduated at Lafayette College, 1857, and at Princeton Seminary 1861; ordained and installed pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Dover, Del., November 28, 1861 ; chaplain in the U. S. army 1862 to 1865 ; pastor of the Upper Octorora Church in Chester County, Pa., 1865 to 1875; installed pastor of this Church, April 29, 1875 ; called to Central Presbyterian Church, Chambersburg, Pa., April 2, 1884; received the degree of Doctor of Divinity from Lafayette College, 1885 ; died at Chambersburg, December 1, 1889.
THE REV. WILLIAM ALFRED GAY, NINTH PASTOR.
Born at Waterbury, Conn., February 24, 1845 ; gradu- ated at the College of Northern Illinois and the Theological Seminary of the Northwest, Chicago ; pastor at Winnebago, Ill., three years, and at Buffalo, N. Y., ten years ; installed here. September 10, 1884 ; pastorate dissolved in August, pastor, First Presbyterian Church, Corry, Pa., 1888.
THE REV. GEORGE HUBBARD PAYSON, TENTH PASTOR.
Born at New Hartford, N. Y., January 5, 1852 ; gradu- ated at Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y., 1873, and at Union Theological Seminary, New York City, 1878; or- dained and installed at Roslyn, L. I., by the Presbytery of Nassau, April 21, 1881; pastor at Roslyn till October, 1882; pastor at Newtown, L. I., 1882 till 1889 ; installed pastor of this Church January 16, 1890.
Mr. Shaw Oct. 21-1904 till give 1-1909 Mr. graham Imal 1-1910 Mr. Davis
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SUCCESSION OF ELDERS SINCE 1804.
John Wood, 1804-14. Merie Martin, 1804-14. Nath'l Hadden, 1804-42. Aaron Tucker, 1807-49.
Jonathan Meeker, 1808-13. Amos Morse, 1809-71. Benjamin Megee, 1809-13. Samuel Trembly, 1814-17. Thomas Morris, 1815-37. Wm. Connett, 1825-51. David Meeker, 1825-26. Latham Clark, 1825-48. Job Squier, 1832-36. Joseph Oliver, 1832-38. Jonathan Thompson, 1832- 49. Frederick King, 1832-49. John Crowell, 1837-58.
George F. Webb, 1837-49.
William B. Crowell, 1837-82.
Jonathan T. Ely, 1850-51.
Joseph Randolph, 1850. Charles L. Lathrop, 1850-55. Joseph Woodruff, 1859-90. Caleb Halsey, 1859-61.
Randolph De Camp, 1859-64. Ira Bingham, 1867-68. Oscar E. Boyd, 1867-84. Jeremiah Johnson, Jr., 1869- 74. Chas. P. Williams, 1869-76. Henry S. Moore, 1869-84.
William V. Mckenzie, 1873.
William E. Wells, 1873-82.
Charles H. Clark, 1882-87. Charles R. Oliver, 1882. Joseph Beach, 1882. Edward C. Potter, 1882. James C. Waters, 1884. John Van Vliet, 1886. Henry M. Woodruff, 1887. Ira B. Bull, 1891.
ALPHABETICAL ROLL OF SUCCESSION OF TRUSTEES SINCE 1834, WITH TERM OF SERVICE AS FAR AS ASCERTAINED.
P, signifies President, S, Secretary, T, Treasurer.
John R. Ayers (P.), 1860-67, '71-81.
M. Baumgartner, 1879-91. Edmund M. Brown, 1836-37. Wm. E. Bloodgood, 1855-61. Joseph Beach, 1874. H. C. Carman (S.&T.), 1878- 91.
David S. Craig, M. D., 1826. Lewis Cory, 1835-36. Chas. H. Clark, 1879-85. Wm. H. Cleaver (T. & S.), 1837-38. Wm. B. Crowell (P.), 1837- 40, '42-53. John Crowell, 1840.
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Silas Cook, M. D. (P.), 1849- 54. John D. Chapin (P.), 1855- 71,'75-77.
John C. Denman, 1855.
Randolph De Camp, 1855, 59, '62-63.
Fred. K. Dunn, 1890.
James Enders, 1840.
F. Freeman Force, 1824.
John Florence, 1841.
Levi Folsom (T. & S.), 1872- 73.
A. D. Gibbons (P.), 1872-75.
S. Freeman Garthwaite (T. & S.), 1875, '81-82.
M. T. Gay (P.), 1881-91.
Isaac L. Hunt, 1849-54, '65.
D. W. C. Hough, M. D. (T.), 1859-61.
Linus High, 1876-77, '80-91. Jeremiah Johnson, Jr., 1871- 72. Frederick King (P. & T.), 1834, '41-49.
William Lawrence, 1824.
James B. Laing, 1845-54.
Henry Mundy, 1824-34.
Th. Marsh, 1879-80.
Jonas T. Marsh, 1835-39. C. D. Marsh, 1879.
Amos Morse, 1840-41.
Linus H. Mooney, 1842-43.
Nicholas Mooney, 1857-65. '69-71.
William V. Mckenzie (P.), 1872-77, '80-91. Jno. R. Morse, 1886-90. Samuel Oliver, 1824. Joseph Oliver, 1834.
Washington B. Oliver, 1849- 54. C. A. Oliver (T. & S.), 1873- 74, '76-77, '83-90.
C. R. Oliver, 1883-91. Recompense Squier, 1804.
Job Squier (P. & T.), 1828- 36.
Wm. C. Squier (P.), 1849-71. Geo. W. Savage, 1855-56.
A. F. Shotwell, 1858-59, '68- 70.
Thomas Terrill, 1799-1826. W. C. Terrill, 1885-91.
Jonathan Thompson, 1840- 49. George W. Thorne, 1876-77. John U. Underhill (S. & T.), 1866-71.
John Urmston, 1868, '72-73, '75. John Y. Vantuyl, 1826
Francis Vanwinkle, 1834-39, 42-48. John Wood, 1826-34.
William Woodruff, 1824.
Jacob L. Woodruff (T.), 1835-39, '41-54, '60-64, '78-81.
Christopher D. Woodruff, 1838-41. John Woodruff (P. & T.), 1848, '54-58, '64, '72-75.
Wm. S. Woodruff, 1862-67.
George F. Webb (T. & S.), 1836-49. John F. Whitney, 1866-67.
John M. Weldon (T. & S.), 1874-77. J. C. Waters, 1891.
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SUPERINTENDENTS OF THE SABBATH SCHOOL SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION, 1812.
Rev. Buckley Carll, 1812-23 Amos Morss, 1823-30, 1831-56 John W. Seymour, 1830
Jos. T. Higgins, 1856-58 Edward C. Potter, 1885-91
George W. Savage, 1858-61
Rev. S. S. Sheddan, 1861-66 Jere. Johnson, Jr., 1866-74 Wm. V. Mckenzie, 1874-85
Charles R. Oliver, 1891
ORGANIZATION OF THE CHURCH.
OCTOBER, 1891.
OFFICERS.
PASTOR, REV. GEORGE HUBBARD PAYSON. ELDERS.
Joseph Randolph,
William V. Mckenzie,
James C. Waters,
Charles R. Oliver,
Edward C. Potter, Joseph Beach, H. M. Woodruff, John Van Vliet,
Ira Bull.
DEACONS.
J. Joseph Urmston, Frank Haliday,
J. G. Stacy.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Matthew T. Gay, Pres., John R. Morss,
J. C. Waters, Treas., Linus High,
H. C. Carman, Secy.,
Walter C. Terrill,
William V. Mckenzie, Charles R. Oliver,
Mark W. Baumgartner.
RAHWAY CEMETERY COMMITTEE.
Mark W. Baumgartner,
W. C. Terrill,
H. C. Carman, C. R. Oliver.
SUPERINTENDENT OF CEMETERY AND SEXTON OF CHURCH. Thomas A. Kidd.
CHOIR. Organist, George C. Oliver. Soprano, Miss Nellie F. Martin. Alto, Miss Adriana M. Stacy. Tenor, Joseph Avery.
Bass, John H. Williams.
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STATED SERVICES.
Weekly.
Divine Worship and Preaching, Sunday, 10.30 A. M. and 7.30 P. M.
Sabbath School, 2.30 P. M.
Mid-week Service of Praise and Prayer, Wednesday, 7.45 P. M.
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor, Monday, 7.45 P. M.
Junior Society Christian Endeavor, Friday, 3. 15 P. M.
Ministering Circle of King's Daughters, Tuesday, 4 P. M.
Pastor's Office Hours at Home, I to 2 P. M., 6 to 7 P. M. ; also at the Church after all services.
Monthly.
Session, second Wednesday, 8.45 P. M.
Trustees, second Monday, 8 P. M.
Ladies' Association, first Monday, 8 P. M.
Missionary Society, first Thursday, 3.30 P. M.
Pastor's Training Classes, last Friday, 3.30 and 7 P. M. Sharon Band, first Friday, 8 P. M.
Memorial Band, first Monday, 3.30 P. M.
Mother's Circle of the King's Daughters, first Wednesday, 3 P. M.
Annual.
Church Meeting, first Wednesday after second Sabbath in March, 8.30 P. M.
Parish Meeting, first Thursday in April, 8 P. M.
Sabbath School Anniversary, last Sunday in May.
Sabbath School Business Meeting, Thursday after the anni- versary, 8 P. M.
Sacraments.
Lord's Supper, second Sabbath morning of January, April, July, and October.
Infant Baptism, third Sabbath of same months.
Preparatory Lecture and Session Meeting, Friday preced- ing Communion, 7.45 P. M.
Prayer meeting, 10 A. M., Communion Sundays.
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CHURCH SOCIETIES.
LADIES' ASSOCIATION.
President, Mrs. C. Archer,
Vice President, G. H. Payson,
Secretary,
I. W. Story,
Treasurer, C. F. Woodruff.
LADIES' SEWING SOCIETY.
First Directress, . . Mrs. J. C. Terrill,
Secretary and Treasurer, J. D. Chapin.
LADIES' MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
President, . Mrs. C. Archer,
Vice President, .
H. M. Woodruff,
Treasurer, .
S. A. Gray,
Recording Secretary, C. F. Woodruff,
Corresponding Secretary, . Miss M. Williams,
Superintendent of Collectors,
Maggie Oliver.
SHARON MISSION BAND.
President,
Miss Bessie P. Williams,
Vice President,
Mrs. Thos. Andrews,
Treasurer, . Miss Lizzie Freeman,
Secretary, Wm. E. Higgins.
MEMORIAL MISSION BAND.
President, Miss Celia Gardner, 66 Anna Littell,
Vice President, .
Secretary,
Mamie Horton,
Treasurer, .
Addie Weldon.
KING'S DAUGHTERS' MINISTERING CIRCLE.
President, Miss Lillie Mckenzie,
Vice President, Aimie Dean,
Secretary, .
Treasurer, .
Mae Urmston, 66 Mamie Baumgartner.
MOTHERS' CIRCLE.
President, Mrs. S. L. Flake,
Secretary,. S. B. Morss,
Treasurer, R. Ryno.
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SILVER RAYS CIRCLE. President, Miss Aimie Dean.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Officers.
President, Vice President,
Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer,
Fred. G. Williams. Miss Louise Urmston.
Edward E. Carman.
Miss Bessie P. Williams. Frank Whitehead.
Committees.
Look Out.
Harriett M. Williams, Julia George, Fannie B. Woodruff, Bessie P. Williams, E. E. Carman. Prayer Meeting.
H. M. Woodruff,
Nettie M. Haliday,
S. E. George,
Adelaide Weldon,
Chas. A. Grove, Jr.
Social.
Lizzie Freeman, Nellie M. Martin, J. H. Williams,
Mamie Baumgartner, Mae Urmston, Wm. E. Higgins.
Junior Branch.
Superintendents, Mamie Baumgartner, Addie Weldon.
President,
Helen Davis.
Vice President,
Grace Avery. Annie Smith.
Treasurer,
Secretary,
May Garthwaite.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
President,
C. R. Oliver.
Secretary and Treasurer, H. M. Woodruff.
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CHURCH ROLL .*
Allston, Isabella
Anderson, Susan Marsh
Ayres, Fanny
Allen, Mae Oliver
Arnold, Ephraim
Ayres, Frances
Arnold, Naomi
Ainsworth, Charlotte
Allston, Catharine
Arnold, Martha Tracy
Anderson, Harriet
Arnold, Harriette Maynard
Ayres, Abigail Ann
Ayres, Eveline
Aird, Miriam C.
Ackerman, Ceorge W.
Ayres, Caroline Euphemia
Archer, Thomas
Ayres, Frazee
Armon, Albertina
Assman, Albertina
Armon, Isabella
Assman, Isabella
Anson, Lottie F.
Archer, Mrs. Cornelia E.
Andrews, Mrs. Mollie H.
Ainsworth, Mrs. Katie A.
Avery, Mrs. Fanny
Ainsworth, George C.
Avery, Mrs. Anna Laura
Ayers, Mrs. Augusta Amelia
Brown, Mary
Bennet, Thomas
Brown, Ann
Brewster, Sarah
Blackwell, Enoch
Brown, Jane
Brandt, Jane
Bennet, Mary
Beams, Elizabeth
Bennet, Rachel
Bennet, Sarah B.
Brookfield, Huldah
Brokaw, Phœbe
Baker, Cornelius
Brown, Edmund M.
Baker, Janette J. E.
Brown, Ann
Baker, William E.
Brower, Elizabeth
Baker, Phebe Anna
Bloomfield, Nancy
Baker, Henrietta
Burlew, Isaac
Brewster, Joanna Eliza
Brewster, Ann
Baker, Matilda
* This list comprises the names of all who have ever been members of this church as far as can be ascertained from the church books-whether deceased, dismissed or dropped-as well as those who are still in active membership. A revised roll is in course of preparation and will be pub- lished soon by the session in the form of a church manual, including only those members now in "good standing " in the church.
Total number of members from the organization of the church, about thirteen hundred.
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Baker, Henry Martyn
Blake, Rebecca R. Bayley, William
Brown, Eliza
Brown, Phillips, Jr.
Bayley, Anna Maria
Brown, Catherine
Bonnell, Moses W.
Baier, Amelia
Bonnell, Elizabeth M.
Brown, Benjamin
Boyd, Oscar E. Boyd, Mary E.
Brown, Georgianna
Bingham, Ira
Briant, John A.
Bingham, Charlotte M.
Berry, Albert_
Bingham, Maretta
Brant, Susan
Brohe, Mary F.
Beach, Sarah
Brown, Philip
Barret, Brittain M.
Brown, Jane Brant, Isabella
Blackwood, David
Brummell, Jane
Blackwood, Martha
Bender, Henry
Baumgartner, Lawrence
Bayley, Thomas A ..
Baker, Rhoda B.
Brown, Joseph
Buehler, Francis J.
Brown, Amanda K.
Bloodgood, Margaret W.
Bogert, Maria
Bloomfield, Zeruiah
Bender, Henry
Barrett, Arabella
Bennet, Grettie Frazee
Blake, Julia J. Britton, Susan
Boyd, Annie M.
Byrne, Matilda
Beebe, Lillie H.
Burchell, Ebenezer C.
Boyd, James Oscar
Beach, J. M.
Bryan, Mrs. Ella M. Brown, Mrs. Bessie
Baumgartner, Mrs. Jacobina Baumgartner, Mark W.
Brower, Mrs. Mary J.
Baumgartner, Lawrence B.
Brower, Anna Victoria
Baumgartner, Mrs. Mary S. Bloodgood, Amanda
Baumgartner, Mamie
Beach, Joseph
Beach, Mrs. Lydia
Bayley, Mrs. Julia Bagley, Valentine Nye Bull, Ira B.
Bull, Mrs. Susan W.
Clark, Sarah Clark, Susan Crowell, Margaret
Clark, Gertrude Clarkson, Anne C. Calhoun, Ann L.
Brower, Lizzie Almira
Blake, William M.
Boyd, Mary F.
Baldwin, S. L. Bloomfield
Briggs, Lydia Morris
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Clawson, Ira Cory, Eliza Corey, Lewis Clarkson, John E. Crane, Ann E.
Coddington, Rebecca
Crosker, Samuel
Cutter, Sarah Ann
Connett, Sarah Elizabeth
Crowell, Harriet
Coddington, Rebecca
Cisco, John
Clark, William
Cisco, Elizabeth
Cory, Aaron Kitchell
Clark, Mary
Crowell, Hannah
Connett, Sarah
Campbell, Mary Hayes
Connett, William
Campbell, Ellen Slevens
Crowell, John
Clark, Julia Ann
Clark, Latham
Clarkson, Catharine
Cooper, Rhoda
Campbell, Isabella Chapin, Rachel
Clark, Mary
Clark, Rebecca Ann
Condict, Sophia L.
Clark, Sarah Elizabeth
Cooke, Silas, Jr.
Cooke, Hannah Maria
Crew, Henry
Cooper, Maria B.
Campbell, Lemuel
Carle, Lydia (Jaques)
Clark, Maria Margaret
Clarkson, Arabella
Clarkson, George
Conklin, Mary Eliz. (Higgins)
Clark, Patrick
Clark, Martha C.
Calhoun, Margaret Creego, Alonson
Creego, Delia Maria
Compton, Adelia
Compton, Wm. Wallace
Coddington, Jeanette
Calhoun, James A. Clinton, Henry Clinton, Hannah
Cole, Lemuel C. Cole, Joanna Crowell, Sarah Ann
Clark, Lawrence
Clarkson, Esther
Clarkson, Mary E.
Chase, George A.
Clark, Sarah
Crowell, Jas. Henry
Coriell, Isaac
Coriell, Mary
Cure, Sarah Emma
Corenhoren, Elizabeth
Clark, Elizabeth Coriell, Margaret
Crowell, William B.
Crowell, Margaret
Clark, Sarah Terrill
Compton, James
Compton, Mary P.
Connett, Sophia
Chapin, Mary Harned Crowell, Louisa Craig, Susan A.
Corwin, Phebe Eliza
Coriell, Henrietta
Clarkson, Elizabeth
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Cory, Jonathan Cory, Catherine
Clark Frances
Craine, Thomas
Cooke, Jabez Mills
Crane, Maria
Chapin, Eliza Ann Cory, Susan Radley Cottell, Philomela J. Clark, Deborah
Carter, Mary Jane Crate, John Crate, Mrs. Jno.
Crowell, Electa
Crowell, Mary M.
Cisco, Edward G.
Carpenter, Mary V.
Clark, Daniel B.
Clarke, Charles H. Crowell, Hattie (Clark)
Coddington, Eliza Ann Coddington, Hannah M. Crówell, Edward
Carpenter, Eliza Kate
Calhoun, Annie J.
Crowell, Ann B. Chase, Susan Crowell, Eliza
Carpenter, John Clark, Emma Elizabeth
Chapin, William
Curtis, Mary L.
Compton, Alma
Clark, Agnes Elizabeth
Clark, Hattie Anna
Clark, Annie Dayton
Chapin, Rachel Pierson Carpenter, Lizzie Carman, Edward E.
Clarke, Mrs. Phœbe Ann
Clarke, Mrs. Susan M. Clark, Mrs. Susan E. Coddington, Jos. B. Coddington, Mrs. Sarah J.
Carman, May Evaline Cutter, Mrs. Mary J. Campbell, Elvira Crowell, Mrs. Abbie A.
Clarkson, Lucy Osborne
Chambers, John H.
Chambers, Mrs. Lizzie Wood
Cooper, Laura Tellfair
Deits, Mrs. Peter D. Dunham, Catherine C. Dunham, Harriet De Camp, Eliza Dunham, Samuel Darby, Ezra
Dunham, Alfred
Devoe, Catherine Dunham, John
-Dunham, Rachel
Dodd, C. A. Dodd, Moses
Clark, Harriet W.
Chapin, Mrs. Catherine
Clark, Margaret M.
Clarke, Julia A. Clark, Nellie F. Williams Coope, Anna C. Chapin, Caroline S.
Coddington, Annie L. Chapin, Mrs. Sarah Ann
Carman, Henry C. Carman, Mrs. M. Augusta Crawford, Mrs. Alice Gay
Clark, William E.
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Disbrow, Charlotte
De La Croix, Joanna
Disbrow, Mary Louisa
Darby, Jane M.
Danforth, Jonathan
Dale, Jane W.
Danforth, Ann Eliza
De Camp, Elizabeth C.
De Veuve, Julia M.
Devoe, Lydia
Disbrow, Margaret Poole
Darby, Euphemia
Disbrow, John Fowler
Deutsch, John C.
D'Camp, Randolph
Deutsch, Elanor
D'Camp, Margaret
Douglass, Maria
Dow, Susanna Phebe Dow, Sarah
Dwight, Helen Louise
Day, Jane
Dwight, John F.
Disbrow, Wm. Henry
Drake, Susan C. (Pierson)
De Witt, Guthrie
Dunham, John A.
Davidson, Isabella
Dunham, Sarah L.
Dodd, Susan Jaques
Dickson, Emma
De Graw, Maria K.
Dunn, Leonard
De Camp, Mary Malvina
Dunn, Gershon
Davidson, Nancy
Dey, William L.
D'Camp, Henrietta
Darbey, Rachel
Dodd, Susan E.
Dunn, Henrietta
Downing, Carrie Halliday
Dunham, Margaret L.
Dunham, Susie
Durand, Harrison Martin
Durand, Mrs. Mahala Higgins
Evans, Cesar
Evans, Hagar
Enders, Adeline
Edgar, C. H.
Edgar, John B.
Edgar, Ann H. Babcock
Enders, John
Eckerson, Evelina
Enders, Catherine B.
Edgar, Geo. Paton
Edgar, Ursula M.
Edgar, Alexander
Enders, James
Edgar, Mary Cornelia
Enders, Mrs. Jas.
Eddy, Julia
Edgar, Phebe Catherine
Enders, Julia Ely, Mary (Midgley)
Edgar, Ann Wilhelmina
Enders, Fanny Everingham, Phebe Anna
Enders, Marietta
Enders, Elizabeth (Perkins)
Ennis, Thos. W.
Ennis, Mrs. C. W.
Douglass, James
Douglass, Mrs. Augusta
Dunn, Mrs. Anna Maria
Edgar, Wm. Matthias Eckerson, Philip
Disbrow, Margaret P.
73
ORGANIZATION OF THE CHURCH.
Edwards, Mrs. R. Endors, Ann B. Ennis, Anna Isabel
Ewing, Matilda S. Easton, Abigail J. Eaton, Gussie Everson, Mrs. Mary Ellen
Frazee, Hannah Freeman, Hagar
French, Mabel K. Tucker Frazee, Mary Elizabeth
Fornate, Elizabeth
Flatt, Rachel A.
Flatt, Mariam C. (Aird)
Freeman, William T.
Finnegar, Phebe
Florence, Martha (Ross) Freeman, Agnes
Amelia
Freeman, Jane (Guion). Florence, John
Florence, Hannah
Freeman, Susan M.
Florence, Harriet N.
Forbes, Jane
Florence, Matilda
Fithian, Lemuel S.
Flatt, Jacob
Fithian, Anna D.
Flatt, Hannah Freeman, Jane O. (Thomp- son) Frazee, Elizabeth
Folsom, Marietta C.
Freeman, Solomon
Finch, Jane
Folsom, Levi
Flatt, Eliza
Folsom, Ella M.
Freeman, Uel
Folsom, Julia
Force, Susan Morse
Folsom, Rachel F.
Freeman, Phebe
Flake, Frederick Wm.
Francisco, Ann H.
Forbes, Catherine V. G.
Ferguson, Jane Finnegar, James
Fordham, Mary C.
Freeman, Hetty
Frazee, Adelia
Force, Wm. Harris
Frazee, William D.
Frazee, Phineas Frazee, Agnes Florence, Martha A.
Folsom, Dora
Freeland, Catherine (Lud- low) Freeman, Lizzie
Fithian, Mary W.
Folsom, Mrs. Eliza A.
Fowler, Mrs. Hannah M. Fowler, Clara Bell Flake, Frederick
France, Alonzo
France, Mrs. Hannah M.
Fyfe, Alexander T.
Flake, Mrs. Sophie Flake, Annie E. J.
Fyfe, Mrs. A. T.
Florence, Mrs. Charlotte B.
Fithian, Isabella
Freeman, Isabella
Folsom, Josephine Mary
Folsom, Clara
74
JUBILEE SOUVENIR.
Flake, John Henry Flake, Fredrica D.
Feald, Mrs. Katie Hunter Feald, Mrs. Annie Hunter
Gillchrist, Hetty Gage, J. Smith
Green, Sarah
Griffin, Abigail
Gibbons, Elizabeth C.
Gage, Ursula F.
Gay, Joanna M. Glynn, Caroline
Geery, Mary Jane
Guion, Frances Jane
Garthwaite, Abigail
Garthwaite, Jeremiah Gay, Mrs. Wm. Alfred
Gage, Harriet. Geary, Mary Gundaker, Charles
Garthwaite, S. Freeman
Garthwaite, Mrs. Mary M.
Grove, Charles A., Jr.
Garthwaite, Oscar B.
Ganswyk, Cora Eveline
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