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The architect, to whose painstaking work is due the credit not only for the beauty of the reconstructed buildings, but for the complete- ness of the harmony between the old and new, was Hugh P. Chrisp, then a member of the congregation. Others to whom particular
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credit is due, are the pastor, the President and treasurer of the Board of Trustees-Arthur Robinson and James Johnston, respectively- and, most of all, Charles H. Wiltsie, who was chairman of the building and of the finance committee. The total cost of the alterations came to $36,300. Of this sum, about $22,000 was subscribed and paid during 1907 and 1908; and the balance was contributed in 1911-12.
In September, 1908, Rev. Lloyd G. Davis came to take the place of Mr. Gutelius, and as paid Superintendent of the Sunday School to give to that branch of the church life the impetus which the new building so strongly invited. In this he was very successful.
On May 30, 1909, Dr. Miller having com- pleted eight years of service, and seeing the church efficiently operating in buildings which were complete, modern and beautiful, formally tendered his resignation. He desired time for extended travel and study abroad, and after expressing appreciation of the loyalty and friendship which had been shown him, he said: " A long leave of absence, while enjoy- able and comfortable for a pastor, is liable to retard the progress and delay the activities of the church." For this reason, he asked his dismissal, requesting that it take effect on June 27th. A meeting of the Society was
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held on June 2d, and a committee appointed "to express to Dr. Miller the congregation's regard for him and its appreciation of his bril- liant services, and request him to reconsider his proffered resignation and, if possible, withdraw it." Five days later, at a meeting of Trustees, Session and committee, Dr. Miller read a statement reaffirming his deci- sion. This was reported to the congregation at a meeting held on June 16th when, regret- fully, the resignation was accepted. After leaving Rochester, Dr. Miller spent many months in Europe. He is now again pastor of the church in Warsaw.
Almost coincidently with the resignation of Dr. Miller the church lost by death one who had been on its Session for thirty-three years, and continuously, for twenty-six years, its clerk-Albert G. Bassett-a man whose spirituality gave to his gentleness a strength and power within the church of which he himself did not dream.
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Temporary Supplies
After the departure of Dr. Miller the First Church was without a pastor for nearly two years. During that period, Rev. Henry H.
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Stebbins, D.D., accepted the Session's invita- tion to act as Moderator and occasionally sup- plied the pulpit. In his absence, the Assistant Pastor, Mr. Davis, took his place as Modera- tor. The most frequent pulpit supplies, how- ever, were the Rev. Henry C. Applegarth, D.D., and the Rev. Cornelius Woelfkin, D.D. -these four men maintaining, between them, the efficiency of the church and the quality of its preaching at a very high standard. Naturally, much of the detail work fell upon Mr. Davis, and at the close of the pulpit vacancy the Session appropriately adopted resolutions expressing its appreciation of his ungrudging service.
On November 10, 1909, the congregation elected Moses Lyman to the Eldership, to take the place of Elder Bassett. In the following year brass flower-vases, purchased by friends of Mr. Bassett and suitably in- scribed, were placed on the pulpit tables in memory of him. Special services were held, as usual, during Holy Week, and on Good Friday Communion was celebrated-as it has often been since. During this period, also, the church bore its part in the Laymen's Mis- sionary Movement, and with marked success conducted an "Every-Member-Canvass " in behalf of the Benevolent Fund.
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The Beginning of the Present Pastorate
On January 4, 19II, a meeting of the Society, receiving the report of the committee to select a pastor, acted upon its recommendation, and by an unanimous rising vote extended a call to the Rev. Warren Sage Stone, who was then pastor of a church in LeRoy, N. Y. Mr. Stone was born in Mexico, N. Y., in 1876, and like Dr. Robinson was a graduate of Ham- ilton College and of Auburn Theological Seminary. He had also studied at Leipzig, Ger .; and in addition to his pastorate at Le Roy had been for two years lecturer in the Depart- ment of Homiletics at Auburn Seminary.
The call was accepted and the ceremony of installation took place on Thurdsay evening, March 2, 19II. The invocation was offered by Dr. G. B. F. Hallock, Assistant Pastor of the Brick Church. Then came the hymn, " The Church's One Foundation." The Scrip- ture was read by the Rev. R. R. Converse, D. D., of St. Luke's; prayer was offered by Dr. Applegarth; and after an anthem by the choir, " Rejoice Ye with Jerusalem," the sermon was preached by Dr. Woelfkin. The hymn, "Lord of All Being " followed, and after that the Rev. William D. Jones, Modera-
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tor of Presbytery, propounded the consti- tutional questions. The installing prayer was made by Rev. Charles C. Albertson, D.D., of Central Church; the choir sang, " In Heavenly Love Abiding "; Rev. James S. Riggs, D.D., of Auburn Seminary, gave the charge to the pastor, Dr. Stebbins the charge to the people, and after the hymn, "Oh, Master, Let me Walk with Thee," the pastor pronounced the benediction. The occasion was the first time in the church's history on which it had installed its pastor prior, by three days, to the delivery of his first ser- mon from its pulpit.
Two months after the installation of Mr. Stone, Rev. Lloyd G. Davis presented his resignation as assistant, owing to his wish to accept an appointment at the Berry School, Mount Berry, Ga. The resignation was re- gretfully accepted, and took effect July Ist.
On June 21, 1911, John P. Silvernail and Charles Mulford Robinson were re-elected Elders. Charles Winslow Smith, succeeding Mr. Davis as Superintendent of the Sunday School, served from 1910-12. Frank L. Gos- nell followed him for the year 1913-14, and now Mr. Smith is again Superintendent. It is enough perhaps to say that the Superin- tendents of the recent years have fully main-
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tained the high standards established by their predecessors.
To the great happiness of the First Church members, the pastorate of Mr. Stone is still "history in the making." As no perspective can yet be taken of it, no further record may here be attempted. But noting the marked gain in the contributions of the church for benevolent purposes-a gain of 25 per cent. in the short time since the new pastor's coming; noting the payment of the last dollar of church debt,* the growth of a church endowment fund, and the Society's beginning of its second century with money in the bank for ordinary purposes; noting the continued loyalty of church members-evidenced in a thousand ways, but perhaps most strikingly by the long terms of service which are still unbroken, and by the record of a Sunday School scholar + who, after more than twenty years, is yet to be absent from her place for the first time, -noting in the church the substitution of an enthusiastic volunteer chorus choir, under the leadership of George B. Penny, for the paid quartet of other years; and noting,
* Arising in the main from the payment of damages for an injury for which the church was claimed to be liable.
t Miss Florence Miller.
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as best, the deep spiritual life, the strong and steadily gaining Sunday School, the fellow- ship among the people of the congregation, and the comradeship which so generally ex- presses their sentiment toward the pastor- noting such things, and then looking back over the long way which the church has come in its hundred years, we may see how truly it may be said that the forest trail has de- veloped, in spite of its several branching paths, into a firm and sunny highway.
Upon this, it is a happy band of pilgrims that now goes singing toward the Goal.
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NOTES
The First Church of Rochester antedates all the present Boards of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America.
The total amount contributed for benevolent purposes by the First Presbyterian Church of Rochester during its hundred years is about $375.000.
Congregational expenses during this period totaled about $525.000, making a total of nearly a million dol- lars for religious purposes by the society which sixteen people started a hundred years ago, in a room over a tailor shop.
Missionaries who have gone from the First Presbyterian Church of Rochester are: Ebenezer Bliss, to the Chero- kees; Jonathan S. Green, to the Sandwich Islands; Dr. Ferdinand DeW. Ward, to India; Henry Cherry, to India; T. Dwight Hunt, to the Sandwich Islands; Henry A. DeForest, M.D. and Mrs. DeForest, to Syria; Mrs. Delia Stone Bishop, to the Sandwich Islands; Mrs. Maria Ward Chapin Smith, to Syria; Mrs. Alice Buell Morris, to China.
Persons who, going from the First Church, have entered the ministry, include: Enoch Miller, Justin G. Riley, George S. Sill, Robert L. Stanton, Horace Winston, G. Parsons Nichols, James Ballentine, Dr. L. Merrill Miller, Henry E. Peck, Charles G. Lee, Frederick M. Starr, Dr. Everard Kempshall, William N. McCoon, Charles R. Clarke, Henry B. Chapin, D.D., Robert Proctor, George Dutton, M.L.R.P. Hill, and J. Hall McIlvaine.
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PRESENT OFFICERS OF THE CHURCH
SESSION
Rev. Warren Sage Stone, Moderator
Charles F. Pond Fred'k A. Sherwood J. P. Silvernail
Moses Lyman Charles P. Ford E. N. Walbridge Charles Mulford Robinson, Clerk
DEACONS
Wm. C. Wait
Frank E. Combs
A. D. Findlay George H. Parmele
TRUSTEES
Class of 1915 Class of 1916 Class of 1917
Arthur Robinson Henry C. Reiner
George I. Viall
Wm. H. Briggs Wm. B. Lee
Charles H. Wiltsie
George H. Clark
James Johnston
Wm. W. Chapin,
President
SUPERINTENDENTS OF SUNDAY SCHOOL Charles Winslow Smith Edward E. Ford, Assistant
FOREIGN PASTOR Rev. Robert F. Fitch, Hangchow, China
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INDEX
FORMER OFFICERS OF THE CHURCH
Deacons
Elections of, pages 15, 34, 127, 163, 182, 183.
Elders
Elections of, 15, 34, 47, 67, 82, 97, 111, 124, 126-7, 136, 162, 165, 170, 176-7, 180, 182, 183, 191
Pastors
Names, of :- Williams, Penney, Edwards, McLaren, McIlvaine, Pease, Beadle, Wines, Robertson, Robin- son, Millard, Miller, see Index.
Assistant Pastors
Names of, 183, 189.
Pulpit Supplies
Names of, 12, 85, 103, 112, 134, 138, 140, 144, 175, 189.
Sunday School Superintendents Names of, 30, 98, 117, 126, 129, 136, 145, 170, 176, 184, 191.
Trustees
No complete list of Trustees is here compiled, owing to the loss by fire of the Trustees' early records. (See page 146.)
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INDEX OF NAMES
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Adams, John W., 127, 129, 13I, I36 Ainsworth, Asa, 160
Albertson, D. D., Rev. Charles C., 19I
Aldridge, George W., 90
Alling, Miss Louise J., 165
Alling, S. Y., 55, 120
Applegarth, D.D., Rev. Henry C., 189, 190
Arink, Mrs. G., 145
Armstrong, Edmund A., 124
Armstrong, E. W., 162
Armstrong, Maitland, 178
Avery, Courtland, 30
Avery, George A., 29, 69
B
Backus, Dr. Frederick, 54, 84, 90, 118
Backus, Mrs., 54
Baker, Prof. Arthur L., 180
Baker, Mrs. Arthur L., 180
Baker, James F., 163, 165 Ballentine, Rev. James, 195 Barnard, Jehiel, 11, 12, 23, 31 Barnum, Isaac B., 14 Bartlett, Rev. D. K., 159
Bassett, Albert G., 165, 188, 189
Beadle, D.D., Rev. Elias R. 138, 139, 140, 153 Bell, Mr., 118
Bender, Hastings R., 13, 38, 42, 90 Benedict, Oliver M., 136, 145, I46
Bickford, Sibel, 19
Biden, G., 30
Biden, John, 55
Billingston, Rev. Mr., 115
Bishop, Mrs. J. R., 67, 195
Bishop, W. S., 30
Bissell, Mary Ann, 63
Bissell, Josiah, Jr., 33, 38, 47, 56, 66.
Black, Charlotte, 30
Bliss, Rev. Ebenezer, 43, 44, 195 Bloss, W. C., 157
Blossom, Mrs., 54
Boardman, Rev. G. L., 137
Bostwick, Mr., 84
Bradstreet, Nehemiah C., 90
Breck, George, 165 Brewster, H. A., 54
Brewster, Mrs. John H., 180
Briggs, Wm. H., 196 Bristol, Rev. Edward, 176
Brown, Francis, 13
Brown, Hiram, 30
Brown, John H., 47, 48, 50
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Brown, Warren, 12, 14, 15, 19, 26 Buell, Eben U., III, 136
Buell, George C., 145, 146, 170 Burchard, Rev. Jedediah, 75, IOI
Burke, William, 127, 162
Burke, William B., 145, 146 Burnell, Levi, 69 Bush, D.D., Rev. Charles P., 74, 102, 103 Bush, John F., 30
C
Case, Margaret, 30 Campbell, Rev. Dr., 153, 154, 157 Carpenter, George W., 170, 177 Chapin, D.D., Rev. Henry B., 195 Chapin, Mrs. E. Maria Ward, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 95 Chapin, Moses, 24, 47, 90, 98, 102, III, 140, 157, 160 Chapin, Seth D., 69
Chapin, W. W., 184, 196
Cherry, Rev. Henry, 90, 195
Chester, Thomas, 170, 176, 177 Chichester, Charles, 176 Childs, Timothy, 59 Church, Charles, 124 Clark, D.D., Rev. Walter, 153 Clark, George H., 196 Clark, Rev. William, 2I Clarke, Rev. Charles R., 194 Clinton, Governor, 59 Coit, Rev. C. P., 176 Coit, Rev. J. T., 136 Colfert, Rev. Lawrence M., 167 Collins, Rev. Aaron C., 21
Combs, F. A., 183, 196 Condit, D.D., Rev. Jonathan B., 144, 145, 148, 149 Converse, D.D., Rev. R.R., 184, 190 Cook, Rev. Chauncey, 43
Cook, E., 30
Craig, Oscar, 150, 162, 165
Craig, Mrs., II
Chrisp, Hugh P., 186
Cromwell, Rev. Dr., 154
Cutting, Professor, 137
D
Dabney, J. G., 127 Dalzell, Robert W., III Davisdon, Rev. Edgar E., 170 Davis, Rev. Lloyd G., 184, 187, 189, 19I Davis, S., 30
DeForest, M.D., Henry A., 195 DeForest, Mrs. Henry A., 195 Denton, Eugene, 184
Dewey, Dr. Chester, 54, 157
Dickson, Rev. Mr., 103
Donnelly, Hannah, 19, 26 Donnelly, Henry, 13, 14, 15, 19, 26 Dundas, Charles W., 97, 98, III
Durand, Frederick, 182 Durfee, Rev. Charles, 168 Dutton, Rev. George, 127, 195
E
Edwards, Jonathan, 87, 103 Edwards, Rev. Tryon, 85, 86, 87, 88, 90, 92, 94, 96, 98, 99, 100, 102, 103, 104, 106, 113, I72
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Eddy, Rev. Mr., 88 Eliott, Nancy, 25
Ely, Amelia, 63
Ely, Elisha, 13, 14, 15, 19, 30, 38, 51, 66, 160 Ely, Hannah, 19, 66
Ely, Harvey, 38, 160
Ely, Mrs. Harvey, 122
Ely, Rev. J. A., 156
Ely, Dr. Wm. S., 184
Ensworth, Azel, 25, 37, 38
Everett, Rev. Mr., 43
F
Fairbanks, Rev. Eleazer, 14, 15,22 Findlay, A. D., 182, 196
Finney, Rev. Charles G., 72, 73, 75, 76, 101, 102, 128 Fitch, D.D., Rev., Ebenezer, 22
Fitch, Rev. Robert F., 183, 196 Ford, Charles P., 170, 182, 196 Ford, Edward E., 196
Fox, John T., 155, 163 Fuller, Rev. David, 14, 22
G
Gardiner, Judge A., 102, 136 Gardiner, Mrs., 118
Gardner, Rev. Corliss B., 168
Gibbs, Jane, 19 Gibbs, Oliver, 13, 14, 15, 19, 37, 38, 39, 160 Gibbs, Orrin E., 13, 90 Gilbert, the painter, 65
Gormly, Mrs. William R., 179, 180 Gorsline, William H., 155
Gosnell, Frank L., 191
Goold, Henry, 147, 170
Gould, Jacob, 34, 38, 39, 60,
90, 112, 120, 157, 160
Graham, C. H., 30
Granger, L., 38
Graves, Samuel, 34, 38
Green, Amanda, 30
Green, Rev. Jonathan S., 38, 67, 195 Green, M., 160
Green, Russell, 47
Griffith, W. S., 30
Gutelius, Rev. Stanley F., 183, 184, 187
H
Hall, Capt. Basil, 53
Hall, Rev. Dr., 109, 143
Hall, Miss Sallie, 180 Hallock, D.D., Rev. G. B. F., 190 Hamilton, Arthur S., 177
Hamilton, T. B., 29, 104, 105, IO6
Harrison, Pres. William Henry, 104
Hatch, Harriet, 79
Hawes, Rev. Dr., 88
Hayden, Charles J., 90, 146, 147, 160, 162
Haney, Margaret C., 30
Hibbard, Delbert C., 180
Hickok, Rev. Mr., 109, 115
Hill, Charles, 90
Hill, C. B., 147
Hill, Charles J., 30, 38, 67, 90
Hill, Rev. M. L. R. P., 195
- Hills, Emily, 30
Hills, Isaac, 90
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Hobart, Bishop, 31, 51 Hodgman, Rev. T. M., 171 Hollister, DeWitt C., 30
Holmes, Marcus, 97
Hotchkin, D.D., Rev. James H., 21, 74 Hough, David M., 170 Hunt, Rev. T. D., 176, 195
J
Jack, Miss, 30 Jennings, George E., 146
Jennings, P. W., 55
Jewett, Gibbons, 13
Johnson, D.D., Rev. Herrick, I68 Johnston, James, 170, 177, 187, 196 Jones, Rev. William D., 190
K
Kempshall, D.D., Rev. Ever- ard, 196 Kempshall, Thomas, 90, 124 Kittridge, D.D., Rev. J. E., 176, 182
L
Lafayette, General, 59 Lay, Aaron, 14, 19 Lay, Sarah, 19 Lee, Rev. Charles G., 196
Lee, Charles M., 86, 89, 127 Lee, Wm. B., 196
Leonard, Mary A., 30 Lewis, Sarah S., 150 Lincoln, Pres. Abraham, 136, 140
Livingston, James K., 82 Livingston, John, 63 Livingston, Samuel, 64 Lyman, Moses, 189, 196
M
Magne, Charles, 13, 14, 19, 38
Magne, Polly, 19
McCoon, Rev. Wm., N., 195 McIlvaine, Rev. J. Hall, 195 McIlvaine, D.D., Rev. Joshua Hawley, 77, 78, 110, 115, 116, 117, 118, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 128, 133, 134, 135, 159, 160, 169
McLaren, D.D., Rev. Malcolm N., 107, 108, 109, 110, 112, 135, 154
Mclaughlin, Clarence A., 184 Mclaughlin, Miss Florence, 183, 184 Merrell, Rev. Joseph, 21 Millard, D.D., Rev. Nelson, 175, 176, 177, 178, 180, 181, 182,184
Millard, Mrs., 179
Miller, Rev. Enoch., 195
Miller, Miss Florence, 192
Miller, D.D., Rev. George D., 121, 181, 182, 184, 187, 188 Miller, D.D., Rev. L. Merrill, 195 Miller, Samuel, 30
Mitchell, D.D., Rev. S. S., 176 Mogridge, J., 150
Mogridge, Mrs. J., 150
Montgomery, Harvey, 50
Moore, Rev. T. V., 112 Morey, Rev. H. M., 154
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Morgan, Mr., 146 Morris, Mrs. Alice Buell, 195 Morse, Miss Mary, 180 Munger, Mr., 146
N
Nash, John C., 90 Nash, Mrs. John C., 118 Neafus, Wm., 38 Nelson, D.D., Rev. S. Banks, I84
Nichols, Rev. G. Parsons, 195 Nichols, Rev. James, 134, 135 Nichols, Mrs. S. J., 158, 165 Noble, William, 2I
0
Olds, Prof. George D., 177 P
Page, Rev. J. R., 153 Pardee, John M., 170
Parker, Rev. Charles, 144 Parker, Rev. Joel, 114 Parker, Mrs. James Marsh, 59 Parmele, G. H., 182, 196 Parmelee, Rev. Reuben, 12, 14,2I Parsons, Rev. Levi, 153 Paterson, Thomas J., 69 Patton, D.D., Rev. George, 168,176 Pease, D.D., Rev. Calvin, 132, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 153, I57 Peck, Everard, 25, 31, 38, 51, 69, 127, 160 Peck, Mrs. Everard, 45
Peck, Rev. Henry E., 195 Penney, D.D., Rev. Joseph, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 48, 50, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 63, 64, 65, 67, 69, 70, 71, 75, 76, 78, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 88, 89, 94, 97, 106, 132 Penney, Mrs., 44, 77 Penny, Geo. B., 192 Perkins, William H., 118 Perkins, Mrs. William H., 118, 165 Plumb, Abraham, 31, 50, 66 .
Plumb, Mrs. Patty, 66
Pomeroy, John N., 126, 129
Pomeroy, Rev. F., 22
Pond, Charles F., 147, 177, 184, 194 Pond, Elias, 54 Porter, Sam D., 30, 98 Proctor, Rev. Robert, 195
R
Rankin, Rev. Henry, 112 Rawson, Rev. Mr., 43 Reid, Rev. Adam, 112 Reiner, Henry C., 196 Reynolds, Mortimer F., 39 Reynolds, Wm. A., 30, 54 Richardson, Rev. Mr., 115 Riddle, Rev. D. H., 84, 85 Riggs, Rev. Herman C., 168, 182 Riggs, D.D., Rev. James S., 19I Riley, Col. Ashbel W., 68, 80, 90, 155 Riley, George S., 152 Riley, Rev. Justin G., 195 Ripley, Eli, 38
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Robertson, Rev. James L.,
152, 153, 154, 158, 159, 160, 162, 164, 165, 166, 167 Robertson, Mrs. J. L., 166, 171, 179
Robinson, Arthur, 187, 196
Robinson, Mrs. Arthur, 180
Robinson, D.D., Rev. Charles E., 124, 167, 168, 169, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 190 Robinson, Mrs. Charles E., 171, 174, 179 Robinson, Charles Mulford, 182, 191, 196 Robinson, D.D., Rev. E. G., 134, 138, 140 Robinson, Miss Julia O., 171 Rochester, Col. Nathaniel, 23, 24
Root, Rev. J. S., 176
Root, Prof. Oren, 175
Rosslewin, Mr., 146
Rowe, William, 177
Rumsey, Miss, 180
S
Sampson, Judge Ashley, 32, 38, 60, 63, 82, 114, 127
Sampson, Mrs., 29
Schellinger, Eliza, 30
Scofield, David, 98 Scofield, Salmon, 47, 66
Scott, Rev. Dr., 133
Scranton, Delia, II, 12
Scranton, Mrs. Hamlet, II
Sedgwick, Susan, 30
Shaw, D.D., Rev. James B., 109, 115, 136, 137, 153, 159, 176
Shedd, D.D., Rev. W. G. T., I38 Sherwood, Frederick A., 182, 196 Sholtus, C. H., 30
Sill, George G., 38
Sill, Rev. George S., 195
Silvernail, John P., 182, 191, 196 Smith, Charles Winslow, 184, 191, 196
Smith, Clarissa, 30
Smith, Judge E. Darwin, 150
Smith, Erastus B., 30
Smith, Mrs. Maria W. C., 157,
195 Smith, Silas O., 12
Sprague, Rev. Dr., 109
Stanton, Henry B., 120
Stanton, Rev. Robert L., 195
Starks, Arbela, 19
Starr, Frederick, 67, 122, 127, I60 Starr, Rev. Frederick M., 195 Stebbins, D.D., Rev. H. H., 189, 19I Stevens, Dr., 42
Stillwell, Hamlin, 90
Stoddard, Huldah, 19
Stone, David, 38
Stone, Delia, 67
Stone, Enos, 23, 31
Stone, Joseph, 38
Stone, Patty, 25
Stone, Newell A., 170
Stone, Samuel, 14
Stone, Rev. Warren Sage, 190, 191, 192, 196 Strong, Emily, 63 Strong, Dr. Maltby, 90 Strong, Miss, 29
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T
Taylor, D.D., Rev. W. R., 176, 182
Terry, Seth H., 136, 161, 162
Tryon, James S., 127
Tyler, President, 120
V
Van Buren, Martin, 120 Van Voorhis, Menzo, 170 Viall, George I., 196
W
Wadsworth, Whiting, 150
Wadsworth, Mrs. Whiting, 150
Wait, Wm. C., 196
Walbridge, Edward N., 182, 183, 196 Walbridge, S. D., 146
Walker, Otis, 13
Ward, Andrew, 55
Ward, D.D., Rev. F. DeW., 68, 90, 172, 195 Ward, Dr. Levi, 33, 54, 60, 157 Ward, Mrs. Levi, 45
Ward, Levi, Jr., 34, 38
Ward, Levi A., 90, 98, 114,
117, 125, 126, 160
Ward, Mrs. Levi A., 118 Ward, Miss, 30
Warner, A. J., 151
Webb, Charles H., 170
Webb, W. W., 184
Weed, Joel F., 30
Weld, Theodore D., 80
West, Elizabeth, 19
West, Daniel, 14, 15, 19, 26, 160
Wheelock, Mrs., II
Williams, Charles M., 22, 184
Williams, Rev. Comfort, 14, 20, 22, 24, 32, 35, 36, 38, 39, 40, 41 Williams, Lucy, 25
Wilson, Jane, 30
Wilson, Priscilla, 64
Wilson, Robert, 38
Wiltsie, Charles H., 187, 196
Winchester, Rev. Mr., 43
Wines, Rev. Casper Maurice, 140, 141, 142, 144
Wines, D.D., Rev. E. C., 141
Winslow, Horace, 30
Winston, Rev. Horace, 195
Wisner, Rev. Wm., 88
Woelfkin, D.D., Rev. Cor- nelius, 189, 190 Woodward, Roland B., 184
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