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ARTICLE IV .- PULPIT SUPPLY.
Whenever the pulpit is vacant by the absence or dismission of a Pastor, the Church, by its Examining Committee, shall provide a temporary supply, and the Trustees of the Society, in consulta- tion with the Examining Committee, shall determine the compen- sation.
No person shall continue as supply longer than three months without a concurrent vote of the Church and Society.
ARTICLE V .- SACRED MUSIC.
The Examining Committee of the Church and the Trustees of the Society shall be a joint committee to provide sacred music, in- cluding the selection of Chorister and Organist. The control of the necessary expenses connected with the music shall be with the Society, through its Trustees.
ARTICLE VI .- CONTROL OF THE SANCTUARY.
The Pastor shall have liberty to use the Church edifice at his discretion, to promote the spiritual interests of the Church and Congregation ; the Church, also, may use the same for religious meetings ; but for all other purposes the control of the building shall be with the Society through its Trustees, who shall not allow it to be used for unworthy and worldly purposes, nor for any use which shall interfere with the arrangements of the Church and the Pastor.
ARTICLE VII .- ALTERATION OF COMPACT.
These Articles of mutual agreement for the adjustment of the spiritual and secular relations of the Church and the Society, having been adopted by separate vote of each and placed by each in its book of records, can be altered in whole or in part only in the same way.
Adopted by the Church May 16th, 1879,
and by the Society April 7, 1880.
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III. FORMULAS OF THE CHURCH.
ADMISSION OF MEMBERS.
Persons wishing to be received as members of this Church will heet the Examining Committee and give a statement of their eligious experience, or present letters of recommendation from ther Churches.
If the Committee are satisfied of their fitness, they shall cause heir names to be propounded to the Congregation at least one veek previous to their admission.
Having been accepted by vote of the Church, they shall be eceived into the communion of the Church according to the fol- owing form :
FORM FOR RECEPTION OF MEMBERS.
" With the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth onfession is made unto salvation."-Rom., x: 10.
ADDRESS BY THE MINISTER.
The following named persons, having given evidence of their Christian faith, are now to be publicly recognized and received to he membership of this Church. As their names are called they vill present themselves before the Table of the Lord, to signify ssent to our common belief, and to enter into covenant.
[The names being read, the persons come forward and the ninister proceeds.]
BELOVED FRIENDS :- Grace be unto you, and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.
You now present yourselves to make profession of your faith in esus Christ, to own yourselves His disciples, and to enter into communion and fellowship with His Church. In this public man- her you desire to renew and confirm the vows which you have made n secret. You do not stand here alone. You know whom you have believed. At the bidding of Christ and in His strength, you
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undertake this duty. Faithful to Him, His grace and love sha keep you.
The following is the summary of Christian Doctrine adopte by this Church :
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CONFESSION OF FAITH.
Ist. We believe in one only living and true God, the Fathe the Son, and the Holy Ghost, who created all things, and uphol and governs all creatures and their affairs, according to the hol wise and eternal counsel of His own will.
2d. We believe the Scriptures of the Old and New Testamen to be the inspired word of God, and the only sufficient and i fallible rule of faith and practice.
3d. We believe that God at first made man in his own imag and entered into a covenant of life with him on condition of pe fect obedience ; and that our first parents, by transgressing tl command of God, fell from their state of holiness, and broug sin and misery upon all their posterity.
4th. We believe that God so loved the world that he gave hour only begotten Son, Jesus Christ, to assume our nature, and by has sufferings and death to make atonement for sin ; and that throughou his atonement all who repent and believe in him are pardoned ar sanctified, and will finally obtain eternal life.
5th. We believe that all men are by nature so wholly oppose to the government of God, and so averse to the Gospel, that noi do repent of sin and believe in Jesus Christ, except through tl influence of the Holy Ghost on their hearts.
6th. We believe that God has established a visible Chur( among men, with which it is the duty of all Christians to be united that Baptism and the Lord's Supper are ordinances of the Christia Church, which, together with the Christian Sabbath, are of pe petual obligation in the Church.
7th. We believe that there will be a Resurrection of the Dea and a final Judgment ; after which the wicked shall go away in everlasting punishment ; but the righteous into life eternal.
To these articles of our faith, as far as understood, do you gi- your cordial assent ? [The candidate will answer, "I do."]
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BAPTISM.
Through the faith of Christian parents, some of you have ptetready received baptism. Having evidence, as we believe, of od's fidelity to His covenant in your conversion, you do now by is public act of consecration assume for yourselves the covenant en made for you by others, and the seal of it need not be peated.
You who have not received the outward seal of the covenant hold 11 now present yourselves for Baptism.
[FORMULA FOR BAPTISM. ]-A. B., I baptize thee in the name of e Father, Son and Holy Ghost. Amen.
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COVENANT WITH THE CHURCH.
Having confessed your faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, you will agew enter into covenant with God and with this Church.
You do now, in the presence of God, the searcher of hearts, ugh id before angels and men, avow the Lord Jehovah to be your od, loving the Father as your Father, trusting in His Son Jesus hrist as your only Saviour, and welcoming the Holy Spirit as e hour Comforter and Sanctifier; and professing true sorrow for your y hins and renouncing them forever, you do now publicly devote ougourself to God, promising to walk before Him in obedience and love anl your future life. You do cheerfully and heartily promise that the sanctuary, the family, and the closet, and in every relation d situation of life, you will be a true disciple of Christ, and by OS non 1 th e discharge of all your public and private duties, commend His ospel to the world. You, moreover, covenant that you will walk ith this Church in all the ordinances of the Gospel, in attendance on its meetings for prayer, its public worship and its sacraments, urdu love and charity with its members, conscientiously laboring to tedfromote its purity, peace, union, and edification. Humbly relying stian the help of God, do you thus covenant and promise? [The pelindidate will answer, "I do."]
The Lord hear and accept you, confirm you with His covenant eaff peace, strengthen you to do His will, and maintain you in un- intearied obedience until you come in the fullness of grace to His [eavenly Kingdom.
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FELLOWSHIP OF THE CHURCH.
[The members of the Church rise in salutation and welcome. ]
Most affectionately, then, do we the members of this Church receive you to our Christian fellowship and Communion. We wel kern come you to all the ordinances and privileges of the Christian en Church. We break with you this Bread of Life. We share wit] ar you this Cup of Blessing. We promise on our part to dwell wit] you while together here in the unity of the children of God ; toast trust you in love as members of the body of Christ ; to extend teav you fraternal sympathy and counsel in trials and afflictions ; to balpo helpers of your faith, and to seek your advancement in the life andGo likeness of Him whose name we bear. bre
From you in turn we look for counsel and co-operation. Witles us you are to be fellow-helpers to the truth of the Gospel. To gether we are to labor for the Master, to strive for the edificationfrer of this Church, and to rejoice in its progress. Chr
In token of our confidence and brotherly love, receive the handit of welcome. en
[Here the Minister, if he so pleases, may take the new member wor severally by the hand, repeating to each some appropriate passag of Scripture.]
[The Church still standing, the Minister adds : ]
And now, beloved, we commend you unto the Father of ou Lord Jesus Christ, of whom the whole family in heaven and earthadds is named ; that He would grant you, according to the riches o His glory, to be strengthened with might by His Spirit in the inne man ; that Christ may dwell in your hearts by faith ; that ye, being Into pra YOU mar rooted and grounded in love, may be able to comprehend with al saints what is the breadth and length and depth and height, and to know the love of Christ which passeth knowledge, that ye migh be filled with all the fullness of God.
The God of Peace, who brought again from the dead the Lord Jesus, that great Shepherd of the sheep, through the blood of thepar everlasting covenant, make you perfect in every good work to do His will, working in you that which is well pleasing in His sight through Jesus Christ.
Now unto Him who is able to keep us from falling, and to present us faultless before the presence of His glory with exceeding joy, to the only wise God our Saviour, be glory and majesty dominion and power, both now and ever. Amen.
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BAPTISM OF CHILDREN.
"For the promise is unto you and to your children."-Acts II:39.
[At the morning service of the appointed Sunday, before the ermon, while a chant is being sung by the Choir, the parents pre- ent their children for baptism. Then the Minister addresses the arents as follows : ]
CHRISTIAN PARENTS :- Encouraged by the terms of the ever- tasting promise, and animated by the tender regard evinced by our Itdaviour for the little ones, you present your children to receive bepon them the seal of God's covenant, and to dedicate them to androd in the ordinance of Baptism. In so doing you recognize the reciousness of your own covenant relation to the Lord, and you ithesire that your offspring, also, shall enjoy its privileges.
To Relying on promised grace, you engage to instruct these chil- ior ren in the knowledge of Divine Truth and in the way of salvation hrough Jesus Christ ; to walk before them in the grace and beauty. andf the Christian life, to seek their early renewal of heart, and to ndeavor, in all ways, to secure their highest usefulness in this forld and their happiness in the world to come.
This you heartily engage ? ['The parents will answer, "I do."]
[FORMULA FOR BAPTISM.] A. B. is the name of this child, whom baptize in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Ghost. Amen.
[After which the members of the Church rise, and the Minister rt dds : ]
We, then, the members of this Church, receive these children to special relationship of love and care ; and we promise to aid ou in your parental work by our sympathy, our example, and our rayers. The Lord bless and keep you and your house, and bring ou and them, with all the families that call on His name, into the hansions of His everlasting rest. Amen.
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IV, STANDING APPOINTMENTS OF THE CHURCH.
" Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together."-Heb. x:25.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
I. Public Worship on the Lord's Day at 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. from April Ist to October Ist, and at 7 P. M. from October Ist to April Ist.
2. Sunday School immediately after the morning service at 12 M.
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SACRAMENTS.
I. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered on the first Sunday in February, April, June, August, October, andtwo December. A preparatory service will be held on Thursday even Fri ing preceding each Communion Sunday.
This Church invites to the Lord's Table those who love outve Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity, and are living by faith in him.
2. The Sacrament of Baptism will be administered on Com munion Sundays to those admitted to the Church who have no been baptized, and to children on the second Sunday in June and October, and at other times at the discretion of the Minister Children of the Church will be baptized, according to the forn prescribed for the baptism of children, on presentation by thei parents, who shall, at or before the time of baptism, hand to th Minister a card, giving, first, the names of both parents; second, th. FULL Christian name of the child, and third, the date of the child' birth, that the same may be entered in the Church Record.
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WEEK-DAY SERVICES.
I. The weekly Prayer and Conference Meeting of the Church held Thursday evening. The meeting on the first Thursday of ach month will take the form of a Missionary Concert.
2. The meeting for the study of the Sunday School Lesson on Monday evening under the direction of the Pastor.
3. Ladies' Prayer Meeting, Saturday afternoon.
ANNUAL AND OTHER MEETINGS.
I. Business meetings of the Church are held on the Second riday of January, May, and October, (see Constitution, Art. IV.) 2. The annual Meeting of the Ecclesiastical Society on the rst Wednesday in April.
3. The annual rental of pews on Wednesday preceding the rst Sunday in May.
SOCIETIES.
red I. "Women's Foreign Missionary Society" (auxiliary to the ano Vomen's Board of Missions of the Interior) meets on the first en Friday afternoon in each month.
2. "Ladies Home Missionary Society," once in two weeks on ou Wednesday afternoon and evening during most of the year.
3. "Young Ladies' Mission Band," Foreign and Home Mis- ions, on first Saturday in each month.
4. "Helping Hand Society." Mission Circle of Girls, once n two weeks, on Saturday afternoon.
5. "Young People's Association." To unite the young people enof the Church in systematic Christian Work, the first Tuesday theevening of each month.
The above appointments are not fixed by rule. Changes may e made when circumstances require.
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Order of Public Worship.
ORDER OF PUBLIC WORSHIP.
MORNING.
I. Organ prelude.
2. Doxology, followed by Prayer of Invocation ; and the Lord's Prayer, as found in the Gospel of St. Matthew, repeated by Minister and people, all standing.
3. Reading the Holy Scriptures.
4. Anthem by the Choir, the congregation sitting.
5. Selection from the Psalms, read responsively by the Minister and the people, standing ; followed by the Gloria Patria, by the Choir.
. Prayer, the Congregation bowing down.
7. Notices.
8. Hymn, by the Choir and Congregation, standing.
9. Sermon.
IO. Hymn, by the Choir and Congregation, standing.
II. Prayer and Benediction, the Congregation bowing down.
EVENING.
I. Hymn, by the Choir and Congregation, all standing.
2. Reading the Holy Scriptures.
3. Prayer, the Congregation bowing down.
4. Anthem by the Choir, the Congregation sitting.
5. Sermon.
6. Hymn, by the Choir and Congregation, standing.
7. Prayer and Benediction, the Congregation bowing down.
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CATALOGUE OF OFFICERS AND MEMBERS.
" Ye are the body of Christ .- I. Cor. XII: 24.
OFFICERS.
PASTOR. REV. EDWIN E. WILLIAMS. EXAMINING COMMITTEE. PASTOR AND CLERK, EX-OFFICIO.
LIJAH DE WITT, for Life. GILBERT R. SHERWOOD, Dec. 31, 1881.
DMUND W. WEST,
ARTEMAS BEEBE, - -
EMAN ELY, - - HOMAS L. NELSON,
Dec. 31, 1882.
HENRY K. DAY, - - I880. WILLIAM J. NEVINS, - 66
CLERK AND TREASURER.
ISAAC S. METCALF.
COMMITTEE ON MISSIONS.
ENRY K. DAY, EMAN ELY,
Foreign Missions. Home
DMUND W. WEST,
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Tract Society and Freedmen. American Congregational Union. Church Sunday School.
HOMAS L. NELSON, - SAAC S. METCALF,
American Bible Society.
IRS. HEMAN ELY.
LADIES' COMMITTEE. MRS. JAMES J. MONROE. MRS. ISAAC S. METCALF. SUNDAY SCHOOL. -
IEMAN ELY, - IENRY M. PARKER, Irs. THOMAS L. NELSON,
- Superintendent. Assistant Superintendent. Secretary and Treasurer.
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CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF MEMBERS.
"One shall say I am the Lord's, and another shall subscribe with his han unto the Lord, and surname himself by the name of Israel."-Isaiah XLIV: 5.
EXPLANATIONS.
The year of admission is placed over the name.
C, placed before the name, indicates those from Carlisle who united g with this church at the time of its organization.
L, placed before a name, signifies that the person was received by lette from another Church ; all others were received on confession of their faith
C, placed after the name, indicates those who in August, 1883, returner to their separate Church in Carlisle.
L, placed after the name, signifies that the person has been dismissed b letter to another Church.
An asterisk placed after the name signifies that the person is deceased.
D, placed after the name, signifies that the person was removed by disci pline, which includes those from whom watch has been withdrawn 01 account of long absence, and those whose names have been dropped fron the roll at their own request.
The date following the letters C, L and D is the date of dissolution o Church connection, as signified by those letters.
The date following the asterisk is the date of decease.
The name inclosed in a parenthesis, following the Christian name of female, was her maiden name.
The names of husband and wife, standing together in the Catalogue are connected with a brace.
The number at the left of the name in this list is retained in the alpha betical list and in the list of "Present Members."
Persons withdrawing their connection, and subsequently uniting, retail their original number with the addition of the letter "a" on the second admission and "b" on the third ; the year of such subsequent admission being indicated in connection with the name as previously entered.
Females admitted previous to marriage retain their original numbe after marriage.
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1824.
L Luther Lane. *Nov. 23, 1868.
L Celia (Belden) Ely, w of Heman *Jan'y 7, 1827.
L Pamela (Morgan) Beebe, w of Artemas *June 26, 1878.
L Abby W. (Howland) Lathrop, w of Rev. Dan'l W. L May 20, 1850. ) *Feb. 25, 1872. 5
L William Smith L March 4, 1832.
Harriet (Toby) Hamlin, w of Erastus. L Jan. 1, 1836. * April 17, 1865. 5 *June 14, 1848.
7 Julia (Johnson) West, w of Edmund. (Mrs. Norris O. Stow.) \
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Pearly (Clary) Douglass, w of George.
L Nov. 2, 1832. -
9 Ann Loyd Palmer
*April 7, 1866. L May 18, 1826. ) *June 6, 1853. 5
Pamela Manter (Mrs. Ransom Redington)
C Samuel Brooks.
ne 2 C Sophia Johnson Brooks. S
*July 29, 1880. C Aug. 2, 1833. *Dec. 20, 1874. C Aug. 2, 1833 *March 1, 1864. C Aug. 2, 1833. *Jan. 24, 1862.
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Hannah M. (Johnson) Brooks. (See 1874) ... C Aug. 2, 1833.
C Lydia (King) Brooks, w of Capt. James C Aug. 2, 1833. *Dec. 3, 1847.
C Hannah (Miller) Johnson, w of Phineas . * April 30, 1826.
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Irene Johnson (Mrs. Emory Strong)
L Jan. 12, 1831.
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(Mrs. Niram Bruce, *Jan. 2, 1877. -
1825.
Sophronia (Smith) Crocker, w of Samuel L May 4, 1849. 1
*Sept. 2, 1866. 5 Lucy Ann Smith, w of William. L March 4, 1832.
1827.
L Lydia (Pond) Adams, w of Ezra S. D March 21, 1853.
L Ann (Cooley) Lane, w of Luther *April 8, 1862.
L Pamela (Harwood) Manter, wid. of Francis *July 27, 1843.
L James Fordyce Mantor, (See 1876) L Aug. 29, 1853. * April 30, 1848.
24 L Melissa Clark) (Foot) Mantor.
L Ann (Lisk) Collins, wid. of David L July 18, 1837 } *Aug. 23, 1860. S
L Francis West. (See 1864) L Dec. 30, 1832.
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L Fanny (Chapman) West. S * Aug 21, 1832.
L Betsey (Lisk) Redington, w of Eliphalet. L Oct. 31, 1834. *March 15, 1850 $
n 29 L Mary (Crocker) Mussey, w of Reuben. (See 1840) L May 3, 1839.
1828.
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L Mary Eddy Greene (Mrs. Thomson Miles) Susan Howland Joseph Porter L Sept. 4, 1835. L, May 29, 1831.
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1829.
33 Henry Johnson Brooks
L Aug. 29, 186
34 Anna (Keeler) Barnum, w of Zenas L April 1, 1836
*Sept. 1. 1867.
35 Hannah Gilbert, w of Thadeus.
*Feb. 21, 1834. *Aug. 14, 1864
36 Clement Northrop.
37 Abiah Ann (Sanford) Northrop. 5
* March 13, 186
38 L Nathan Stevens. ¿ L July 1, 1831.
39 L Eliza Stevens. L July 1, 1831.
1830.
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L Sheldon Guthrie. L May 31, 1833
41 L Emily Ann (Terry) Guthrie. § L May 31, 1833
42 L Schuyler Putnam. D Feb. 4, 1851
*Sept. 15, 1858
43 L Sarah (Stevens) Putnam. *Oct. 10, 1856.
44 D Emarancy (Culver) Thatcher, w of Buckley L Aug. 17, 183;
1831.
45 Lydia King Brooks (Mrs. Hiram Patterson). -C Aug. 2, 1833. *Aug. 10, 1851.
46 Anna Hopkins Brooks (Mrs. Rev. A. D. Olds). _ C Aug. 2, 1833. *Sept. 30, 1863.
47 Martin Luther Brooks L Oct. 4, 1833.
48 Julia Leake Brooks (Mrs. Nelson S. Bishop } __ C Aug. 2, 1833. (See 1876.) 5
49 Calvin Barnard. (See 1837.)
L June 16, 1833.
50 Jane Bryant (Mrs. A. H. Redington),
L Oct. 31, 1834. *April 5, 1873.
51 Huldah Cooley (Mrs. Calvin Barnard)-(See 1837) L June 16, 183:
52 Harriet Cooley. *May 7, 1836. *Oct. 6, 1839.
53 Ann Eliza Chaney
54 L Elmira Collins (Mrs. Rev. Fayette Shipherd) L Oct. 20, 1833 *Nov. 24, 1834. L Dec. 20,1836.
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L Mrs. Sylvia Crane.
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56 Deborah (Phelps) Cooley, w of Festus Aug. 4, 1876.
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L Susan (Van Gorder) Chaney, w of Charles *March 31, 1876
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Kellogg Day. L Oct. 7, 1839.
Harriet M. (Salter) Ely, w of Heman *Aug. 6, 1846.
59 60 Harriet Esteabrooks (Mrs. Aaron Davenport). .L Oct. 4, 1833. 61 Melissa Virginia Foot (Mrs. Jeremiah Higbee) .. L July 2, 1848. 62 Nancy Fink. L April 1, 1836 *Dec. 29, 1874.
63 Lois Sylphina Gillette (Mrs. Luther Turner) -L Jan. 1, 1836.
64 Robert Edwin Gillette. L July 3, 1835.
*Sept. 28, 1861. 65 Columbus Bierce Guthrie L Dec. 30, 1831 *Dec. 28, 1877.
66 Fabius Gleason D May 14, 1880.
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Abigail Hart (Mrs. Henry J. Brooks). L Aug. 29, 1864. Jane Adeline Hamlin (Mrs. A. W. Babcock). L Jan. 1, 1836. L March 4, 1836. L March 4, 1836.
67 68 Harriet (Walker) Hall. 69 John S. Hall. (See 1839.) S 70 71 72 Henry Hart. (See 1855.) L Nov.27, 1836 *Dec. 12, 1860. 5 Harriet Elizabeth Hart (Mrs. R. L. Gaylay). L May 14, 1837.
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Sarah S. (Shepard) Hart. (See 1855.) L Nov.27, 1836 *May 29, 1864. Milton Pratt Hamlin Abigail Julia Hamlin *Aug. - , 1834. L Jan. 1, 1836. Erastus Hamlin *Sept. 29, 1841. L Jan. 1, 1836. *Jan. 1, 1863. L Jan. 1, 1836. Harriet Sophronia Hamlin *Dec. - , 1850. 5 L Oct. 16, 1836. D May 14, 1880. David Hall L Jan. 31, 1840. *April 2, 1875. 5
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Sarah Hall
Lucy Abby Hartson (Mrs. Heman Gaston). (Mrs. Albert M. Adams.
L Lucinda Morse Hartson (Mrs. Albert M. Adams) L Feb. 13, 1834 ) *Dec. 21, 1855. 5 Missionary to West Indies, 1837
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Betsey Hartson (Mrs. Rev. David S. Ingraham) ) (Mrs. Dr. Julius M. Hume.) (See 1841.)
Ardin Ingersoll Phineas Miller Johnson.
*June -, 1832. L Dec. 1, 1837. } *Oct. 13, 1876. 5 L Nov. 3, 1837.
Orra Ann (Collins) Johnson.
Delia Maria Johnson (Mrs. H. N. Gates)
William Henry Johnson
Isaac Miller Johnson
William Loomis
Nathan Harwood Manter.
Susan (Miles) Manter. S
Orville Lucius Mason.
L April 21, 1839. *June 19, 1875. L Oct. 14, 1838. D May 14, 1880. *Feb. 19, 1866. *Nov, 29, 1836. L Aug. 24, 1852 *June 16, 1878. L Aug. 24, 1852. L Oct. 14, 1838 ) *Feb. 13, 1865. S L Feb. 3, 1832. L May 14, 1835 ) *Dec. 31, 1876. )
Caroline (Clark) Mason.
Cornelia E. Mussey (Mrs. Isaac M. Johnson)
Emeline Miles (Mrs. John B. Webb)
Henry Frost Merry.
Elizur Northrop
D Jan. 11, 1837.
Antoinette Northrop (Mrs. Smith D. Hinman) .L Dec. 29, 1836.
Cynthia (Buckland) Porter, w of James. / L Jan, 28, 1844.
(Mrs. Hiram F. Hibbard.) § (See 1840.)
99 00 01 02 Eliphalet Redington
Samuel Porter Aug. - , 1833.
Amandrin Manley Parmely. (See 1839.) L May 14, 1837. L Oct. 31, 1834. ) *June 29, 1848. 5
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D June 17, 1853.
* May 7, 1870. S 4
104 Alexander H. Redington
L Oct. 31, 1834.
105 Henry Seely
L Nov. 2, 1832. *Aug. 12, 1833.
*Feb. 24, 1870.
107 Theoderic Cordenio Severance
L June 16, 1833.
108 David Smith
D April 12, 1836 } *May 1, 1861.
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Fanny (Barnes) Smith.
D April 12, 1836
110 Addison Tracy
L Mch. 4, 1842 * March 5, 1864 § 15
111 Theresa (Redington) Tracy
L March 4, 1842
112 Frederick Whittlesey
L May 14, 1835. 1
*Nov. 13, 1854. 5 153
113 Eliza (Burrell) Whittlesey.
L May 14, 1835.
114 Abel Walker
L July 5, 1833.
115 Tra Wood
L Dec. 30, 1831.
116 Julia Emily Whiton (Mrs. Henry F. Merry) L May 14, 1835.
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