First Church in Salem Mass 1634 volume 1
First Church in Salem Mass 1634 volume 1
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That it has come to us from long lived men, re- markable for retentive memories, and famed for truthfulness ; that it is no vague, improbable legend, based upon uncertain and visionary tes- timony.
The first question appears to be — is this the frame of the first Church erected in 1634? Is there, in records and reliable tradition, evidence to warrant a belief that it is ?
Let us first look into the evidence from the records, then into the tradition, — and lastly, — the internal proofs from the ...building itself.
We have the assurance from the records, that the congregation having worshipped from 1629 to 1634 in an unfinished building, of one story, agreed, the latter year, with Mr. Norton, to build a suitable meeting-house, which should not exceed the amount of £100. In 1638, four years afterwards, " bills were paid for daubing and glazing this house. " The next year, in Fe))ru- ary 1639, an agreement was made with John Pickering to build a " Meeting-house, " but from 14 "vvhat follows, and in which your Committee coincide, it was only an addiiion to the old house ; for the town voted on the 31st Dec.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That it has come to us from long lived men, re- markable for retentive memories, and famed for truthfulness ; that it is no vague, improbable legend, based upon uncertain and visionary tes- timony.
The first question appears to be — is this the frame of the first Church erected in 1634? Is there, in records and reliable tradition, evidence to warrant a belief that it is ?
Let us first look into the evidence from the records, then into the tradition, — and lastly, — the internal proofs from the ...building itself.
We have the assurance from the records, that the congregation having worshipped from 1629 to 1634 in an unfinished building, of one story, agreed, the latter year, with Mr. Norton, to build a suitable meeting-house, which should not exceed the amount of £100. In 1638, four years afterwards, " bills were paid for daubing and glazing this house. " The next year, in Fe))ru- ary 1639, an agreement was made with John Pickering to build a " Meeting-house, " but from 14 "vvhat follows, and in which your Committee coincide, it was only an addiiion to the old house ; for the town voted on the 31st Dec.
What to read after First Church in Salem Mass 1634 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Essex Institute to read onlineMoreLess
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