Historic Sketch of the First Church of Christ in Wethersfield Given From the Pu
Historic Sketch of the First Church of Christ in Wethersfield Given From the Pu
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They returned indeed soon after, upon information that their services were not yet needed, but set out again, and were with the little army in season to share in the battle of Bunker Hill, under the command of Capt. John Chester. Many hints of what was going on, and of how the people felt and acted through those eventful years, are scattered through the town records, though hardly significant enough to demand quotation here. Enough to show that Wethersfield was not behind the State at large, an...d not to be behind Connecticut in that great conflict, was to be in the very front rank; for no State of the whole thirteen furnished, in proportion to its population, so many men, and so many years of service, as Connecticut did.
The Church and the pastor were heartily in the woi'k. Indeed that was true of the Churches and pastors of Xew England gen- erally. '*It was the ministers that did it, "' said President John Adams. And the late Eev. Dr. Spring, of Xew York, affirms with a positiveuess that will be justified more than ever Avhen the researches of this centennial year are complete: **'Had the Con- gregational and Presbyterian ministers taken the ground that the ministers of certain other denominations did, the war of in- dependence would never have been carried through.
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They returned indeed soon after, upon information that their services were not yet needed, but set out again, and were with the little army in season to share in the battle of Bunker Hill, under the command of Capt. John Chester. Many hints of what was going on, and of how the people felt and acted through those eventful years, are scattered through the town records, though hardly significant enough to demand quotation here. Enough to show that Wethersfield was not behind the State at large, an...d not to be behind Connecticut in that great conflict, was to be in the very front rank; for no State of the whole thirteen furnished, in proportion to its population, so many men, and so many years of service, as Connecticut did.
The Church and the pastor were heartily in the woi'k. Indeed that was true of the Churches and pastors of Xew England gen- erally. '*It was the ministers that did it, "' said President John Adams. And the late Eev. Dr. Spring, of Xew York, affirms with a positiveuess that will be justified more than ever Avhen the researches of this centennial year are complete: **'Had the Con- gregational and Presbyterian ministers taken the ground that the ministers of certain other denominations did, the war of in- dependence would never have been carried through.
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