Historical Notices of St Anns Parish in Ann Arundel County Maryland Extendin
Historical Notices of St Anns Parish in Ann Arundel County Maryland Extendin
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He remained rector of St. Ann's parish but a year, during which time, January 1, 1807, the vestry closed up the vacancy in the church with plank, and on the 2nd of February ordered a sounding board to be hung over the pulpit.
Mr. Gibson on leaving here, took charge of Christ Church, Alexandria, Virginia. In 1812, he had the charge of St. John's Havre de Grace. In 1813, St. Peter's, Montgomery. In 1814, he became the Eec- tor of Queen Anne's, Prince George's. In 1818, he was subjected to an eccl...esiastical trial on the charge of intemperance, and was censured by the court. But on being released therefrom by the Bishop, he became in 1819, the Rector of All Hallow's Ann Arundel. In the year following — feeling himself much aggriev- ed, by what he was pleased to call persecution in the church, he left it, and was displaced from the minis- try. He then connected himself with the Methodists, and subsecxuently with the Lutherans. Becoming at length, very infirm, he took up his residence in Reis- terstown, Baltimore County, where he died in 1845, leaving a widow who still survives him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He remained rector of St. Ann's parish but a year, during which time, January 1, 1807, the vestry closed up the vacancy in the church with plank, and on the 2nd of February ordered a sounding board to be hung over the pulpit.
Mr. Gibson on leaving here, took charge of Christ Church, Alexandria, Virginia. In 1812, he had the charge of St. John's Havre de Grace. In 1813, St. Peter's, Montgomery. In 1814, he became the Eec- tor of Queen Anne's, Prince George's. In 1818, he was subjected to an eccl...esiastical trial on the charge of intemperance, and was censured by the court. But on being released therefrom by the Bishop, he became in 1819, the Rector of All Hallow's Ann Arundel. In the year following — feeling himself much aggriev- ed, by what he was pleased to call persecution in the church, he left it, and was displaced from the minis- try. He then connected himself with the Methodists, and subsecxuently with the Lutherans. Becoming at length, very infirm, he took up his residence in Reis- terstown, Baltimore County, where he died in 1845, leaving a widow who still survives him.
What to read after Historical Notices of St Anns Parish in Ann Arundel County Maryland Extendin?
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