History of Lynn Essex County Massachusetts
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Thomas — was settled over the Lynn church, in 1637, as colleague with Rev. Mr. Whiting. He was a marked chara6ler among the early New England divines. His autograph is attached to the Armitage Petition, page 106. Cobbet school, P'ranklin street, takes its name from him. See Annals, date 1656.
Coffin, Dr. Edward L. — physician, scientist, and writer. He lived on Market street, and died March 31, 1845, aged 50. A biographical notice appears in 1865 edition of History of L) nn.
CoLLi. NS, MiCAjAH ...— minister of the Friends' society, and teacher of the Friends' school. He was born in Lynn, in 1764 132 Biographical Sketches. Cooke. Curtin. Davis.
and died in 1827. In the 1865 edition of the History of Lynn, appeared a biographical notice.
Cook, Rev. Joseph — for a short time minister of* the First Church — a pungent preacher and popular lecturer in America and Europe. See Annals, 1871.
Cooke, Rev. Parsons — minister of the First Church, twenty- one years ; a rigid Calvinist, and warm controversial preacher and writer — born in 1800, died in 1864.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thomas — was settled over the Lynn church, in 1637, as colleague with Rev. Mr. Whiting. He was a marked chara6ler among the early New England divines. His autograph is attached to the Armitage Petition, page 106. Cobbet school, P'ranklin street, takes its name from him. See Annals, date 1656.
Coffin, Dr. Edward L. — physician, scientist, and writer. He lived on Market street, and died March 31, 1845, aged 50. A biographical notice appears in 1865 edition of History of L) nn.
CoLLi. NS, MiCAjAH ...— minister of the Friends' society, and teacher of the Friends' school. He was born in Lynn, in 1764 132 Biographical Sketches. Cooke. Curtin. Davis.
and died in 1827. In the 1865 edition of the History of Lynn, appeared a biographical notice.
Cook, Rev. Joseph — for a short time minister of* the First Church — a pungent preacher and popular lecturer in America and Europe. See Annals, 1871.
Cooke, Rev. Parsons — minister of the First Church, twenty- one years ; a rigid Calvinist, and warm controversial preacher and writer — born in 1800, died in 1864.
What to read after History of Lynn Essex County Massachusetts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Robinson Newhall to read onlineMoreLess
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