History of Old Chester N H From 1719 to 1869
History of Old Chester N H From 1719 to 1869
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There was a man' by the name of Hutchinson who preaciied awhile, and another by the name of Pickle, of whom nothing more is known.
There was a Rev. James Davis, a revival preacher, wlio preached a few months, and caused a considerable religious excitement, and, it is was said, several conversions.
The Rev. David Annan came from Scotland, and had preached awhile at Peterborough. He came to Chester and preached awhile, and March 14, 170G, a written con- tract was entered into, engaging him for fo...ur years. He proved intemperate, and said and did many foolish, if not wicked things. He said he tried the experiment of pray- ing over one bed of onions and fiddling over another, to see which would do best. The people becarag dissatisfied, and the Presbytery was about to discipline him, and the ECCLESIASTICAL — PRESBYTERIAN. 333 contract was dissolved October 7, 1T99. It is said that he returned to Scotland, but some of his sons remained in this country.
The Rev. David McGregore, afterwards of Bedford, sup- plied the desk for some time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was a man' by the name of Hutchinson who preaciied awhile, and another by the name of Pickle, of whom nothing more is known.
There was a Rev. James Davis, a revival preacher, wlio preached a few months, and caused a considerable religious excitement, and, it is was said, several conversions.
The Rev. David Annan came from Scotland, and had preached awhile at Peterborough. He came to Chester and preached awhile, and March 14, 170G, a written con- tract was entered into, engaging him for fo...ur years. He proved intemperate, and said and did many foolish, if not wicked things. He said he tried the experiment of pray- ing over one bed of onions and fiddling over another, to see which would do best. The people becarag dissatisfied, and the Presbytery was about to discipline him, and the ECCLESIASTICAL — PRESBYTERIAN. 333 contract was dissolved October 7, 1T99. It is said that he returned to Scotland, but some of his sons remained in this country.
The Rev. David McGregore, afterwards of Bedford, sup- plied the desk for some time.
What to read after History of Old Chester N H From 1719 to 1869?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Chase to read onlineMoreLess
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