History of the Colony of New Haven Before And After the Union With Connecticut
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Abraham Pierson, from Branford, was the first minis ter. The cause of the removal of himself and congregation will be given under the history of Branford. He removed previ ous to the first of October, 1667. The people of Newark, at a town meeting, September 10, 1668, " voted to allow Mr. Pierson the expenses of his removal, and digging his well, and also 80 for his services, from the 1st of October, 1667, to the 1st of October, 1668, " and stipulated to allow him a salary of 80 a year, payable ...half yearly in produce, at the current price, from the 1st of October, 1668 ; and also to give him a pound of butter for every milked cow in the town.
It appears that Mr. Pierson, at this time, was advanced in years, and stood in need of an assistant. July 28, 1669, the town employed his son, Abraham Pierson, Jun. , who gradua ted at Harvard, in 1668, to assist his father in the ministry. On the 4th of March, 1672, he was regularly settled as a col league with him. Mr. Pierson, Sen. , gradually declined, so as not to be capable of much service after this period, and died * This purchase was made under a grant from Governor Nicolls, of New York, dated Dec.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Abraham Pierson, from Branford, was the first minis ter. The cause of the removal of himself and congregation will be given under the history of Branford. He removed previ ous to the first of October, 1667. The people of Newark, at a town meeting, September 10, 1668, " voted to allow Mr. Pierson the expenses of his removal, and digging his well, and also 80 for his services, from the 1st of October, 1667, to the 1st of October, 1668, " and stipulated to allow him a salary of 80 a year, payable ...half yearly in produce, at the current price, from the 1st of October, 1668 ; and also to give him a pound of butter for every milked cow in the town.
It appears that Mr. Pierson, at this time, was advanced in years, and stood in need of an assistant. July 28, 1669, the town employed his son, Abraham Pierson, Jun. , who gradua ted at Harvard, in 1668, to assist his father in the ministry. On the 4th of March, 1672, he was regularly settled as a col league with him. Mr. Pierson, Sen. , gradually declined, so as not to be capable of much service after this period, and died * This purchase was made under a grant from Governor Nicolls, of New York, dated Dec.
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