Old Times in Old Monmouth
Old Times in Old Monmouth
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— In 1694 he went to London and soon after abjured the doctrines of the Quakers, and became a zealous clergyman of the Church of England. He officiated some time in his mother country, and in 1702 he was sent to America as a missionary o? the " Society tor the Propagation of the Gos- pel in Foreign Parts. " He sailed from England April 28, 1702, in the ship Cen- turian bound for Boston. After his arri- val he travelled and preached in various parts of New England and New York, ac- companied and... assisted by the Rev. John Talbot, who had been cliaplain of the ship, and who, a few years later, located at Bur- lington, JN. . [. , in charge of the Protestant Episcopal Society there. Mr. Keith ar- rived at Amboy, and preached his first ser- mon in NeAv Jersey in that place, October 3d, 1702. He saysthatamongthetiudience were some old acquaintances, and some had been Quakers but were come over to the church, particularly Miles Forster and John Barclay (brother to Robert Barclay, who published the " Ajjology for Quakers.
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— In 1694 he went to London and soon after abjured the doctrines of the Quakers, and became a zealous clergyman of the Church of England. He officiated some time in his mother country, and in 1702 he was sent to America as a missionary o? the " Society tor the Propagation of the Gos- pel in Foreign Parts. " He sailed from England April 28, 1702, in the ship Cen- turian bound for Boston. After his arri- val he travelled and preached in various parts of New England and New York, ac- companied and... assisted by the Rev. John Talbot, who had been cliaplain of the ship, and who, a few years later, located at Bur- lington, JN. . [. , in charge of the Protestant Episcopal Society there. Mr. Keith ar- rived at Amboy, and preached his first ser- mon in NeAv Jersey in that place, October 3d, 1702. He saysthatamongthetiudience were some old acquaintances, and some had been Quakers but were come over to the church, particularly Miles Forster and John Barclay (brother to Robert Barclay, who published the " Ajjology for Quakers.
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