Reminiscences of Worcester From the Earliest Period Historical And Genealogical
Reminiscences of Worcester From the Earliest Period Historical And Genealogical
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P. Morrison as organist and conduct- or. The present conductor is B. T. Hammond, with Walter Ingalls as organist. Miss Anna Brierly as soprano, and Miss Agnes Stone as contralto.
CHAPTER X The First Baptist Church.
Previous to 1795, there were but three persons of the Bap- tist persuasion in the town of Worcester : the first Dr. John Green, son of the founder of the church in Greenville, Leices- ter ; Amos Putnam, a member of the Baptist Church in Charl- ton ; and Dolly Flagg, wife of Col. Samu...el Flagg. In the spring of 1795, James Wilson, a member of the Baptist Church in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, in England, removed to this country, in order tliat he might enjoy more fully the blessings of civil and religious liberty, and took up his abode in Worcester, mak- ing the fourth Baptist in the place, where he exerted a wide influence during his residence here of nearly forty years, being- postmaster for thirty one years, and the first deacon of the church.
During the long period between 1795 and 1812, however, there appear to have been no new converts, here, to this faith, although there was occasional preaching at the house of James Wilson ; and the decease of the three others named left him the only Baptist in the town at the beginning of the year 1812.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. Morrison as organist and conduct- or. The present conductor is B. T. Hammond, with Walter Ingalls as organist. Miss Anna Brierly as soprano, and Miss Agnes Stone as contralto.
CHAPTER X The First Baptist Church.
Previous to 1795, there were but three persons of the Bap- tist persuasion in the town of Worcester : the first Dr. John Green, son of the founder of the church in Greenville, Leices- ter ; Amos Putnam, a member of the Baptist Church in Charl- ton ; and Dolly Flagg, wife of Col. Samu...el Flagg. In the spring of 1795, James Wilson, a member of the Baptist Church in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, in England, removed to this country, in order tliat he might enjoy more fully the blessings of civil and religious liberty, and took up his abode in Worcester, mak- ing the fourth Baptist in the place, where he exerted a wide influence during his residence here of nearly forty years, being- postmaster for thirty one years, and the first deacon of the church.
During the long period between 1795 and 1812, however, there appear to have been no new converts, here, to this faith, although there was occasional preaching at the house of James Wilson ; and the decease of the three others named left him the only Baptist in the town at the beginning of the year 1812.
What to read after Reminiscences of Worcester From the Earliest Period Historical And Genealogical?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caleb Arnold Wall to read onlineMoreLess
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