Scheyichbi And the Strand Or Early Days Along the Delaware With An Account
Scheyichbi And the Strand Or Early Days Along the Delaware With An Account
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Mr. Bradner was a candidate for the ministry when invited to Cold Spring, but Rev. Allen H. Brown, in his "Outline History of the Presbyterian Church in West South Jersey, " says he had no authority to preach, and it marks the unorganized state of Church affairs at the time, that Messrs. Davis, Hampton, and Henry, the three nearest ministers, took the re- sponsibility of examining and licensing him in March, 17 14, he being ordained May 6th, 171 5. In 172 1 Mr. Bradner was removed to Goshen, Or...ange County, New York, still keeping, however, his connection with the Presbytery of Philadelphia. Mr. Bradner died before September, 1733. The estate now occupied as the parsonage, consisting of some two hundred acres, was conveyed by him, for the use of the pastor of this Church, to Humphrey Hughes, George Hand, John Parsons, Joseph Weldon (VVhilldin), James Spicer, and twenty-seven others. Mr. Bradner was succeeded by Rev. Samuel Finley, who, as a resident at Cape May, often officiated, though not settled there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Bradner was a candidate for the ministry when invited to Cold Spring, but Rev. Allen H. Brown, in his "Outline History of the Presbyterian Church in West South Jersey, " says he had no authority to preach, and it marks the unorganized state of Church affairs at the time, that Messrs. Davis, Hampton, and Henry, the three nearest ministers, took the re- sponsibility of examining and licensing him in March, 17 14, he being ordained May 6th, 171 5. In 172 1 Mr. Bradner was removed to Goshen, Or...ange County, New York, still keeping, however, his connection with the Presbytery of Philadelphia. Mr. Bradner died before September, 1733. The estate now occupied as the parsonage, consisting of some two hundred acres, was conveyed by him, for the use of the pastor of this Church, to Humphrey Hughes, George Hand, John Parsons, Joseph Weldon (VVhilldin), James Spicer, and twenty-seven others. Mr. Bradner was succeeded by Rev. Samuel Finley, who, as a resident at Cape May, often officiated, though not settled there.
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