Scotch Irish Pioneers in Ulster And America
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His son William was a member of the Continental Congress, and William ^s son James was a Senator of the United States.^ Mr. Hillhouse 's widow Mary married the Rev. John Owen of Groton, Connecticut, who may have been of the Scotch Irish connection.
Her third choice was also a minister, so that she was said to have spent her life ^^near the altar.'' This third husband, the Rev. Samuel Dorrance, was en- * Brod appears in the Hibernian Atlas, but does not appear in the printed list of townlands.
*... See Bacon's Sketch of the Hon. James Hillhouse, New Haven, 1860. James, uncle of the emigrant, was mayor of Londonderry in 1693. Abraham Hillhouse was at the siege.
114 SCOTCH lEISH PIONEERS tered as an Anglo-Hibernian at Glasgow University in 1709. He is said to have studied divinity at Edin- burgh, although his name does not appear in the printed list of .graduates ; was licensed by Dunbar- ton presbytery in Scotland, and in 1719 was re- ported as received by the Presbytery of Coleraine, his testimonials having been read by the Synod of Derry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His son William was a member of the Continental Congress, and William ^s son James was a Senator of the United States.^ Mr. Hillhouse 's widow Mary married the Rev. John Owen of Groton, Connecticut, who may have been of the Scotch Irish connection.
Her third choice was also a minister, so that she was said to have spent her life ^^near the altar.'' This third husband, the Rev. Samuel Dorrance, was en- * Brod appears in the Hibernian Atlas, but does not appear in the printed list of townlands.
*... See Bacon's Sketch of the Hon. James Hillhouse, New Haven, 1860. James, uncle of the emigrant, was mayor of Londonderry in 1693. Abraham Hillhouse was at the siege.
114 SCOTCH lEISH PIONEERS tered as an Anglo-Hibernian at Glasgow University in 1709. He is said to have studied divinity at Edin- burgh, although his name does not appear in the printed list of .graduates ; was licensed by Dunbar- ton presbytery in Scotland, and in 1719 was re- ported as received by the Presbytery of Coleraine, his testimonials having been read by the Synod of Derry.
What to read after Scotch Irish Pioneers in Ulster And America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Knowles Bolton to read onlineMoreLess
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