The History of Redding Conn From Its First Settlement to the Present Time
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After its organization tlie growth of the Society was very rapid, chiefly through the chiss-meeting, and that agency so eifectively used by Methodism, the lay preachers.
It is unfortunate that, owing to the loss of the early records of the church, we can give the names of but few of its original members. From the rec- ords of the first society I coj)y the following cer- tificate, dated December 15th, 1789 : " I hereby certify that Aaron Sanford of Reading, has constantly attended the Methodist ...meetings in this town, and pays his part toward my support as a minister of the gospel.
"Jesse Lee. " Similar certificates were given, February 9th, 1790, to Hezekiah Sanford, and August 6th of the same year to Isaac Sherwood, and S. Samuel Smith.
From the cliurch book of baptisms which has been preserved, we learn that prior to 1794 the early preaciiers had baptized children of Daniel and Anna Bartram, Silas and Huldali Merchant, Jonas and Lucy Piatt, Paul and Mary Bartram, Jabez, and Sarah Gorham, Elijah and Menoma Elder, Aaron and Mary Odle, John and Sarah Sherman, Uriah and Hannah Mead, Benjamin and Elizabeth Knap, Chester and Elizabeth Meeker, Charles and Lucy Morgan, Ezekiel and Easter Bertram, Jesse and Martha Banks, Isaac and Betty Piatt, and Aaron and Eunice Hunt, and we may safely reckon them as members of the church at that time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After its organization tlie growth of the Society was very rapid, chiefly through the chiss-meeting, and that agency so eifectively used by Methodism, the lay preachers.
It is unfortunate that, owing to the loss of the early records of the church, we can give the names of but few of its original members. From the rec- ords of the first society I coj)y the following cer- tificate, dated December 15th, 1789 : " I hereby certify that Aaron Sanford of Reading, has constantly attended the Methodist ...meetings in this town, and pays his part toward my support as a minister of the gospel.
"Jesse Lee. " Similar certificates were given, February 9th, 1790, to Hezekiah Sanford, and August 6th of the same year to Isaac Sherwood, and S. Samuel Smith.
From the cliurch book of baptisms which has been preserved, we learn that prior to 1794 the early preaciiers had baptized children of Daniel and Anna Bartram, Silas and Huldali Merchant, Jonas and Lucy Piatt, Paul and Mary Bartram, Jabez, and Sarah Gorham, Elijah and Menoma Elder, Aaron and Mary Odle, John and Sarah Sherman, Uriah and Hannah Mead, Benjamin and Elizabeth Knap, Chester and Elizabeth Meeker, Charles and Lucy Morgan, Ezekiel and Easter Bertram, Jesse and Martha Banks, Isaac and Betty Piatt, and Aaron and Eunice Hunt, and we may safely reckon them as members of the church at that time.
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