The Librarians of Harvard College 1667 1877
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113. Peabody, Harvard reminiscences, 1888, pp. 60-67. Willard, Memories, 1855. 2 v.
I805-I808.
Peter Nonrse, born 10 October, 1774, at Bol- ton, Mass. , was the son of Jonathan and Ruth (Barret) Nourse. He graduated in 1802, received the A. M. In course, and was Librarian for three years from 1805 to 1808. Four years after leav- ing the College he and his wife Polly, daughter of Rev. Caleb Barnum of Taunton, moved to Ells- worth, Maine, where, 9 September, 1812, he was ordained over the newly e...stablished Congrega- tional church. The ordination sermon was by Rev. Samuel Kendal and the charge by Ezra Ripley. Here he lived as pastor and at least part of the time as schoolmaster, until his dis- missal from the church in November, 1835. His wife had died previously to this, and, as he had no children, he went to live, first with his brother, Dr. Amos Nourse, at Bath, and then with his nephew, Dr. Thomas Childs, at Phippsburg, Maine. At this place he died at the age of sixty-five, 25 March, 1840.
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113. Peabody, Harvard reminiscences, 1888, pp. 60-67. Willard, Memories, 1855. 2 v.
I805-I808.
Peter Nonrse, born 10 October, 1774, at Bol- ton, Mass. , was the son of Jonathan and Ruth (Barret) Nourse. He graduated in 1802, received the A. M. In course, and was Librarian for three years from 1805 to 1808. Four years after leav- ing the College he and his wife Polly, daughter of Rev. Caleb Barnum of Taunton, moved to Ells- worth, Maine, where, 9 September, 1812, he was ordained over the newly e...stablished Congrega- tional church. The ordination sermon was by Rev. Samuel Kendal and the charge by Ezra Ripley. Here he lived as pastor and at least part of the time as schoolmaster, until his dis- missal from the church in November, 1835. His wife had died previously to this, and, as he had no children, he went to live, first with his brother, Dr. Amos Nourse, at Bath, and then with his nephew, Dr. Thomas Childs, at Phippsburg, Maine. At this place he died at the age of sixty-five, 25 March, 1840.
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