Timothy White Papers 1725 1755 volume 2
Timothy White Papers 1725 1755 volume 2
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, Ser. I, Vol. I, p. 205.
lO TIMOTHY WHITE PAPERS.
came a church orderly, and is increased. Upon that island are many praying Indians. Also the families of that island are about three hundred. I have often accounted the fam- ilies of both islands, and have often, these thirty-two years, been at Nantucket. " In 1674 there was on the island one Indian church, of which John Gibbs, an Indian (Indian name Assasammoogh), was pastor. There were thirty persons in full communion, of whom twenty were men.... Pastor Gibbs was assisted by three native teachers — Joseph, Samuel, and Caleb. The last, Indian name Weekochisit, was a Saga- more's son. ' The number of baptized children and youth was about forty. At Nantucket, in 1674, there were three places where the Indians held their meetings, Oggawame, Wam- masquid, and Squotesit, and all the Indians were nominally Christian. Gookin says of these Indians : " I have seen and spoke with divers of the Indians of those islands [Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket] that usually, every summer, come up to our parts, about Boston and the towns adjacent, to work in the harvest labor and other employ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, Ser. I, Vol. I, p. 205.
lO TIMOTHY WHITE PAPERS.
came a church orderly, and is increased. Upon that island are many praying Indians. Also the families of that island are about three hundred. I have often accounted the fam- ilies of both islands, and have often, these thirty-two years, been at Nantucket. " In 1674 there was on the island one Indian church, of which John Gibbs, an Indian (Indian name Assasammoogh), was pastor. There were thirty persons in full communion, of whom twenty were men.... Pastor Gibbs was assisted by three native teachers — Joseph, Samuel, and Caleb. The last, Indian name Weekochisit, was a Saga- more's son. ' The number of baptized children and youth was about forty. At Nantucket, in 1674, there were three places where the Indians held their meetings, Oggawame, Wam- masquid, and Squotesit, and all the Indians were nominally Christian. Gookin says of these Indians : " I have seen and spoke with divers of the Indians of those islands [Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket] that usually, every summer, come up to our parts, about Boston and the towns adjacent, to work in the harvest labor and other employ.
What to read after Timothy White Papers 1725 1755 volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Timothy White to read onlineMoreLess
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