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... BY JOHN FARMER . 1771 . LEVI FRISBIE , A. M. , the first named grad- uate on the catalogue of Dartmouth College , was a native of Branford , Connecticut , and born in April , 1748. At the age of sixteen or seventeen 102 Original Papers .
... BY JOHN FARMER . 1771 . LEVI FRISBIE , A. M. , the first named grad- uate on the catalogue of Dartmouth College , was a native of Branford , Connecticut , and born in April , 1748. At the age of sixteen or seventeen 102 Original Papers .
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... Connecticut , where for more than forty years pre- vious to 1828 , he had discharged the duties of clerk of the court . He was engaged in the war of the revolution , soon after which he returned to his native place , where he has ...
... Connecticut , where for more than forty years pre- vious to 1828 , he had discharged the duties of clerk of the court . He was engaged in the war of the revolution , soon after which he returned to his native place , where he has ...
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... Connecticut , and born 7 April , 1748 . He was ordained the second minister of Clare- mont , as successor to Rev. George Wheaton , 20 October , 1774. He joined the American Army in 1776 , as chaplain in the regiment under the command of ...
... Connecticut , and born 7 April , 1748 . He was ordained the second minister of Clare- mont , as successor to Rev. George Wheaton , 20 October , 1774. He joined the American Army in 1776 , as chaplain in the regiment under the command of ...
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... Connecticut , from whence he was dismissed . He was also the min- ister of Orange , Massachusetts . JOSEPH GROVER , A. M. , was settled in the ministry , and was living in 1828 . DAVID HUNTINGTON , A. M. , a native of Leb- anon , ...
... Connecticut , from whence he was dismissed . He was also the min- ister of Orange , Massachusetts . JOSEPH GROVER , A. M. , was settled in the ministry , and was living in 1828 . DAVID HUNTINGTON , A. M. , a native of Leb- anon , ...
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... Connecticut , was ordained over the soci- ety of Millington , in the cast part of East - Had- dam , in Connecticut , 21 May , 1777 , and died 25 March , 1787 , aged 36. Field's Statistical ac- count of the County of Middlesex , Conn ...
... Connecticut , was ordained over the soci- ety of Millington , in the cast part of East - Had- dam , in Connecticut , 21 May , 1777 , and died 25 March , 1787 , aged 36. Field's Statistical ac- count of the County of Middlesex , Conn ...
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