New Haven · Membership and death references
North Church manual, 1742–1867 · scan page 25
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ix CONSTITUTION. i Articles of Agreement assented to and received hy the Church of Christy founded and established in the United Societies of White Haven and Fair Haven, in New Haven, 1. This Church is free and independent, subject to the government of Jesus Christ, the great Head of the Church. \ 2. The members of this Church, and all who shall here- ^ after become members thereof, are, by their lives and con- \ versation, to appear as the friends of virtue and religion. 3. The children of professing Christians are entitled to the ordinance of baptism. : 4. Adult persons not baptized in infancy, by profess- ing the faith of this Church, and entering into covenant I with it, are, in consequence, entitled to all the privilege s thereof. 5. No member of this Church shall be subject to dis- \ cipline, or censure, but for immoral conduct, for lia- ' habitual neglect of church ordinances, or for an open and explicit renunciation of the fundamental doctrines of re- • vealed religion. 6. The Pastor of the Church shall be Moderator, and shall have a casting vote, should the votes of members at any time be equally divided. ; 7. No alteration or amendment in this Constitution ^ shall take place, unless by the votes of two-thirds of the ■ members, in church meeting especially called for tlie \ purpose.
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Silent Grounds Collective, Church Burial & Death Records, CH-P003-0025. North Church manual, 1742–1867, printed page not verified, PDF page 25. North Church (New Haven, Conn.). 4n; digitized copy contributed by Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center https://archive.org/details/manualofnorthchu00nort/page/n25/mode/1up Accessed September 8, 2026.
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