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North Church manual, 1742–1867 · scan page 41

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PASTORS.
The  Ciiukcii  of  Citrtst  in  the  White  Haven  Society,
was  organized  May  '/th,  1742.
Rev.  Samuel  Bird,  the  first  Minister,  was  installed  Oc-
tober 15th,  1751 ;  and  wus  dismissed  January  19th,  1708.
Rev.  Jonathan-  Edv^^vkds,  D.  D.,  his  successor,  Avas  or-
dained January  5th,  1769;  and  was  dismissed  jMay  19th,
1795.
The  Church  of  Chrtst  in  the  Fair  JTaven  Socichj,
was  organized  June  20th,  1771,  by  persons  who  had  sece-
ded from  the  Church  in  the  White  ITaven  Society.
Rev.  Allyn  Mather,  the  first  Minister,  was  ordained
February  3d,  1773  ;  and  died  Nov.  12th,  1784.
Rev.  Samuel  Austin,  D.  D.,  liis  successor,  Avas  ordain-
ed November  9t]i,  1787  ;  and  was  dismissed  January  19t]i,
1790.
The  Union  of  these  Clun-ches  under  the  denomination
of  "  The  Church  of  Christ  in  the  United  Society,^''  tuok
place  November  27th,  1796.
Rev.  John  Gemmil,  the  first  settled  IMinister  after  tlie
Union,  was  installed  November,  1798  ;  and  was  dismissed
November  22d,  1801.
Rev.  Samuel  Merwin  was  ordained  February  13t]i,
1805  ;  and  was  dismissed  December  29th,  1831.  Died
Sept.  3d,  1856.
Rev.  Leicester  A.  Saavyer  was  installed  June  2d,
1835;  and  was  dismissed  November  20th,  1837.
Rev.  Samuel  W.  S.  Duti^on  was  ordained  June  26th,
1838,  and  died,  while  on  a  visit  to  Millbury,  I\[ass.,  Janu-
ary 26th,  1866.
Rev.  Edward  L.  Clark  was  installed  January  3d,  1867.
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Silent Grounds Collective, Church Burial & Death Records, CH-P003-0041. North Church manual, 1742–1867, printed page not verified, PDF page 41. North Church (New Haven, Conn.). 4n; digitized copy contributed by Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center https://archive.org/details/manualofnorthchu00nort/page/n41/mode/1up Accessed September 8, 2026.

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