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Center Church annual manuals: 1870 and 1871 · scan page 111
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6 This Church was, at its institution, and is now, Congreirational in its government. It acknowledges the obligations and responsi- bilities of the comnumion of Churches, and is in special fellowship with the Congregational Churches of New England commonly known as " Orthodox." PASTORS AND TEACHERS. Rev. John DaveiNport, B.D., was installed pastor in re- signed his charge in 16G7, having been in the service of the church 28 years; he died pastor of the hrst church in Boston, March 11th, 1670, aged 73.* Rev. William Hooke was installed teacher in l()44: relin- quished his charge in 165(), having served 12 years; he died in England, March 21st, MuS, aged 77. Rev. Nicholas S treet was installed teacher Nov. 2t)th, 1651); and died April 22d, 1()74, having served 14 yrs.f Rev. James Pierpont Avas ordained July 2d, l()84; and died Nov. 14th, 1714, in tfio ^(itli year of his age, having served 30 yrs. Rev. Joseph Noyes wns ordained July 4th, 171(); and died June 14th, 17()1, at the age of 73, having served nearly 45 yrs. Rev. Chauncey Whittelsey was ordained co-pastor with Mr. Noyes, March 1st, 1758, and died July 24th, 1787, at the age of 70, having served 29 yrs. Rev. James Dana, D.D., was installed April 29th, 1789; was dismissed Nov. 1805, having served 16V yrs. ; he died Aug. 18tlL 1812, aged 77. * Rcv.Samukl Eaton was assistant to Mr. Davenport in preachini:, before ihe fornuil orgiuiizutiou of the Church; but he was never in office ivs pastor or teacher. He returned to Kiiglarid in 1040. lie died at Denton, in Lancashire, Jan. 9th, 1605, aged 08. f After the removal of Mr. Davenport in 1007, Mr. Street was the only minister in the Church, and from that time the offices of pastor and teacher were united.
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Silent Grounds Collective, Church Burial & Death Records, CH-P008-0111. Center Church annual manuals: 1870 and 1871, printed page not verified, PDF page 111. New Haven (Conn.). First Church of Christ; digitized copy contributed by Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center https://archive.org/details/manualoffirstchu00newh_0/page/n111/mode/1up Accessed September 8, 2026.
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