A Biographical Sketch of Eight Generations of Hoopers in America volume 2
A Biographical Sketch of Eight Generations of Hoopers in America volume 2
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Hooper, with his family, worshipped until 1766, in the South Parish, in the church of his childhood, where his wife's father was ruling elder, and his own father was a deacon. In this church all of his children were christened. It is a tradi- tion in the family that in pleasant weather they walked to the church, a distance of five miles; and, when the snow was too deep, they were taken on an ox-sled. When Mr. Hooper built his house, his farm was surrounded by Indians, with whom he always lived ...on friendly terms.
On April 16, 1766, Mr. Hooper connected himself with the "Blackberry Hill meeting-house. " It was in the north part of the town, at a distance of about three miles from the William Hooper farm. His neighbor and friend was the learned Mathew Merriam. This church was Congregational, as was the one in the "South parish, " Berwick.
"April 1766: admitted to this church William Hooper, and wife Elizabeth Hooper: also Elizabeth wife of the minister. Mathew Merriam pastor. " In 1775 the little meeting-house at Blackberry Hill became divided on " the validity of infant baptism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hooper, with his family, worshipped until 1766, in the South Parish, in the church of his childhood, where his wife's father was ruling elder, and his own father was a deacon. In this church all of his children were christened. It is a tradi- tion in the family that in pleasant weather they walked to the church, a distance of five miles; and, when the snow was too deep, they were taken on an ox-sled. When Mr. Hooper built his house, his farm was surrounded by Indians, with whom he always lived ...on friendly terms.
On April 16, 1766, Mr. Hooper connected himself with the "Blackberry Hill meeting-house. " It was in the north part of the town, at a distance of about three miles from the William Hooper farm. His neighbor and friend was the learned Mathew Merriam. This church was Congregational, as was the one in the "South parish, " Berwick.
"April 1766: admitted to this church William Hooper, and wife Elizabeth Hooper: also Elizabeth wife of the minister. Mathew Merriam pastor. " In 1775 the little meeting-house at Blackberry Hill became divided on " the validity of infant baptism.
What to read after A Biographical Sketch of Eight Generations of Hoopers in America volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor Davis Crosby to read onlineMoreLess
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