Identifier: americanquarterlv12amer (find matches)
Title: American quarterly register
Year: 1827 (1820s)
Authors: American Education Society
Subjects: Education
Publisher: Boston (etc.) American Education Society
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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72 His Sermon noticed, .... 396 Williamsons History of Maine, . . . 394 Wilson, James, 262,270 Wilson, Rev. John, of Boston, . . 242, 245Wilson, Rev John, of Barrington, R. I. 203, 271Winlhrop, Robert O, His Address at New York noticed, 397 Winthrop, Governor John, of Massachusetts Bay, Notice of, 242 Wisdom in Clergymen, Rev. Prof. Hadducka Essay on, 193 Wood, Francis, 263,272 Woodhridge, Benjamin, . . . 261,265 Woodbridge, Rev. John, D. D , of New Hart-ford, Ct., Extracts from his FuneralSermon for Dr. Lyman, . . . 331Wood, Rev. Henry, Biographies of Deceased Ministers, 122 Woods, Dr. Leonard, Ordination Sermon noticed, 301 Wooster, Benjamin, . . .52, 55, 352, 355Worcester Co. Ms., Aux. Education Society, 101Worcester, Rev. Evarts, Biography of, . 125 Worcester, Rev. Leonard, Sermons noticed, . 81, 191 Wright, Luther, 262,268 Wyer, David, Sketch of, .... 278 Yale College, Statistics of, ... . 76 York County, Me., Early Lawyers of, . 274 Zeal, Evils of a want of in Ministers, . . 340
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■. i y AMERICANQUARTERLY REGISTER Vol. XII. AUGUST, 1839. No. 1. MEMOIR OF THE HON. CALEB STRONG, LL. D., GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS. Among the distinguished men of our country, whose virtues and publicservices claim a conspicuous notice in our pages, was the late CalebStkong, a native of Northampton, Ms.,—the memory of whom is stillfresh in the minds of the present generation. Mr. Strong was born January 9, 1745. He was the son of Lieut. CalebStrong, a very respectable inhabitant of Northampton, who died in theyear 1776, and the great-great-grandson of Mr. John Strong, the first rulingelder of the church in that town. This ancestor came from Somersetshirein England, and probably from the town of Taunton, in 1630, and firstsettled in Dorchester, Ms. whence he removed in 1635 or 1636 to Windsor,Ct. and afterwards, in 1659, to Northampton, where he died, sustaining ahigh reputation for integrity and Christian excellence, in 1699, at the ad-vanced age of ninety-four years.* Mr. Strong

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