Geschichte von York County, Maine mit Abbildungen und Biographische Skizzen ihres prominenten Männer und Pioniere. ens der Stadt in dieser Skizze aredeserving alreadyalluded, die folgenden zu nennen: Der erste Minister angesiedelt. Rev. schubael Dummer, Whowas durch die Inder im Jahre 1692 tötete, wurde in Newbury, Mass., 13.02.1636 geboren. Sein Vater, Richard Dummer, wasburn in 1599, in Bishopstokes, Hants, England, und cameto Roxbury, Massachusetts, wo er 1632 nieder. ShubaelDummer war Schüler von Pfr. Thomas Parker, von Newbury, die ihn für Hochschule ausgestattet. Er graduierte an der Harvard University im Jahre 1656, wenn

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History of York County, Maine With illustrations and biographical sketches of its prominent men and pioneers . ens of the town alreadyalluded to in the course of this sketch, the following aredeserving of mention : The first settled minister. Rev. Shubael Dummer, whowas killed by the Indians in 1692, was born in Newbury, Mass., Feb. 13, 1636. His father, Richard Dummer, wasburn in 1599, in Bishopstokes, Hants, England, and cameto Roxbury, Mass., where he settled in 1632. ShubaelDummer was a pupil of Rev. Thomas Parker, of Newbury, who fitted him for college. He graduated at Harvard in1656, when twenty years of age. At the age of twenty-fourhe became a preacher, and preached in Salisbury about twoyears. He then came to York about 1662, and afterpreaching here about ten years was ordained Dec. 13, 1672, and preached his own ordination sermon from thetext, Return, 0 Lord ! and visit this vine, at which timethe first Congregational Church was organized. His successor was the Rev. Samuel Moody, known bythe world-wide name of Father Moody. Father Moodywas the son of Caleb Moody of Newbury, and was born. Photo, by Kimball, Augusta, ©, ^y. Hon. Edward Charles Moody, the subject ofthis sketch, was born in York, Maine, Feb. 15, 1849. He is the ninth generation from William Moody, the American common ancestor, who emigrated fromWales, England, to America in 1633, and perma-nently settled in Newbury, Mass., in 1635. Rev. Samuel Moody, widely known as FatherMoody, was the grandson of William, above named, and came to York in 1698, and was settled as itsminister in December, 1700. Rev. Joseph Moody, the only son of Father Moody, known as Handkerchief Moody, was a graduateof Harvard College; a man of great learning andpiety. His biography is given in the history of thetown of York, embraced in this volume. The farmnow occupied by the subject of this sketch was pur-chased by Joseph Moody, a son of the Rev. Joseph, and he is the fifth generation who has successivelyoccupied it. It is a bea

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• bookcentury1800
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• bookyear1880