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This book addresses the history, leadership and experiences for the 275 years after the founding of The First Parish Church Unitarian at Beverly, Massachusetts. It mentions John Hale and the witchcraft trials and goes into witchcraft delusion. It lists donors and short biographical sketches.
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010.031.009 - Booklet
A booklet from the Seventy-Fourth Anniversary of the First Baptist Sunday School in Beverly, Massachusetts from June 18, 1893. The booklet contains excercises from the day, scripture reading, and list of church members who organized the event, along with a schedule of church services. In the end of the booklet, there is a list of all of the teachers involved in the Sunday School.
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10086 - Booklet
1882 Order of Exercises for the celebration of the sixty-third (sic) anniversary of the First Parish Sunday School. Note that this pamphlet incorrectly states the date of founding of the Sunday School as 1819 instead of 1810, and thus the incorrect number of the anniversary.
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10087 - Booklet
1879 Order of Exercises for the celebration of the sixty-ninth anniversary of the First Parish Sunday School.
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10088 - Booklet
1884 Order of Exercises for the celebration of the seventy-fourth anniversary of the First Parish Sunday School.
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14270 - Booklet
1843 Order of Exercises for the rural excursion of the North Society Sunday School.
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16009 - Booklet
1910 Order of Service on the occasion of the one hundredth anniversary of the First Parish Sunday School.
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16010 - Booklet
1910 Lyrics to songs for celebration on the occasion of the one hundredth anniversary of the First Parish Sunday School.
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948.001.013 - Letter
A letter from Major Israel Wallis thanking Miss Rantoul for a sum of money and for her friendship. He mentions Sunday school and the choir. He also speaks of the rebellion and how he hopes to return home soon.
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948.001.014 - Letter
A letter to Miss Rantoul from Major Wallis thanking her for the Journal and other papers. He informs her that his Regiment has been divided and he has been sent to Roanoke Island with 350 men on orders of Gen. Foster in anticipation of an enemy attack. He speaks of the 700 contrabands on the island and their welfare, asking if at all possible they could have some clothing sent for the women and children.
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948.001.1172 - Letter
A letter to Hannah Rantoul from Francis E. Wells wanting to find time to meet with Hannah regarding a Sunday school committee issue to select pieces for the Easter concert.
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CS71 .L943 1971 - 76-152416
Wallace Ludden was a retired school principal who started studying his family's history after his nephew, Myron Charles Ludden, sparked his curiosity with questions. After his retirement, one of Wallace Ludden's primary hobbies was creating his family's genealogy. He described it as the most fascinating thing that he had ever done. Ludden's genealogy began with the origin of the name and then described the life of James Ludden, who was one of the...
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E206 .T46 1974
This booklet contains a summary of the First Parish Church in Beverly for 300 years starting 1667. It briefly covers the foundings and origins of the church and its incorporation from Salem, Massachusetts. Names of the congregation are preserved today in street names and other historic locations.
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