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Academy admitted afterwards aged Amherst College Andover Andover Theological Seminary appointed April became began practice began the study born Boston Brooklyn charge Charles Congregational Church Conn continued County daugh daughter of Rev death degree of Doctor died disease Doctor of Divinity Edward eldest elected engaged entered college father George graduation he studied Hartford Haven Henry illness installed James John Judge July June labor Law School licensed to preach Litchfield March March 27 Mary Mass months N. Y. City Norwalk Norwich Ohio Philadelphia physician practiced his profession Presbyterian Church received the degree remained removed residence resigned retired returned Samuel Sarah Sept settled SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL sons spent spring studied law studied theology study of law survives Theol Theological Seminary Thomas Washington Wethersfield wife William Yale College Yale Divinity School Yale Law School York City
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