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176 "Jan. 6th- 1744."
In accordance with New Style, 1745.
177 "Elizabeth Gardiner." Note 140.
Mrs. MacSparran's niece. William Gardiner, her father, married Elizabeth Gibbs, of Newport, for whom this daughter
was, doubtless, named.
178 "At Mr. Mathew Stewart's of New London." Note 36.
Miss Elizabeth Gardiner, who accompanied the Doctor, was
a sister of Mrs. Stewart.
179 "S. James's Church, in New London?
This church originated in 1725. Dr. MacSparran appears to
have had a prominent and influential part in laying its foundations, inasmuch as he remarks, in his America DissecJed,
"I myself began one church, by occasional visits among them,
at a place called New London, and that has given rise to
others." The earliest entry in the Register of S. James's,
June 6, 1725, is a copy of a paper, in which the subscribers
bind themselves to pay the amount of their several subscriptions to Mr. MacSparran, as Treasurer of the fund-for the
erection of a church.— Hist, ofthe Narragansett Church, p.
503-
180 "Elizabeth, daughter of Mathew Stewart."
The Elizabeth "born during our Stay," married Roswell
Saltonstall, a son of the Governor. The late Rev. Dr. Hallam, rector of S. James's Church, in writing to Mr. Wilkins
Updike, January 10, 1842, says, "There was living here until a few months since a venerable lady who was a niece of
Dr. MacSparran and remembered him well." As Elizabeth
Stewart was a daughter of Mrs. MacSparran's niece, and was
twelve years old at the time of Dr. MacSparran's death, it
seems not improbable that she was the one referred to.—
Hist, of Narragansett Church, p. 503.
181 "Baptized John Wier?
A grandson of Benjamin Mumford. (Notes 27, 53.)
182 "Baptized Samuel King."
Son of Magdalene King, a daughter of Peter Levally, who
died in Warwick, 1756. Mr. Levally was an ancestor ofthe
large Warwick and Coventry family of that name.
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| Title | A letter book and abstract of out services written during the years 1743-1751 |
| Creator | MacSparran, James |
| Publisher | D.B. Updike, Merrymount Press |
| Place of Publication | Boston |
| Date | 1899 |
| Language | eng |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Title | 00000183 |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Transcript | ilSotes 176 "Jan. 6th- 1744." In accordance with New Style, 1745. 177 "Elizabeth Gardiner." Note 140. Mrs. MacSparran's niece. William Gardiner, her father, married Elizabeth Gibbs, of Newport, for whom this daughter was, doubtless, named. 178 "At Mr. Mathew Stewart's of New London." Note 36. Miss Elizabeth Gardiner, who accompanied the Doctor, was a sister of Mrs. Stewart. 179 "S. James's Church, in New London? This church originated in 1725. Dr. MacSparran appears to have had a prominent and influential part in laying its foundations, inasmuch as he remarks, in his America DissecJed, "I myself began one church, by occasional visits among them, at a place called New London, and that has given rise to others." The earliest entry in the Register of S. James's, June 6, 1725, is a copy of a paper, in which the subscribers bind themselves to pay the amount of their several subscriptions to Mr. MacSparran, as Treasurer of the fund-for the erection of a church.— Hist, ofthe Narragansett Church, p. 503- 180 "Elizabeth, daughter of Mathew Stewart." The Elizabeth "born during our Stay," married Roswell Saltonstall, a son of the Governor. The late Rev. Dr. Hallam, rector of S. James's Church, in writing to Mr. Wilkins Updike, January 10, 1842, says, "There was living here until a few months since a venerable lady who was a niece of Dr. MacSparran and remembered him well." As Elizabeth Stewart was a daughter of Mrs. MacSparran's niece, and was twelve years old at the time of Dr. MacSparran's death, it seems not improbable that she was the one referred to.— Hist, of Narragansett Church, p. 503. 181 "Baptized John Wier? A grandson of Benjamin Mumford. (Notes 27, 53.) 182 "Baptized Samuel King." Son of Magdalene King, a daughter of Peter Levally, who died in Warwick, 1756. Mr. Levally was an ancestor ofthe large Warwick and Coventry family of that name. [ I22 ] |
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