A History of Long Island: From Its First Settlement by Europeans to the Year 1845, with Special Reference to Its Ecclesiastical Concerns ...R. Carter, 1845 - 420 頁 |
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afterwards appears Aquebogue Brookhaven Brooklyn building called charge church was erected church was organized commenced congregation connexion continued Cutchogue death denomination died divine Dutch Church early Easthampton ecclesiastical edifice was erected England enjoyed Episcopal church favour feet ferry Flatbush formed gospel Governor Gravesend Hempstead house of worship Indians inhabitants installed Islip Jamaica June King's County labours land Long Island Mattituck meeting Methodist minister ministry Montauk Moriches native New-York Newtown North Hempstead Number of acres occupied ordained Oysterbay parish pastor pond population preacher preaching Presbyterian church Presbytery Presbytery of Long present previously principal Queen's County records religious remained remarkable removed revival Riverhead Sabbath Sag Harbour Sept settled settlement Shelter Island shore Smithtown Southampton Southold succeeded Suffolk Suffolk County supply tion town tribe village Wading River whole worship was erected writer York