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WILLIAMS, Rev. Samuel (b. 1743 Mass. d. 1817 Rutland) 1 KILBORN LANGDON
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WILLIAMS, Rev. Samuel (b. 1743 Mass. d. 1817 Rutland) 1 KILBORN LANGDON
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{"page_1": " REV. SAMUE, WILLIANS 65) (BaraC\nWarhan (4),\nSanael (2), Robert\nto, John (3),\nMarried: Jane\ncalled \"rs.\"\nDied: Rutland,\nhildren: 1. Jane bpt. Jan. -osgood,\n1769 at Bradford, Mass.;\nNathan\naged 49 yrs.\n2. Samel b. Oct. OMegs 774 aged 4 days\n7, 1770 at\nBradford,\nエラフラ3\n1775 at\nAlbanS,\n5. Charles b.\n1779; bpt. Dec. 12, 1779 at\nBradford,\n6. Charles K. b.\nmarried Lucy G.\n1 Lucy. Langdon who vass, ats.\nWindsor, Vt.\nFeb. 16, 1793; she died at\nRutland,\nVt. Oct. 18 1876:\nhe died Mar.\n9 1853 aged 710\nBoth buried ir\nEvergreen Cemetery, Rutland, Vt.\nNOTES\nRev.\nSamuel Villans was born in Valthilected the same year\nApril 23, 17+3;\ntransit of Venus.\nHe was licensed to preach October 11, 1763\nby the Association of Ministers at Cambridge;\nordained over\nthe Church at Bradford, Mass. Nov. 20, 1765•\nMr. Willians was\neminently useful and acceptable as\na minister.\nI'he character of the man is discovered by his\ninfluence on\nother minds.\nHe was an educator;\nDr. Barnard and Dr.\nPrince\nof Salem, Mass. were his private pupils.\nThey fitted for the\nMinistry\nunder him.\nDuring his residence in Bradford before the war, he had living family a young man, a student of Philosophy under him,\nThompson.\nthis young man had a remarkable history•\nHe married a Mrs.\nwas made najor in\nBy reason\njealousy of the older officers, he was charged with dis-\naffection\nto the colonies\nand eventually driven from his home\nand from his step-fathers' house in Woburn.\nHe eventually\nbecame a Tory and associated with General lage and other\nBritish officers.\nHe eventually became the Count of Rumford.\nHe was undoubtedly a life-long\ncorrespondant of the Rev.\nDr.\nWilliams while he was pastor\nat Bradlord and professor\nHarvard.\nat\nThe Tory principle of the Count did not come from "}
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