Waterman family.
Elijah Waterman was ordained in 1794, and served as a minister in Windham, Connecticut from 1794-1805. From 1806-1825 he served in Bridgeport, Connecticut. In addition to his ministerial duties, Waterman also taught and lectured.
Thomas Storrs Waterman was a businessman in Brooklyn, New York, and Orange, New Jersey.
Thomas T. Waterman was ordained in 1826, and served in Providence, Rhode Island until 1837. From 1837-1843 he served in Philadelphia, and then returned to Providence, remaining until 1852. Waterman also served in Galena, Illinois from 1852-1856, and in Winona, Minnesota from 1856-1857.
From the description of Waterman family papers, 1757-1954 (inclusive), 1757-1911 (bulk). (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 702168124
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