Messler, Abraham, 1800-1882
Abraham Messler, clergyman and historian, was born in Whitehouse, N.J. in 1800 and died in Somerville, N.J. in 1882.
Messler was pastor of several Reformed Dutch churches in N.J. including those in Raritan and Somerville. He published numerous works on religious subjects as well as a history of Somerset County (N.J.).
From the description of The Indians of the Raritan, [ca. 1840]. (Newberry Library). WorldCat record id: 38868186
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| creatorOf | Messler, Abraham, 1800-1882. The Indians of the Raritan, [ca. 1840]. | Newberry Library | |
| referencedIn | Taylor, John W. (John Whitenack), 1821-1890. Ledger, 1856-1862. | Rutgers University |
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| associatedWith | Taylor, John W. (John Whitenack), 1821-1890. | person |
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Birth 1800
Death 1882
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