Ephraim Stinchfield papers, 1777-1830.
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Free Will Baptist preacher of New Gloucester, Me., who was ordained in 1798 and immediately began an itinerant ministry that lasted thirty years and covered much of northern New England; founder of Free Will Baptist Church (New Gloucester, Me.) From the description of Ephraim Stinchfield papers, 1777-1830. (Maine Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 71056434 From the description of Ephraim Stinchfield papers, 1777-1830. (Hudson Valley Community College). WorldCat...