Records of Universalist churches in New Hampshire, 1791-1937 (inclusive).
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Kneeland, Abner, 1774-1844
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Abner Kneeland was a pioneer evangelist and Baptist minister who converted to Universalism. As a Universalist preacher he served several congregations before he embraced the skeptical religious ideas of utopian industrialist Robert Owen. In the years that followed his free thinking ideas offended the Universalists and in 1833 he was accused of being an atheist and charged with blasphemy. He served 60 days in a Boston jail for the blasphemy offense, the last man in the United States for be jailed...
Universalist Society of Langdon, New Hampshire.
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Atkinson Universalist Library.
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Bradley, Asa Mayo
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First Universalist Society in Atkinson, New Hampshire.
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First Universalist Society of Berlin, New Hampshire.
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First Universalist Society of West Swanzey, New Hampshire.
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Young People's Christian Union of the Universalist Church
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Atkinson Universalist Institute.
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First Universalist Church in Hinsdale, New Hampshire.
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