Joseph Black papers, 1762-1873.

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Joseph Black papers, 1762-1873.

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This collection contains volumes of transcripts of orations, sermons, poems, and notes, covering the years 1762 to 1873, copied by Joseph Black from the years 1870 to 1877. The volumes contain the writings of Rev. Hooper Cumming, Rev. Edward D. Griffin, Rev. Alexander MacWhorter, and Rev. John McDowell.

0.13 linear feet (4 v.)

New Jersey Historical Society Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7666342

New Jersey Historical Society Library

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First Presbyterian Church (Newark, N.J.)

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First Presbyterian Church (Elizabeth, N.J.)

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First Presbyterian Church of Elizabeth, New Jersey organized ca. 1664 as a Congregational church; joined the Presbytery of Philadelphia in 1717. Erected its own building in 1724; new buildings were erected after fires in 1786 and 1924. From the description of Records, 1716-1913 / First Presbyterian Church of Elizabeth, N.J. (Presbyterian Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 9545103 ...

Griffin, Edward Dorr, 1770-1837

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Cumming, Hooper, 1788-1825

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McDowell, John, 1780-1863

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John McDowell (1780-1863) served as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Elizabethtown, New Jersey from 1804 until 1833. Following his time at the First Presbyterian Church, he served at the Central Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia. Over the course of his career, Reverend McDowell served as trustee to Princeton University, Director of the Princeton Theological Seminary, both Permanent and Stated Clerk for the Presbyterian Church General Assembly, Professor at the Theological Seminary at...

Black, J. L.‏ ‎ (Joseph Laurence),‏ 1937-‏

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Joseph Black was born in Newark, New Jersey on July 15, 1804. He was elected Alderman for the Ninth Ward in Newark, New Jersey in 1855. He also was a Trustee of and Secretary of the Board for the Franklin School Associates, and was a member of the New Jersey Historical Society. Black married Rebecca Hardenblach, with whom he had two sons, Edward and William. Black died at the home of his son, Edward S. Black, on May 10, 1887. From the description of Joseph Black papers, 1762-1873. (N...

Black, William, -1745

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William Black ( - ), of Danvers, Mass. From the description of Journal, 1828. (American Antiquarian Society). WorldCat record id: 191317023 ...

Macwhorter, Alexander, 1734-1807

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Alexander MacWhorter graduated Princeton University in 1757; was D.D. pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Newark, N.J. From the description of Sermons : manuscript, 1803-1806. (Princeton University Library). WorldCat record id: 79063252 Alexander Macwhorter (1734-1807) was a Presbyterian minister of Scottish descent. His maternal ancestors were among the first emigrants from Scotland to the North of Ireland, and his direct maternal ancestors and their children were wi...