Letter, 1706 March 25, Dorchester, [South] Carolina, to [Samuel] Sewall, [Boston, Mass.].

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Letter, 1706 March 25, Dorchester, [South] Carolina, to [Samuel] Sewall, [Boston, Mass.].

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Lord thanks Sewall for prints and books, reports on conditions of local trade and on relations with Indians in region including the Westoes, Savanas, Ammesees, and Tymachaws tribes.

1 ALS ; 30 cm.

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Sewall, Samuel, 1652-1730

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Samuel Sewell was born 28 March 1652 Bishop Stoke England. He arrived in Boston 1661. He was Commissioner of the Company for the Progagation of the Gospel in New England and Parts Adjacent (1699-1730), Captain of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Co., Overseer of Harvard College, Judge of Probate for Suffolk Co. (1715-1728), and Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Judicature (1718-1728). He died 1 January 1729/30 Boston MA. From the description of [Account book of Samuel Sewall,...

Lord, Joseph, 1672?-1748

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Joseph Lord (1672-1748), born in Charlestown, Mass., graduated from Harvard in 1691 and soon became the leader of a group organizing a Puritan church in South Carolina. In 1695, he was ordained pastor of the proposed church and sailed to South Carolina to settle the colony (named Dorchester) near Charleston, S.C. In 1716, he returned to Massachusetts and in 1720, was ordained minister of the church in Chatham, Mass., where he remained until his death. From the description of Sermons,...