Ephraim Stinchfield papers, 1777-1830.

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Ephraim Stinchfield papers, 1777-1830.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/71056434

Miscellaneous papers of Elder Ephraim Stinchfield containing correspondence, much of which deals with difficulties with Elder Mark Fernald of Kittery, Me.; sermons, minutes of monthly and yearly meetings (1793-1806); autobiographical manuscripts and several items pertaining to Jacob Cochran and Cochranism; copies of letters regarding Stinchfield's religious views as he was separating from the Congregational Church and formulating his views as the founder of the Free Will Baptists; and lists of invalids in various companies of Col. Pierse Long's regiment.

0.5 linear ft. (1 box).

Maine Historical Society Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8072990

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Long, Pierse, 1739-1789

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Pierse Long (1739 – April 13, 1789) was an American merchant from Portsmouth, New Hampshire. He served as a colonel of the Continental Army in the Revolutionary War and served as a New Hampshire delegate to the Confederation Congress in 1785 and 1786. Born in Portsmouth in the Province of New Hampshire, he received a limited education, then was apprenticed to another merchant, Robert Trail. After his apprenticeship, Pierse became a merchant in his own right, exporting timber to the West Indi...

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