son of David & Elizabeth (Smith) Nash
md. 1. 30 Oct. 1793 Eunice, dau. of Edward Taylor of Montgomery. She d. 27 May 1802.
md. 2. 22 Jun. 1803 Rebecca (Clark) Russell, widow of Alpheus Russell, and dau. of Capt. Isaac Clark
He graduated Dartmouth College 26 Aug 1789 with the highest honors. After studying under Rev. Joseph Blodgett of Greenwich, Ma, he was called to Middlefield, in 1792 as pastor of The Congregational Church where he continued for nearly 40 years, being dismissed by mutual council 11 Jul. 1832. His annual salary of $250 was so small that he had to become a farmer to support his family. His dwelling was just north of Wayside Lodge. (1)
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1. A History of Middlefield, Massachusetts. 1924 by Edward C. & Philip M. Church. A detailed biography of Rev. Nash may be found in this book on pps. 257-263
md. 1. 30 Oct. 1793 Eunice, dau. of Edward Taylor of Montgomery. She d. 27 May 1802.
md. 2. 22 Jun. 1803 Rebecca (Clark) Russell, widow of Alpheus Russell, and dau. of Capt. Isaac Clark
He graduated Dartmouth College 26 Aug 1789 with the highest honors. After studying under Rev. Joseph Blodgett of Greenwich, Ma, he was called to Middlefield, in 1792 as pastor of The Congregational Church where he continued for nearly 40 years, being dismissed by mutual council 11 Jul. 1832. His annual salary of $250 was so small that he had to become a farmer to support his family. His dwelling was just north of Wayside Lodge. (1)
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1. A History of Middlefield, Massachusetts. 1924 by Edward C. & Philip M. Church. A detailed biography of Rev. Nash may be found in this book on pps. 257-263
son of David & Elizabeth (Smith) Nash
md. 1. 30 Oct. 1793 Eunice, dau. of Edward Taylor of Montgomery. She d. 27 May 1802.
md. 2. 22 Jun. 1803 Rebecca (Clark) Russell, widow of Alpheus Russell, and dau. of Capt. Isaac Clark
He graduated Dartmouth College 26 Aug 1789 with the highest honors. After studying under Rev. Joseph Blodgett of Greenwich, Ma, he was called to Middlefield, in 1792 as pastor of The Congregational Church where he continued for nearly 40 years, being dismissed by mutual council 11 Jul. 1832. His annual salary of $250 was so small that he had to become a farmer to support his family. His dwelling was just north of Wayside Lodge. (1)
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1. A History of Middlefield, Massachusetts. 1924 by Edward C. & Philip M. Church. A detailed biography of Rev. Nash may be found in this book on pps. 257-263
md. 1. 30 Oct. 1793 Eunice, dau. of Edward Taylor of Montgomery. She d. 27 May 1802.
md. 2. 22 Jun. 1803 Rebecca (Clark) Russell, widow of Alpheus Russell, and dau. of Capt. Isaac Clark
He graduated Dartmouth College 26 Aug 1789 with the highest honors. After studying under Rev. Joseph Blodgett of Greenwich, Ma, he was called to Middlefield, in 1792 as pastor of The Congregational Church where he continued for nearly 40 years, being dismissed by mutual council 11 Jul. 1832. His annual salary of $250 was so small that he had to become a farmer to support his family. His dwelling was just north of Wayside Lodge. (1)
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1. A History of Middlefield, Massachusetts. 1924 by Edward C. & Philip M. Church. A detailed biography of Rev. Nash may be found in this book on pps. 257-263
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