Age 84 Years
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source DEATH and BURIAL LOCATION:
Hale Collection:
Old Baptist Cemetery Records
Town of Greenwich
Fairfield County, Connecticut
transcribed by Lynn Tooley
which gives us the 10 August 1829 date.
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source BIRTH, MARRIAGES, ETC:
Thummel, Claude B. Descendants of John Finch of Connecticut. (C.B. Thummel, 1965). p. 103-104
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Source
Ye Historie of Ye Town of Greenwich, County of Farifield and State of Connecticut (&etc), by Spencer P. Mead, a revision of the 1857 work of Daniel M. Mead.
Published New York by The Knickerbocker Press, 1911. p424-425
WHERE IT SAYS
"On the third day of November, 1773, those Baptists who
were living in the Horseneck Society organized a separate
church, located at Glenville. It was supplied for a period of
about eleven years by ministers from Tarry town, Danbury,
Stamford, Long Island, and New York City. After that the
Rev. Nathaniel Finch was settled as pastor and continued as
such until June, 1824. He died on the twenty-ninth day
of August, 1829, in his 85th year."
AND ON PAGE 425:
"Rev. Nathaniel Finch, 1785 to June, 1824."
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source DEATH and BURIAL LOCATION:
Hale Collection:
Old Baptist Cemetery Records
Town of Greenwich
Fairfield County, Connecticut
transcribed by Lynn Tooley
which gives us the 10 August 1829 date.
----
source BIRTH, MARRIAGES, ETC:
Thummel, Claude B. Descendants of John Finch of Connecticut. (C.B. Thummel, 1965). p. 103-104
----
Source
Ye Historie of Ye Town of Greenwich, County of Farifield and State of Connecticut (&etc), by Spencer P. Mead, a revision of the 1857 work of Daniel M. Mead.
Published New York by The Knickerbocker Press, 1911. p424-425
WHERE IT SAYS
"On the third day of November, 1773, those Baptists who
were living in the Horseneck Society organized a separate
church, located at Glenville. It was supplied for a period of
about eleven years by ministers from Tarry town, Danbury,
Stamford, Long Island, and New York City. After that the
Rev. Nathaniel Finch was settled as pastor and continued as
such until June, 1824. He died on the twenty-ninth day
of August, 1829, in his 85th year."
AND ON PAGE 425:
"Rev. Nathaniel Finch, 1785 to June, 1824."
Age 84 Years
-----
source DEATH and BURIAL LOCATION:
Hale Collection:
Old Baptist Cemetery Records
Town of Greenwich
Fairfield County, Connecticut
transcribed by Lynn Tooley
which gives us the 10 August 1829 date.
----
source BIRTH, MARRIAGES, ETC:
Thummel, Claude B. Descendants of John Finch of Connecticut. (C.B. Thummel, 1965). p. 103-104
----
Source
Ye Historie of Ye Town of Greenwich, County of Farifield and State of Connecticut (&etc), by Spencer P. Mead, a revision of the 1857 work of Daniel M. Mead.
Published New York by The Knickerbocker Press, 1911. p424-425
WHERE IT SAYS
"On the third day of November, 1773, those Baptists who
were living in the Horseneck Society organized a separate
church, located at Glenville. It was supplied for a period of
about eleven years by ministers from Tarry town, Danbury,
Stamford, Long Island, and New York City. After that the
Rev. Nathaniel Finch was settled as pastor and continued as
such until June, 1824. He died on the twenty-ninth day
of August, 1829, in his 85th year."
AND ON PAGE 425:
"Rev. Nathaniel Finch, 1785 to June, 1824."
-----
source DEATH and BURIAL LOCATION:
Hale Collection:
Old Baptist Cemetery Records
Town of Greenwich
Fairfield County, Connecticut
transcribed by Lynn Tooley
which gives us the 10 August 1829 date.
----
source BIRTH, MARRIAGES, ETC:
Thummel, Claude B. Descendants of John Finch of Connecticut. (C.B. Thummel, 1965). p. 103-104
----
Source
Ye Historie of Ye Town of Greenwich, County of Farifield and State of Connecticut (&etc), by Spencer P. Mead, a revision of the 1857 work of Daniel M. Mead.
Published New York by The Knickerbocker Press, 1911. p424-425
WHERE IT SAYS
"On the third day of November, 1773, those Baptists who
were living in the Horseneck Society organized a separate
church, located at Glenville. It was supplied for a period of
about eleven years by ministers from Tarry town, Danbury,
Stamford, Long Island, and New York City. After that the
Rev. Nathaniel Finch was settled as pastor and continued as
such until June, 1824. He died on the twenty-ninth day
of August, 1829, in his 85th year."
AND ON PAGE 425:
"Rev. Nathaniel Finch, 1785 to June, 1824."
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