From the website of the First Parish Congregational Church. From 1658 to 1679 there was agitation over the need of a new meeting house. In 1688 a subscription from 108 subscribers, 72 from Reading, 26 from Lynn End (Abraham Wellman and Isaac Wellman), and 10 from Charlestown (now Stoneham) amounted to 207 pounds, 1 shilling. The probable cost of this second Meetinghouse was between $400 and $600. dollars. Photo to left
Isaac Wellman Subscribed and contributed to the building of the 2nd Meeting house in Lynnfield which still stands today and is on the National Registry of Historic Places
There are many photographs of this meeting house on the internet.
Isaac Wellman Subscribed and contributed to the building of the 2nd Meeting house in Lynnfield which still stands today and is on the National Registry of Historic Places
There are many photographs of this meeting house on the internet.
From the website of the First Parish Congregational Church. From 1658 to 1679 there was agitation over the need of a new meeting house. In 1688 a subscription from 108 subscribers, 72 from Reading, 26 from Lynn End (Abraham Wellman and Isaac Wellman), and 10 from Charlestown (now Stoneham) amounted to 207 pounds, 1 shilling. The probable cost of this second Meetinghouse was between $400 and $600. dollars. Photo to left
Isaac Wellman Subscribed and contributed to the building of the 2nd Meeting house in Lynnfield which still stands today and is on the National Registry of Historic Places
There are many photographs of this meeting house on the internet.
Isaac Wellman Subscribed and contributed to the building of the 2nd Meeting house in Lynnfield which still stands today and is on the National Registry of Historic Places
There are many photographs of this meeting house on the internet.
