Probably Rev. Dr. John Mitchell Mason, son of Rev. John Mason & Catherine VanWyck. Married Ann Lefferts. Preacher, NYC. Founder, New York Historical Society; President, Dickinson College. Removal from Eighth St. Church; reinterment 17 Mar 1849.
Death notice, January 1830:
At New York on the 26th at the residence of his son, J D Mason, Esq., the venerable and Reverend John M Mason, DD. Eminent as a theologian and a scholar *** acute and learned disputer, not less than ** orator of great celebrity, ..Mason long occupied the first rank in the Presbyterian Church, and his name ** will never cease to be held in the fondest and most ** remembrance."
Death notice, January 1830:
At New York on the 26th at the residence of his son, J D Mason, Esq., the venerable and Reverend John M Mason, DD. Eminent as a theologian and a scholar *** acute and learned disputer, not less than ** orator of great celebrity, ..Mason long occupied the first rank in the Presbyterian Church, and his name ** will never cease to be held in the fondest and most ** remembrance."
Probably Rev. Dr. John Mitchell Mason, son of Rev. John Mason & Catherine VanWyck. Married Ann Lefferts. Preacher, NYC. Founder, New York Historical Society; President, Dickinson College. Removal from Eighth St. Church; reinterment 17 Mar 1849.
Death notice, January 1830:
At New York on the 26th at the residence of his son, J D Mason, Esq., the venerable and Reverend John M Mason, DD. Eminent as a theologian and a scholar *** acute and learned disputer, not less than ** orator of great celebrity, ..Mason long occupied the first rank in the Presbyterian Church, and his name ** will never cease to be held in the fondest and most ** remembrance."
Death notice, January 1830:
At New York on the 26th at the residence of his son, J D Mason, Esq., the venerable and Reverend John M Mason, DD. Eminent as a theologian and a scholar *** acute and learned disputer, not less than ** orator of great celebrity, ..Mason long occupied the first rank in the Presbyterian Church, and his name ** will never cease to be held in the fondest and most ** remembrance."
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