An historical discourse delivered at West Brookfield, Mass. (Volume 2) online

Year.


Month.


Additions.


Removals. Jlembers.


1843
1843


January 1,

October 27,


13
2


22
15


331
318



Mr. Chase was dismissed October 27, 1843.



Year.


Month.


Additions.


Removals.


Members.


1844
1844


January 1,
December 19,


3


5
14


313
802



16



122

Mr. Parker was settled December 19, 1844.



Year.


Month.


Additions.


Removals.


Members.


1845


January 1,


1


1


302


1846


Januarj^ 1,


15


14


303


1847


January 1,


12


16


299


1848


January 1,


6


16


289


1849


January 1,


21


13


297


1850


January 1,


2


16


283


1851


January 1,


7


10


280


1851


April 7,


4


3


281



Mr. Parker was dismissed April 7, 1851.



Year.


Month.


Additions.


Removals.


Members.


1852
1852


January 1,
November 17,


6


12
11


269
264



Mr. Byington was settled November 17, 1852.



Year.


Month.


Additions.


Removals.


Members.


1853


January 1,


1


2


263


1854


January 1,


14


10


267


1855


January 1,


18


12


273


1856


January 1,


7


22


258


1857


January 1,


3


13


248


1858


January 1,


8


16


240


1858


October 28,


19


18


241



Mr. Byington was dismissed October 28, 1858.



Year.



Additions. Removals



Mr. Cordlev was< dismissed Juno 2o. 18')2.



Members.



1859
1859


January 1,
June 28,


3


2
5


239
237


Mr. Cordley was settled June 28, 1859.


Year. Month.


Additions.


Removals.


Members.


1860
1861
1862
1862


January 1,
January 1,
January 1,
June 23,


15
9

11
3


5
18
11

7


247
238
238
234



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123



Year,


Month.


Additions.


Removals.


Mcmberf.


1863
1864
1864


January 1,
January 1,
October 4,


2


1


1

G
3'J*


235
229
191


Mr. Dunhan


1 was settled October 4, 1864.






Year.


Month.


Additions.


Removals.


Members.


1865
1866
1867
1867


Januar}^ 1,
January 1,
January 1,
December 1,


27
20
10

78




7

10

9


218
231
231
300



The lithographic likeness of Rev. Mr. Ward accomiianying this
pamphlet, has been kindly fvirnished at considerable expense by his
grandson, George L. Ward, Esq., of Cambridge.



* Of these iwcnty-four were stricken fromihe roiZ. having been absent many years
without taking letters of dismission and recommendation to other churches.



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