Scope and Contents This volume contains the earliest extant records for the town of Natick and of the First Church. They begin in 1721, the year in which a second meetinghouse was built and in which Rev. Oliver Peabody began his 30 year tenure. It includes lists of members, baptisms, deaths, church meetings minutes, and a copy of the church covenant. This volume of records includes a list of “those Indians that have Dyed from among us,” which can be used as an index to track the activities of Native Americans...

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This single piece of correspondence is both unsigned and unaddressed. Its writer expresses sympathy with a bereaved parent whose son was killed in the disastrous defeat of General Edward Braddock's forces near Fort Duquesne, in the "Battle of the Monongahela" during the French and Indian War. The letter was sent from Boston and dated August 4, 1755.

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This collection contains early administrative and financial records for the First Congregational Church in Natick. The collection contains administrative records and meeting minutes, financial records and ledgers, church membership records, baptismal records, marriage records, records of deaths, sermons produced by Benjamin Caryl, church correspondence, a list of prohibition supporters, and a history of the Sabbath school in Natick.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This collection contains early administrative and financial records for the First Congregational Church in Natick. The collection contains administrative records and meeting minutes, financial records and ledgers, church membership records, baptismal records, marriage records, records of deaths, sermons produced by Benjamin Caryl, church correspondence, a list of prohibition supporters, and a history of the Sabbath school in Natick.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This collection contains early administrative and financial records for the First Congregational Church in Natick. The collection contains administrative records and meeting minutes, financial records and ledgers, church membership records, baptismal records, marriage records, records of deaths, sermons produced by Benjamin Caryl, church correspondence, a list of prohibition supporters, and a history of the Sabbath school in Natick.

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This sermon was authored by Martin Moore, but it includes an end note which was authored by Freeman Sears, minister at the First Congregational Church of Natick between 1806 and 1811.

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This collection contains early administrative and financial records for the First Congregational Church in Natick. The collection contains administrative records and meeting minutes, financial records and ledgers, church membership records, baptismal records, marriage records, records of deaths, sermons produced by Benjamin Caryl, church correspondence, a list of prohibition supporters, and a history of the Sabbath school in Natick.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This collection contains early administrative and financial records for the First Congregational Church in Natick. The collection contains administrative records and meeting minutes, financial records and ledgers, church membership records, baptismal records, marriage records, records of deaths, sermons produced by Benjamin Caryl, church correspondence, a list of prohibition supporters, and a history of the Sabbath school in Natick.

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This typewritten excerpt contains the text of pages 88 through 96 from "The old Indian chronicle", a work by Samuel G. Grace.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This collection contains early administrative and financial records for the First Congregational Church in Natick. The collection contains administrative records and meeting minutes, financial records and ledgers, church membership records, baptismal records, marriage records, records of deaths, sermons produced by Benjamin Caryl, church correspondence, a list of prohibition supporters, and a history of the Sabbath school in Natick.