993:, prepared specifically for them. White is credited as the first person to plant potatoes in Haverhill, which he did in 1718. He harvested four bushels and distributed his crop to his neighbors. On January 2, 1721, he and his brother Samuel, husband of Ruth Phillips, sister of Sarah, were given permission to construct a grist and fulling mill on the Sawmill River, moving their operation from Mill Brook due to a scarcity of water. He was a magistrate of Essex County, a Captain of the company of Haverhill, and the Representative of Haverhill in the General Court in 1733 and 1734. His health had been "always precarious". In his will, written six days before his death, his estate in Haverhill was given to Sarah and the rest was split among his sons and daughters. His total estate was valued at £4070.3, over half of which was in real estate.
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1067:. He was the eldest of eight children. He attended Harvard College at the expense of the Watertown church as a courtesy for his father's work and graduated in 1650. He settled in Rowley in 1651 and married Sarah Appleton (1628 – July 15, 1714), born in England to Samuel and Mary (Everhard) Appleton, in October. They had 10 children together. After settling Phillips preached at the church in Rowley, serving alongside the current pastor at the time
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989:, a few days after his marriage to Sarah Phillips in 1716 in Boston, they began to make their way back to Haverhill. On the way they stopped at the South Church of Andover, where his brother-in-law Rev. Samuel Phillips was pastor, to attend a public worship. Rev. Phillips gave them a copy of the sermon, titled
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Frances Bromfield (June 8, 1694–September 14, 1721), daughter
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Symonds and granddaughter of Deputy Governor Samuel Symonds of Ipswich, on May 26, 1687. They had seven children together including Rev. Samuel Phillips (1690 – 1771) of Andover. After her death in 1703, he married Sarah (Pickman) Mayfield on April 27, 1704 and had one more child with
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Cemetery, Andover, Massachusetts along with
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Andover to serve as the pastor of the newly founded South Church. He began preaching on April 30 of that year. On December 12 the Parish voted unanimously in his favor. He declined, however, to take on the role immediately after his approval due to his young age. On
955:(March 23, 1657 – October 13, 1722) was a goldsmith born in Salem, Massachusetts to Rev. Samuel Phillips and Sarah Appleton (see note). He is apparently the founder of the family fortune, deciding not to enter the ministry and instead the business of trade, accumulating wealth. He married
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African American servants, Salem and Rama. After Phillips died, they became servants of Rev. Jonathan French, the next pastor. They had a child named Cyrus (baptized December 23, 1770) and another Titus (b. November 24, 1774).
985:(January 18, 1694 – December 11, 1737) was a clothier, farmer, Deacon, and grist mill owner. He was born in Boston and the fourth child of John White and Lydia Gilman (see note) but resided in Haverhill. According to White's grandson, Judge
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Artillery Sermon, an Election Sermon, and a Convention Sermon. Reverend John Webb, in the preface of
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Andover. His father Nicholas Holt and mother were also members of the South Church. He was ordained pastor of the church of
503:"The discourses he has published heretofore, have given him this testimony in the consciences of all good Christians who have read them. That he is a well-qualified and faithful minister of Jesus Christ."
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530:(November 30, 1712 – November 24, 1737) married Samuel Appleton (a distant cousin), of Haverhill, on October 12, 1736. She died in childbed at the age of 24, her only child still-born.
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Rev. Samuel Chandler (1712 – April 16, 1775) was a clergyman born in Andover. He was ordained in the second parish of
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558:(June 10, 1717 – November 4, 1749) married Dr. Parker Clark, of Newbury, on May 18, 1742. They had four children.
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367:(August 5, 1694 – October 5, 1785) married Capt. George Abbot, of Andover, in Salem November 29, 1721.
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minister and Pastor of the church in Rowley from 1682 to 1696. He was born in
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2364:. Boston: The New England Historic Genealogical Society. Archived from
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American Society of Church History (1921). Loetscher, Frederick (ed.).
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Vital Records of Haverhill, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849
2310:. Vol. 25. Boston: The New England Historic Genealogical Society
1033:, he was a surgeon for the 4th Battalion of Connecticut State Troops.
959:(March 7, 1665 – October 13, 1703), daughter of Rev. John Emerson of
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The Necessity of God's Drawing, in Order to Man's Coming unto Christ
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Emerson, Benjamin Kendall; Gordon, George Augustus (1900).
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2555:. Vol. 1. Topsfield, MA: Topsfield Historical Society
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White, Daniel Appleton; Richards, Annie Frances (1889).
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397:merchant, bookseller and publisher, deacon of the
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2112:(2 ed.). Boston: Little, Brown & Company
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2233:. Wilkesbarré, PA: Lodge No. 61, Wilkesbarré, PA
2043:Papers of the American Society of Church History
2268:History and Genealogy of the Jewetts of America
2070:. Memorial Hall Library Andover. Archived from
1005:(June 10, 1714 – June 6, 1783) was a pastor in
2612:. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company.
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2536:. Vol. 4. Salem, MA: The Essex Institute
2517:. Vol. 2. Salem, MA: The Essex Institute
2503:A Memoir Of His Honor Samuel Phillips, LL. D.
2194:First Church in Salem, Unitarian Universalist
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2506:Boston: Congregational Board of Publication.
2271:. Vol. 1. New York: The Grafton Press.
432:His grandfather was Rev. Samuel Phillips of
387:(March 5, 1699 – August 7, 1700) died young.
2431:Sinner's Refusal to come to Christ Reproved
2249:The Bulkeley Genealogy: Rev. Peter Bulkeley
1148:says Hannah White died on January 11, 1773.
820:Sinner's Refusal to come to Christ Reproved
814:, from November 13, 1751, until his death.
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2106:Bond, Henry; Jones, Horatio Gates (1860).
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2478:. Boston: Northeastern University Press.
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80:October 17, 1711 – June 5, 1771
2355:"The Records of the Churches of Boston"
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2196:. First Church in Salem. Archived from
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858:Sermon at the Ordination of Nathan Holt
393:(June 22, 1701 – April 19, 1768) was a
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2568:Topsfield Historical Society (1912b).
2549:Topsfield Historical Society (1912a).
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2449:"Site of Reverend Nicholas Noyes Home"
2387:The Earlier Annals of Phillips Academy
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2190:"First Church Succession of Ministers"
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2062:Andover Historical Commission (1977).
2012:Allis, Frederick Scouller Jr. (1979).
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607:other members of the Phillips family.
2659:. Exeter, NH: Phillips Exeter Academy
2587:Topsfield Historical Society (1911).
2411:. Dennis N. Partridge. Archived from
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301:minister and the first pastor of the
2455:. Salem Witch Museum. Archived from
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2172:The Ipswich Emersons. A.D. 1636-1900
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839:Delivered in Boston on June 3, 1753
469:South Church, Andover, Massachusetts
2609:New England Marriages Prior to 1700
2222:. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company.
2125:Carpenter, Charles Carroll (1903).
1161:claims Holt died on August 1, 1792.
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2739:People from Andover, Massachusetts
2719:People from colonial Massachusetts
1833:American Society of Church History
1231:American Society of Church History
1146:American Society of Church History
1133:American Society of Church History
991:The Prudent Wife a Choice Blessing
852:Delivered in Boston May 31, 1753.
739:A Minister's Address to his People
594:, and trustee of Phillips Academy.
171:South Church Cemetery, Andover, MA
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2653:Williams, Myron Richards (1957).
775:Living Water to be had for Asking
682:Three plain, practical Discourses
2734:People from Salem, Massachusetts
2405:"Rev. George Phillips Genealogy"
2299:. Andover, MA: Warren F. Draper.
2265:Jewett, Frederic Clarke (1908).
787:A Sermon at the General Election
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2606:Torrey, Clarence Almon (1985).
2175:. Boston: David Clapp & Son
2150:Congregational Library Exhibits
2144:Congregational Library (2011).
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2131:. Andover: The Andover Press.
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2724:Phillips family (New England)
2227:Harvey, Oscar Jewell (1897).
2068:Andover Historic Preservation
2018:. Andover: Phillips Academy.
1994:Andover Historical Commission
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1091:, in Boston. He was born in
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161:Province of Massachusetts Bay
2656:The Story of Phillips Exeter
2530:The Essex Institute (1924).
2511:The Essex Institute (1910).
1739:Topsfield Historical Society
1492:Topsfield Historical Society
1443:Topsfield Historical Society
1425:Topsfield Historical Society
340:Samuel Phillips was born in
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2453:The 1692 Salem Witch Trials
2087:Babson, John James (1891).
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1031:American Revolutionary War
900:Discourse on Justification
715:The History of the Saviour
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436:and his great-grandfather
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18:Samuel Phillips (reverend)
2679:South Church, Andover, MA
2428:Phillips, Samuel (1753).
2384:Park, William E. (1878).
1775:White & Richards 1889
1506:White & Richards 1889
1464:Emerson & Gordon 1900
1412:White & Richards 1889
1301:White & Richards 1889
812:Gloucester, Massachusetts
763:Artillery Election Sermon
652:in 1692. He was born in
584:Constitutional Convention
447:Phillips was admitted to
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2472:Schutz, John A. (1997).
1116:Haverhill, Massachusetts
1093:Braintree, Massachusetts
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137:Massachusetts Bay Colony
2188:First Church in Salem.
2137:2027/njp.32101013921109
1007:New London, Connecticut
888:Address to Young People
572:Phillips Exeter Academy
426:New London, Connecticut
379:Hamilton, Massachusetts
319:Phillips Exeter Academy
196:42.6539028; -71.1433139
2729:Harvard College alumni
2293:Mooar, George (1859).
1724:Congregational Library
870:, on January 3, 1759.
868:Danvers, Massachusetts
727:The Orthodox Christian
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411:Fairfield, Connecticut
2500:Taylor, John (1856).
2434:. Boston: S. Kneeland
1943:First Church in Salem
1850:Bond & Jones 1860
1632:Bond & Jones 1860
1581:Bond & Jones 1860
1542:Bond & Jones 1860
1328:Bond & Jones 1860
1284:Bond & Jones 1860
1027:French and Indian War
987:Daniel Appleton White
658:First Church of Salem
550:Judge Samuel Phillips
515:Marriage and children
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481:Phillips preached in
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467:Further information:
399:Brattle Street Church
325:, was the founder of
317:, was the founder of
2685:Phillips family tree
2447:Salem Witch Museum.
2074:on 14 September 2023
1122:on October 24, 1687.
1089:St. Stephen's Church
1059:Rev. George Phillips
1043:Rev. Samuel Phillips
907:Delivered in Boston
703:St. Stephen's Church
321:, and his grandson,
2214:Fuess, Claude Moore
2200:on 10 December 2018
1915:, pp. 123–181.
1864:, pp. 100–101.
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