NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, THE SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
STATES, THE OLD WEST, THE NEW WEST, RESUME OF HIS-
TORY, REVIVALS, THE UNITARIAN CONTROVERSY

BOSTON

CONGREGATIONAL PUBLISHING SOCIETY

Reanset of

Prof. J. II. Thaver

March 20, 1902.

(977)

COPYRIGHT, 1881, BY GEORGE B. JEWETT.

Stereotyped by Thomas Todd, 1 Somerset Street, Boston.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME V.

CHAPTER I.

NEW YORK: PURITANS AND INDEPENDENTS AMONG THE EARLI-

EST SETTLERS OF MANHATTAN ISLAND AND OF WESTCHESTER

AND DUTCHESS COUNTIES - CONGREGATIONALISM IN WESTERN

NEW YORK AND THE GENESEE COUNTRY- MISSIONARY LABORS,

1784-1793-ORGANIZATION OF CHURCHES, 1790-1816-"PLAN

OF UNION IN OPERATION - ENCROACHMENTS OF PRESBYTE-

RIANISM — A NEW ERA IN NEW YORK CONGREGATIONALISM,

1833.

Many Puritans among the early settlers of New York, 2. Rapid

immigration from New England after the Revolutionary

War, 3. Adjustment of the boundary lines between New

England and New York, 3-4. Settlement of Westchester and

East Chester, 5. Early churches and ministers in Westchester

and Dutchess counties, 6. Churches formed at Salem and

Gloversville, 7. History of the church at Stillwater, 8-9.

Rev. Lebbeus Armstrong, 9, note. Churches at Canaan Four

Corners and at Howells, 10. History of the Middletown

church, 11-15. Churches in the southern and eastern coun-

ties of New York now extinct, 15-16. Congregationalism in

Western New York, 1784 to 1814, p. 17 and onward. Mis-

sionaries to "The Western Country" first sent out by Con-

necticut churches, 18. Connecticut Missionary Society incor-

porated in 1802, p. 19. Mission of Rev. Ammi R. Robbins,

19-20. Missions of Rev. David Huntington, Rev. Samuel Eells

and Rev. Aaron Kinne, 20-22. Church organized at Canan-

daigua, 1790, p. 23. Churches formed at Clinton, Paris and

Westmoreland, 1791, p. 24. Pastors of church at Clinton, 25.

Also of churches at Paris and Westmoreland, 26. Church

formed at Franklin in 1792; at Walton and at Bainbridge,