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SALISBURY SECOND CHURCH RECORDS

Deacons

Dec. 1, 1736
July 31, 1748
June, 1767
Jan. 28, 1772
July 25, 1797
John Page, Judah Hackett and Benj. True chosen Deacons
Jonathan Stevens and Reuben Morrill chosen Deacons
Daniel Morril chosen Deacon
John Stevens and Benjamin Osgood chosen Deacons
Wm. Hackett, Winthrop Osgood and Edward Dorr chosen Deacons


New Meeting House

"At a meeting of the freeholders and inhabitants of the town of Salisbury at our West Meeting house in said town, Jan. 18, 1785," it was voted not to repair the "West meeting house." "A large committee, consisting of persons from the various parts of the town" was appointed to consider the expedience of building a new meeting house in the west end of the town. Feb. 3 it was voted "not best to build where the old one now stands," but "on the parsonage land to the Westward of the parsonage house near Rocky Hill." "At a subsequent meeting of the town, it was voted, to set the new meeting house at the Eastward of the Parsonage house instead of the Westward, as voted above. The meeting house was accordingly built and is in that part of the town which is now the West Parish." SOURCE: The Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, David W. Hoyt, Vol. I, 1897; pages 475-476
Retyped and reformatted by Kathy Leigh, April 15, 2002; as accurately as possible, formatted as close to the original as possible.

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