The journals of Rufus Hawley, Avon, Connecticut
By: Nora Oakes Howard
Publisher: History Press; The History Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Charleston, SC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 224
ISBN-13: 9781609491307
Subjects: Congregational churches; Biography; Clergy
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p.         ) and index.
Table of contents: title: Rufus Hawley, 1741-1762; title: Our little colledge : Hatfield, Massachusetts, 1763-1766; title: A pleasant quarter : Yale College, 1766-1767; title: They chose me for their minister : Northington, 1768-1769; title: Unspeakable gifts : the settled pastor, 1770-1775; title: Treat me as she ought : revolutionary times, 1776-1783; title: Did but little : love and loss, 1784-1790; title: Life's a dream : books and anti-slavery sentiments, 1790-1797; title: I awoke this morning : heartbreak and happiness, 1798-1799; title: My sons at Newconnecticut : the Western Reserve, 1800-1811; title: We spend our years : meetinghouse mayhem, 1812-1816; title: Some friendly hands : catch'd on fire, 1817-1819; title: Mr. Hawley entertained us well : a son's regret, 1819-1826; title: Beloved sons : the property must be sold, 1826; title: A confused heap of records : Rev. Hubbell's speech and Avon, 1828-1851; title: You have to go : the remarkable journals in kind hands, 1856-2002; title: Closely on the line of miracles : the legacy of Rufus Hawley.