American Clergy

A

* The Rev. Eliphalet Adams (1677-1753), born in Dedham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, died in New London, New London County, Connecticut
* Lt. Deacon John Adams (1691-1671), born and died in Braintree, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, father of Hon. John Adams, 2nd U.S. President
* The Rev. Joseph Adams III (1689-1783)
* The Rev. Zabdiel Adams (1739-1801)
* The Rev. William Adams (1550-1685), born in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, died in Dedham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
* The Rev. Thomas Allen (1743-1810)
* The Rev. John Allin (1596-1671), a founder of Dedham, Massachusetts
* The Rev. John Andrews (1746-1813)
* The Rev. Samuel Andrew (1656-1738), Rector of collegiate Scholl pro tempore, builder of the first Harvard Hall, graduated from Harvard in 1675, received a Masters degree from Harvard in 1678, elected Fellow of Harvard College in 1679, became an ordained minister in Milford, Connecticut on 18 Nov 1685, one of the ten minister and founding trustees of the Collegiate School of Yale in 1701
* The Rev. Dr. East Apthorp, D.D. (1733-1816), born in Boston, Massachusetts, died in Cambridge, England, Founder of Christ Church in Cambridge, Massachusetts, served as it's first Rector, received a the degree of Doctor of Divinity and Fellow of Jesus College in Cambridge, England
* The Rev. Benedict M. Ashley (1915-2013)
* The Rev. Hope Atherton (1646-1677), born in Dorchester, Boston Suffolk County, Massachusetts, died in Hatfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts

B

* The Rev. John Baily (1644-1697)
* The Rev. Jeremy Belknap (1744-1798), born and died in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA
* The Rev. James Blair (1655-1743), educated at Marichal College, University of Aberdeen and the University of Edinburgh where he received a Master of Arts degree, ordained in the national Church of Scotland in 1679, ordained in London in the Church of England in 1685, missionary to the Indians of Virginia, 1st President of the College of William & Mary
* Deacon Samuel Bass (1598-1694), born in Saffron Walden, Essex, England, died in Holbrok, Braintree, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, baptized at St. Gabriel in Saffron, Walden, Essex, England on 20 Aug 1598
* The Rev. David Belden (1758-1839), born in Hertford County, Connecticut, USA, died in Turmbull County, Ohio, USA
* The Rev. John Blair (1720-1771)
* The Rev. Hon. Richard Bourne (1609-1682), born in Brandninch, North Devon, England, died in Sandwich, Massachusetts, 1st Pastor of the first Indian Church at Marshpee, Marshpee Indian missionary, teacher, Deputy to the Plymouth Court, Surveyor of Highways, he was a war veteran
* The Rev. Albert Braun (1889-1983), born in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California
* Deacon Henry Bright (1602-1686), born in Bury. St. Edmunds, Suffolk, England, died in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
* The Rev. Chad Brown I (c1600-1650)
* The Rev. Edward Bulkeley (1614-1696), born in Odell, Bedfordshire, England, died in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, ordained in 1642 as Pastor of Marshfield, Massachusetts and served their until 1659, after his fathers death, Peter, Edward was Pastor of Concord and served their until 1694.
* The Rev. Peter Bulkeley (1583-1659)
* The Rev. Aaron Burr (1716-1757)
* The Rev. George Burroughs (c.1650-1692)

C

* The Rev. John Camm (1718-1778), born in Donegal, County Donegal, Ulster, Ireland, died in Charlett, North Carolina
* Archbishop John Carroll, SJ (1735-1815), 1st Bishop in America, Archbishop of Baltimore
* The Rev. Richard Champney (c.1604-1669), 1st Minster of Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
* The Rev. Charles Chauncy (-1672)
* The Rev. Thomas Clap (1703-1767)
* Deacon George Clarke (1613-1690), born in Watton-at-Stone, East Hertfordshire District, England, died in MIlford, New Have, Connecticut, USA
* The Rev. Dr. John Clarke (1609-1676)
* The Rev. Thomas Clarke (1653-1704), he was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts and died in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, he is buried at Forefather's Burial Ground in Chelmsford, Massachusetts
* The Rev. Robert Clemments (1595-1658)
* The Rev. Joseph Coit (1639-1704), born and died in New London, Connecticut
* The Rev. Joseph Coit, Jr. (1673-1750), born in New London, Connecticut, died in Plainfield, Connecticut, graduated from Harvard in 1697, preached in Norwich, Connecticut in 1698, preached in Plainfield after 1698, he was the first commencement at Yale in 1702, received a Masters Degree from Harvard in 1702, made Minister of the Town of Windham, Connecticut on 21 Jan 1703
* The Rev. Samuel Cooper (1725-1783), graduated from Harvard in 1743, ordained on 21 May 1746, served as the Pastor of the Brattle Street Church in Boston, Massachusetts
* The Rev. Robert John Cornell (1919-2009), born in Gladstone, Delta County, Michigan, died at St. Norbert Abbey, De Pere, Brown County, Wisconsin, Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Wisconsin's 8th district
* The Rev. John Cotton (1585-1652)
* The Rev. Seaborn Cotton (1633-1686), born at sea coming to America from England and died in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
* The Rev. David Cowell (1704-1760)
* The Rev. Alexander Craighead (1705-1766)
* The Rev. John Crandall (1618-1676)
* The Rev. Timothy Cutler (1684-1765)

D

* The Rev. Naphtali Daggett (1727-1780)
* The Rev. Samuel Davis (1723-1761)
* The Rev. Samuel Danforth (1626-1674), second minister of The First Church of Roxbury, Massachusetts
* The Rev. Adams Daniels (1863-1931), born in Penfield, Green County, Georgia, USA, died in Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia, the paternal great grandfather of The Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. (1929-1968)
* The Rev. John Danvenport, D.D. (1597-1670)
* The Rev. Thomas Dawson (-1760)
* The Rev. William Dawson (1704-172)
* The Rev. Jonathan Dickinson (1688-1747)
* The Rev. Robert Hughey Donaldson (1769-1852), born in Ireland, died in Statesboro, Bulloch County, Georgia
* The Rev. Henry Dunster (1609-1659)
* The Rev. Timothy Dwight IV (1752-1817)

E

* The Rev. David Edenfield (1761-1856), born in Orangeburg, Greenville County, South Carolina, died in Swainsboro, Emanuel County, Georgia
* The Rev. Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758)
* The Rev. John Eliot (c1604-1690)
* The Rev. John Ewing (1732-1802)

F

* Deacon Benjamin Fenn (1612-1672), born in England, died in MIlford, New Haven County, Connecticut
* The Rev. Samuel Finley (1715-1766)
* Dea. Capt. Hon. William French (1603-1681), born in Halstead, Essex, England, died in Billerica, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA. He was chosen Deacon in Billerica

G

* The Rev. David Granfield (1922-2010),
* The Rev. Jacob Green (1722-1790)
* The Rev. Tomas Green (1787-1853), born in Screven County Georgia, died in Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia
* The Rev. Thomas Griffith (1645-1725), born in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales, died in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, 1st Pastor of Delaware, 1st Pastor of the Welsh Tract Old School Baptist Church in Delaware

H

* The Rev. John Hale (1636-1700), born in Charlestown, Boston, Massachusetts, died in Beverly, Massachusetts, graduated from Harvard in 1657, ordained as the first minister of the First Church of Beverly, commonly referred to as "Reverend Hale," one of three chaplains of the regiment that was sent to Canada in 1690 and was captured by the French, but released shortly afterwards, Pastor of Beverly, Massachusetts during the Salem Witch Trials in 1692, one of the most influential pastors during the trials
* The Rev. Gilbert V. Hartke (1907-1986), founder of The Catholic University of America's Department of Speak and Drama
* The Rev. John Harvard (1607-1638)
* The Rev. Mathew Henry (1662-1714)
* The Rev. Leonard Hoar (1630-1675)
* The Rev. Obadiah Homes (1610-1682)
* The Rev. Edward Holyoke (1585-1660)
* The Rev. Edward Holyoke (1689-1769)
* The Rev. Thomas Hooker (1586-1647)
* The Rev. Samuel Hooker (1633-1697), born in Newton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, died in Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut
* The Rev. James Horrocks (-1722)
* The Rev. Richard Hubbard (1630-1719), born in England, died in Salisbury, Massachusetts
* The Rev. William Hubbard (1621-1704), born in England, died in Ipswich, Massachusetts, graduated Harvard with the first class of nine students in 1642, ordained as the colleague of Rev. Thomas Cobbitt about 1657 in Ipswich, Massachusetts, wrote A Narrative of the Indian Wars in New England in 1677, President of Harvard in 1688, Pastor of the Church of Ipswich in 1703, buried on 31 Jan 1704 in Highland Cemetery in Ipswich, Massachusetts, USA
* The Rev. Robert Hunt (c1568-1608), Vicar of Heathfield, Sussex, England, Vicar of Reculver in Kent, England, 1st Chaplain of Jamestown, Virginia, his first prayer in Jamestown, Virginia was on 29 Apr 1607

I

J

* The Rev. Dr. Edward Jones (1645-1727), born in Wales, died in Merion Station, Pennsylvania, he was part of William Penn's settler community in Pennsylvania
* The Rev. Isaac Johnson (1601-1630) was the largest shareholder of the Massachusetts Bay Colony and one of the twelve original signatories to the Cambridge Agreement on 29 Aug 1629. He not only arrived in the 1630 Winthrop Fleet to the Massachusetts Bay Colony, but is responsible for naming the city of Boston. He one of the founding patrons of the First Church of Charlestown in the Massachusetts Bay Colony on 30 Jul 1630

K

* The Rev. Calestine Kapsner (1892-1973)
* The Rev. Thomas Keating (1923-2018)
* The Rev. Martin Luther King I (1899-1984), African-American Baptist Pastor, missisioneary and civil rights advocate
* The Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. (1929-1968), 1st President of the Southern Christian Leadership Conferences

L

* The Rev. Samuel Langdon (1723-1797)
* The Rev. Samuel Locke (1732-1778)
* The Rev. John Lothrop (1584-1653)
* The Right Rev. James Madison (1749-1812)

M

* The Rev. Florence MacCarty (1660-1712), born in Massachusetts, died in Roxbury, Massachusetts, USA
* Deacon Thomas Marrett (1589-1664), born in Ipswich, Suffolk, England, died in Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, he was Deacon of the Church of Cambridge in Massachusetts
* The Rev. Cotton Mather, FRS (1663-1728)
* The Rev. Eleazer Mather (1637-1669), born in Dorchester, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, died in Northampton, Hampton County, Massachusetts
* The Rev. Increase Mather (1639-1723)
* The Rev. Richard Mather (1596-1669), born in Lawton, Warwick Parish, Lancashire, England, died in Dorchester, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
* The Rev. Samuel Mather (1674-1733), born in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
* The Rev. Dr. Samuel Mather (1706-1785), he graduated at the age of thirteen from Harvard
* The Rev. James Manning (1738-1791)
* The Rev. Samuel Mann (1647-1719)
* The Rev. John Maverick (1578-1636), 1st Minister of the First Parish of the Church of Dorchester, Massachusetts
* The Rev. John Maverick (1678-1656), born in Awliscombe, Devonshire, England, died in Dorchester, Massachusetts, 1st Minister of the First Parish Church of Dorchester
* The Rev. John Mayhew (1651-1688), born in Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, died in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, USA
* The Rev. Dr. Jonathan Mayhew (1720-1766)
* The Rev. Thomas Mayhew (1618-1657), born in England, died at sea
* Deacon Jonathan Metcalf (1650-1727), born and died in Dedham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, UsA
* Deacon Michael Metcalf (1620-1654), born at St. Benedicts, Norwich, Norfolk, died in Dedham, Massachusetts, USA
* The Rev. David McGregor (1710-1777), born in Ireland, died in Londonderry, New Hampshire
* The Rev. Henry Melchior Muhlenberg (1711-1787), born in Einbeck, Electorate of Hanover, Holy Roman Empire, Germany, died in Trappe, Pennsylvania, 1st Minister in Pennsylvania, Founder of the United Lutheran Church in America
* Deacon John Morse (1639-1702), born and died in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA

N

* The Rev. Samuel Newman (1602-1663)
* The Rev. James Noyes (1608-1656), Co-Founder of Newbury, Massachusetts'
* The Rev. James Noyes, Jr. (c1640-1719), born in Newbury, Massachusetts, died in Stonington, Connecticut, graduated Harvard in 1659, ordained on 10 Sep 1674, 1st Minister of the Church of Stonington, Connecticut, a Founder of Yale College
* The Rev. James Noyes (1764-1844), born and died in Stonington, Connecticut
* The Rev. John Noyes (1735-1767), born and died in New Haven, Connecticut, graduated from Yale College in 1753
* The Rev. John Noyes (1762-1846), born and died in Weston, Connecticut
* The Rev. Joseph Noyes (1688-1761), born in Stonington, Connecticut, died in New Haven Connecticut, ordained on 4 Jul 1716, graduated from Yale College in 1709
* Rev. Joseph Noyes (1761-1816), born in New Have, Connecticut
* The Rev. Moses Noyes (1643-1729), born in Newbury Old Town, Massachusetts, died in Lyme, Connecticut, 1st Minister of the then Church of Christ and is now the First Congregational Church of Old Lyme in 1665, 1st Minister of Lyme, Connecticut and preached for over 50 years

O

* The Rev. Urian Oakes (1631-1681)
* The Rev. George Barry O'Toole (1886-1944), born in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, died in Washington, DC, 1st President of Fu Jen Catholic University

P

* The Rev. Samuel Paris (1653-1720), minister in Salem, Massachusetts during the Salem Witch Trials
* The Rev. Theophilus Pickering (1700-1747), his birth place is unknown, died in Ipswich, Massachusetts
* The Rev. James Pierpont (1659-1714)
* The Rev. Daniel Putnam (1696-1759), born in Salem Village, Massachusetts, died in Reading, Massachusetts, baptized on 12 Nov 1696 at the First Church of Salem Village in Salem Village, Massachusetts, graduated from Harvard in 1717
* The Rev. Abraham Pierson (1646-1707)
* Deacon Luke Potter (1608-1697), born in England, died in Concord, Middlesex County, Massachusetts

Q

* The Rev. John W. Quinn (c.1816-1863), born and died in Maryland, USA
* The Rev. William White Quinn I (1790-1867), born in Queen Anne's County, Maryland, died in Pembroke City, Worcester County, Maryland
* The Rev. William White Quinn II (1838-1908), born in Somerset County, Maryland, died in Pcoomoke City, Worcester County, Maryland

R

* The Rev. Ezekiel Rogers (1638-1674), born and died in Ipswich, Massachusetts
* The Rev. John Rogers (1630-1684)
* The Rev. Nathaniel Rogers (1598-1655), Rector of Assington, Suffolk, England, Pastor of Ipswich, Massachusetts
* The Rev. Daniel Russell (1642-1679), born in Charlestown, Boston, Massachusetts, USA, died in Hingham, Massachusetts, graduated from Harvard in 1669
* The Rev. Samuel Russell (1660-1731)

S

* The Rev. John Turner Sargent, Jr. (1807-1877), graduated from Harvard in 1827, graduated from Harvard Divinity School in 1830, became the minister-at-large of the Suffolk Street Chapel in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, ordained in 1837, 1st Pastor of the First Unitarian Society in 1846
* The Rev. William Skepper (1597-c1640), born in Boston, Lincolnshire, England, died in Salem, Massachusetts
* The Rev. Samuel Stanhope Smith (1751-1819)
* The Rev. Nehemia Smith (1605-1686), an original proprietor of Norwich, Connecticut
* The Rev. William Smith (1727-1803)
* The Rev. Ezra Siles (1727-1795)
* Deacon John Stone (1618-1683), born in Sussex, England, died in Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
* Deacon Samuel Stone (1631-1715), born in Nayland, Suffolk, England and died in Lexington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
* Deacon Samuel Stone, Jr. (1656-1743), born and died in Lexington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts elected Deacon of the Church on Lexington on 17 Nov 1715

W

* The Rev. Benjamin Wadsworth (1670-1737)
* Deacon Samuel Walker, Jr. (1643-1704)
* The Rev. Timothy Walker (1672-1706)
* The Rev. Thomas Wells (1647-1734), born in Ipswich, Massachusetts, died in Amesbury, Massachusetts
* The Rev. Magnus J. Wenniger (1919-2017), born in Park Falls, Wisconsin
* Elder William Wentworth (1615-1697), was chosen Elder of the Church of Dover, Strafford County, New Hampshire on 15 Oct 1717, was a follower of of The Rev. John Wheelwright (c.1592-1679)
* The Rev. Elisha Williams (1694-1755)
* The Rev. Roger Williams (1604-1683)
* The Rev. Joseph Willard (1738-1804)
* The Rev. Samuel Willard (1640-1707)
* The Rev. John Wheelwright (c.1592-1679)
* The Rev. George Whitefield (1714-1770)
* The Rev. John Witherspoon (1723-1794)

Y

* The Rev. William Yates (1720-1764)