Reverend Edmund Dunham (1661-1733)
Order Soma 350Mg Online Edmund Dunham was born on July 25, 1661 in Plymouth, Massachusetts to Benajah Dunham and Elizabeth Tilson.
Order Klonopin Onlinehttps://www.adaptx.ca/careers/ EdmundĀ married Mary Bonham on July 15, 1681 in Piscataway, N.J. The couple had 8 children: Benajah Dunham (1684), Elizabeth Dunham Martin (1689), Edmund Dunham (1690/91), Reverend Jonathan Dunham (1692/93), Ephraim Dunham (1696), Ruth Dunham Thomas (1698), Mary Dunham Smalley (1700), and Hannah Dunham Davis (1704).
enterenter Edmund was a members of the First Baptist Church of Piscataway.
see urlAmoxicillin 500mg Buy Online “About 1700 or 1701 a number of the members of the Piscataqua Baptist Church in Piscataqua township, Middlesex County, withdrew from that church and formed a separate congregation, observing the seventh day as the Sabbath. They chose a minister and deacon October 11th, 1705, and in the fourth month, 1707, organized a Seventh Day Baptist Church with eighteen members. Edmund Dunham, one of the originators of the church, having been ordained at Westerly, R. I., in 1705, was the first pastor; he had been a lay preacher in the Piscataqua Church since 1689. He continued pastor of the new church until his death, March 7, 1734, in his 72nd year.
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