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Old churches, ministers and families of Virginia.

Meade, William (1789-1862)
  
LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
  
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CONTENTS OF VOL. II.

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Old Churches, Ministers, and Families OF VIRGINIA.
 XLVI. 
ARTICLE XLVI.
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ARTICLE XLVII.
  
HENRY COUNTY, PATRICK PARISH.
  
CAMPBELL COUNTY.
  
RUSSELL PARISH, BEDFORD COUNTY.
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ARTICLE XLVIII.
  
NOTTOWAY PARISH, NOTTOWAY COUNTY.
  
ST. PATRICK'S PARISH, PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.
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ARTICLE XLIX.
  
THE CHURCHES IN SOUTHAM PARISH.
  
LITTLETON PARISH, CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
  
TILLOTSON PARISH, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.
  
PARISH OF FLUVANNA, IN FLUVANNA COUNTY.
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ARTICLE L.
 LI. 
ARTICLE LI.
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ARTICLE LII.
  
AMHERST PARISH, NELSON COUNTY.
  
THE FAMILY OF CABELLS.
  
COUNTIES AND PARISHES OF BOTETOURT, ROCKINGHAM, ROCKBRIDGE, GREENBRIER, AND MONTGOMERY.
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ARTICLE LIII.
  
BERKELEY PARISH, SPOTTSYLVANIA COUNTY.
 LIV. 
ARTICLE LIV.
 LV. 
ARTICLE LV.
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ARTICLE LVI.
  
THE TAYLOR FAMILY.
  
PRESIDENT MADISON'S RELIGIOUS OPINIONS.
  
THE CHURCHES IN MADISON AND RAPPAHANNOCK.
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ARTICLE LVII.
  
SKETCH OF THE CARTER FAMILY.
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ARTICLE LVIII.
  
MINISTERS OF THE PARISHES OF CHRIST CHURCH AND ST. MARY'S.
  
WHITE CHAPEL CHURCH.
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ARTICLE LIX.
  
NOTICES OF THE LEE FAMILY IN VIRGINIA.
  
NORTHUMBERLAND HOUSE.
  
THE CORBIN FAMILY.
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ARTICLE LX.
  
THE McGUIRE FAMILY, BY THE PRESENT MINISTER OF COPLE PARISH.
  
THE NEWTON FAMILY.
  
TOMBSTONES IN COPLE PARISH.
  
VESTRYMEN OF COPLE PARISH.
  
CONTEST ABOUT YEOCOMICO CHURCH.
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ARTICLE LXI.
  
THE OLD CHURCHES IN WESTMORELAND.
  
LEEDS OR BRAY'S CHURCH.
  
ROUND HILL CHURCH.
  
THE WASHINGTON FAMILY.
  
THE WASHINGTON FAMILY SEAT AND VAULT.
  
THE VAULT OF THE LEES AT STRATFORD, IN WESTMORELAND.
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ARTICLE LXII.
  
CHURCHES IN NORTH FARNHAM PARISH.
  
LUNENBURG PARISH, RICHMOND COUNTY.
  
THE TAYLOE FAMILY.
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ARTICLE LXIII.
  
BRUNSWICK PARISH.
  
ST. PAUL'S PARISH, KING GEORGE COUNTY.
  
AN ACCOUNT OF THE FITZHUGH FAMILY; ESPECIALLY OF THE FIRST ANCESTOR, WILLIAM FITZHUGH.
 LXIV. 
ARTICLE LXIV.
 LXV. 
ARTICLE LXV.
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ARTICLE LXVI.
  
LEEDS PARISH, FAUQUIER.
 LXVII. 
ARTICLE LXVII.
 LXVIII. 
ARTICLE LXVIII.
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ARTICLE LXIX.
  
THE REV. DAVID GRIFFITH.
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ARTICLE LXX.
  
MINISTERS OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
  
CAMERON AND SHELBURNE PARISHES.
  
THE POWELL FAMILY.
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ARTICLE LXXI.
  
THE MINISTERS OF FREDERICK PARISH.
 LXXII. 
ARTICLE LXXII.
 LXXIII. 
ARTICLE LXXIII.
 LXXIV. 
ARTICLE LXXIV.
 LXXV. 
ARTICLE LXXV.
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ARTICLE LXXVI.
  
THE LEWIS FAMILY.
 LXXVII. 
ARTICLE LXXVII.
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ARTICLE LXXVIII.
  
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, EAST WHEELING.
  
THE CHURCH IN CLARKSBURG.
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ARTICLE LXXIX.
  
OLD MRS. QUARRIER.
  
THE CHURCH IN THE SALINES.
  
THE CHURCH AT COALSMOUTH.
  
BRUCE CHAPEL.
  
THE CHURCH AT RAVENSWOOD.
  
THE CHURCHES IN PARKERSBURG AND THE VICINITY.
  
CHURCH IN WETZEL COUNTY.
  
CHURCH AT MOUNDSVILLE.
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ARTICLE LXXX.
  
INTRODUCTION OF MORE HYMNS INTO THE PRAYER-BOOK.
  
PUBLIC BAPTISM AND PIOUS SPONSORS ADVOCATED.
  
PROPOSED ALTERATION IN THE THIRTY-FIFTH CANON.
  
THE GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
  
PROPOSAL BY THE HOUSE OF BISHOPS, IN THE YEAR 1826, TO MAKE SOME CHANGES IN THE SERVICE.
  
THE EPISCOPAL SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.
  
THE DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE CHURCH.
  
THE MEMORIAL AND COMMISSION OF BISHOPS.
  
CONCLUDING REMARKS.

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APPENDIX.
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No. I.
  
Absent.
  
Historical Remarks for the Better Understanding of the Proceedings of the Convention of the Clergy at Williamsburg, in April, 1719
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An Answer to the Accusation contained in the Governor's Letter to the Convention, which Letter is to be seen in Journal of the Proceedings of the said Convention.
  
ACCUSATION.
  
ANSWER.
  
ACCUSATION.
  
ANSWER.
  
ACCUSATION.
  
ANSWER.
  
ACCUSATION.
  
ANSWER.
  
ACCUSATION.
  
ANSWER.
  
ACCUSATION.
  
ANSWER.
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No. II.
  
BISHOP MADISON'S PRAYER.
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No. III.
 IV. 
No. IV.
 V. 
No. V.
 VI. 
No. VI.
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No. VII.
  
From the Manuscript Journal of the House of Delegates, 1773-74, and Manuscript Archives.
 VIII. 
No. VIII.
 IX. 
No. IX.
 X. 
No. X.
 XI. 
No. XI.
 XII. 
No. XII.
 XIII. 
No. XIII.
 XIV. 
No. XIV.
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No. XV.
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No. XVI.
  
The Attempt of Sir Thomas Dale to get another Daughter of Powhatan, as a Surer Pledge of Peace.
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No. XVII.
  
THE FANTLEROY FAMILY, NOW SPELLED FAUNTLEROY.
 XVIII. 
No. XVIII.
 XIX. 
No. XIX.
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No. XX.
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No. XXI.
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No. XXII.
 XXIII. 
No. XXIII.
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No. XXIV.
  
Members of his Majesty's Council.
  
Governors and Visitors of the College.
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No. XXV.
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ACCUSATION.

As to the disorders in the worship of God which are pointed at in the
said letter, it appears as if my Lord of London knew not that his Commissary
is more apt to countenance than redress the same; for I myself
have seen him present in church while a layman—his clerk—has read
the divine service in the congregation,—he himself vouchsafing to perform
no more of his ministerial office than to pronounce the absolution, preach,
and dismiss the congregation.

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