APPENDIX.

(A)

Names of the first Proprietors of Cambridge.

Jeremy Adams-Matthew Allen-John Benjamin-Jonathan Boswell-Simon Bradstreet, (afterwards Governor of Massachusetts)—John Bridge-Richard Butler-John Clarke-Antony Couldby, (or Colby)-Daniel DennisonThomas Dudley, Esq.-Samuel Dudley-Edward Elmer - Richard Goodman William Goodwin-Garrard Hadden-Stephen HartJohn Haynes, Esq., (afterwards Governor of Connecticut)-Thomas Heate-Rev. Thomas Hooker-Thomas Hosmer-Richard Harlackenden-William Lewis-Richard Lord-John Masters-Abraham Morrill-Hestor MusseySimon Oakes-James Olmsted-Capt. Daniel Patrick John Prat-William Pentrey-Joseph Redinge-Nathaniel Richards-William Spencer Thomas Spencer-Edward Steb

bins-John Steele-George Steele-Rev. Samuel Stone - John Talcott - William Wadsworth-Andrew Warner-Richard WebbWilliam Westwood-John White.

(B)

Copy of the document accompanying the invitation to Messrs. Hooker, Cotton and Davenport, to the Westminster Assembly of Divines.

"The expression of the desires of those honorable and worthy personages, of both houses of Parliament, who call and wish the presence of Mr. Cotton, Mr. Hooker and Mr. Davenport, to come over with all possible speed, all or any of them, if all cannot. The condition wherein the state of things in this kingdom doth now stand we suppose you have from the relations of others; whereby you cannot but understand how great need there is of helps of prayer and improvement of all good manners from all parts, for the settling and composing the affairs of the Church. We therefore present unto you our earnest desires of you all. To shew wherein or how many ways you may be useful would easily be done by us and found by you, were you present with us. In all likelihood you will

find opportunity enough to draw forth all that healthfulness that God shall afford by you. And we doubt not these advantages will be such, as will fully answer all inconveniences yourselves, churches or plantations may sustain, in this your voyage and short absence from them. Only the sooner you come the better.

[Signed]
W. Say and Seale,

Nath. Fiennes,

Gilbert Gerrard,
Tho. Barrington,
Richard Browne,
Henry Martin,

Oliver Cromwell,

A. Haselrig,
Tho. Hoyle,
Anth. Stapley,
William Hay,
Wm. Masham,
Gilbert Pickering,
Mart. Lumley,
Ol. St. John,
Sam. Luke,
Ar. Goodwin,

Miles Corbett,

Warwick,

Ph. Wharton,

Mandeville,

Robert Brooke,

Wm. Stricland,

Henry Darley,
Valentine Walton,
Will❜m Cowleys,

John Gurdon,

John Blackiston,
Godfrey Rosseville,
Cor. Holland,
Humphrey Salway,

J. Wastill,

H. Ruthin,

Alex. Bruce,

Ro. Cooke,

Nath. Barnardiston

Isaac Pennington,
John Franklyn,
William Spurstowe.

(C)

Catalogue of Ministers descended from Mr. Hooker.

66

Rev. John Hooker, Rector of Maseworth, Eng. Samuel Hooker, Farmington, Conn., 1664. Samuel Shepard, Rowley, Mass.

66

Daniel Hooker; resided in Wethersfield,
Conn.

Samuel Pierpont, Lyme, Conn., 1724.
Nathaniel Hooker, West Hartford, Conn.
John Hooker, Northampton, Mass., 1753.
Cyprian Strong, Chatham, Conn., 1765.
Jonathan Edwards, D. D., New Haven,
Conn., 1769; Colebrook, Conn., 1795;
President of Union College, Schenec-
tady, New York, 1799.

Timothy Dwight, D. D., LL. D., Green-
field, Conn.; President of Yale College,
Conn., 1795.

Seth Hart, Rector Waterbury and Walling-
ford, Conn.; Hempstead, Long Island,
N. Y.

William Hart, Rector, Richmond, Va., and
Walden, N. Y.

Rev. Giles H. Cowles, D. D., Bristol, Conn., and

Austinburgh, Ohio.

"Asahel Hooker, Goshen, Conn., 1795; Norwich, Conn., 1812.

"Asahel Strong, Clinton, N. Y., 1795. Solomon Williams, Enosburg, and Addison, Vt.; Potsdam, N. Y.

Sereno E. Dwight, D. D., Park Street, Boston, 1818; President Hamilton College, N. Y.

"John Pierpont, Hollis Street, Boston, Mass.; Troy, N. Y.

"Timothy Woodbridge, D. D., Greenriver, and Spencertown, N. Y.

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66

William T. Dwight, D. D., Portland, Me.
Edward W. Hooker, Greens Farms, Conn.,
1821; Bennington, Vt., 1832; Prof.
Sac. Rhet. Theol. Inst., Conn., 1844.
Horace Hooker, Watertown, Conn., 1822;
Editor Conn. Observer, 1824; Sec.
Conn. Missionary Society.

"Thomas H. Gallaudet, Prin. Conn. Asylum for Deaf and Dumb; Chaplain Conn. Retreat for Insane.

"Jonathan E. Woodbridge, Ware, Mass. ; Editor New England Puritan.

"Theodore D. Woolsey, D. D., Prof. Greek 27

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