Hunter
Presbyterian
Religious Societies - Book A
Original Index is located in the vault at the Greene County Courthouse. This document found on page 39. Transcribed by Arlene Goodwin.
At the New York
Tannery, A meeting of a number of Inhabitants of the town of Hunter legally
warned was holden on the first Monday in March 1824 for the purpose of forming a
Religious Society in Said town, William Edwards and Harry R. Avery Elders of the
Presbyterian Society in Said town presided
When Harlow Perkins, William Edwards, John Lockwood, Harry R. Avery,
William Green, and Charles D. Hedden were chosen trustees of the proposed
Society; Voted that the Society shall be called and known by the name of the
“Presbyterian Society of Hunter”--
William Edwards LS
Harry R. Avery
LS
State
of New York}
County of Greene }
SS
On the 4th day of Nov. 1824 before me Munson Buel a Judge of
the County Court of Greene County Personally came John Lockwood to me known and
on his oath did Say that he is a subscribing witness to the written Certificate
that he is personally Acquainted with the within named William Edwards and Harry
R. Avery and knew them to be the elders of the Presbyterian Church in the town
of Hunter in Said County and saw them set their hands and seals to the Said
instrument, which being to me satisfactory evidence that they did execute the
Same. I
do allow it to be recorded
Munson
Buel Judge
of ____
Recorded
25th day of Dec 1824
J.
Pinckney Dep
Clk
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