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Domestic News February 14, 1844

Morning Star

Limerick, York County, Maine

What is this article about?

Religious statistics for Dover from the 1843 Directory, listing membership, Sunday school attendance, and meeting house costs for various denominations including Congregational, Methodist, Baptist, Unitarian, Episcopal, Universalist, Catholic, and Friends. Notes a Christian meeting in a vestry and a new meeting house by Methodist secessionists.

Merged-components note: Merged table of religious statistics with the explanatory notice as they form a single coherent domestic news component.

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Churches.No. mem-No. in S.Cost of M
bers.School.House.
Congrega-
tional38527612,000
Methodist3402094,000
1. F. W. Bap-
tist309502,500
Unitarian6911612,000
Baptist14272
Central St. F.
W. Bap.163902,843*
Episcopal506,000
Universalist31602,800
Catholic2,800
Friends

Religious Statistics of Dover.

The following has been collected mostly from the Dover Directory, for 1843.

The Christians also have a meeting and occasional preaching in a vestry.

A new meeting house has been erected within a few months by some who seceded from the Methodist church.

* Besides the Basement, which, with the fixtures, &c. cost $1739,00.

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Religious Event

What keywords are associated?

Dover Churches Religious Statistics 1843 Directory Methodist Secession Meeting House

Where did it happen?

Dover

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Primary Location

Dover

Event Date

1843

Event Details

Statistics on church memberships, Sunday school numbers, and meeting house costs from the 1843 Dover Directory. Includes Congregational (385 members, 276 in school, $12,000 house), Methodist (340, 209, $4,000), Free Will Baptist (309, 50, $2,500), Unitarian (69, 116, $12,000), Baptist (142, 72), Central St. Free Will Baptist (163, 90, $2,843), Episcopal (50 in school, $6,000), Universalist (31, 60, $2,800), Catholic ($2,800), Friends. Christians meet in vestry with occasional preaching. New meeting house built by Methodist secessionists.

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