GEMMS Person ID
GEMMS-PERSON-
2781
(old series: GEMMS-PERSON-2999)
Name
Samuel Angier
Gender
Male
Lived
b. d. 1719-01-24 (old)
Linked Sermons
Sermon 1 on James 4:8
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- preacher
Sermon 2 on James 4:8
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- preacher
Sermon on John 6:33
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- preacher
Sermon on Romans 3:23
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- preacher
Sermon on Hebrews 7:25
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- preacher
Sermon 1 on Philippians 1:6
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- preacher
Sermon 2 on Philippians 1:6
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- preacher
Sermon on Luke 17:10
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- preacher
Sermon on Jeremiah 13:16
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- preacher
Sermon on Isaiah 9:6
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- preacher
Sermon 1 by Mr. Samuel Angier
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- preacher
Sermon 2 by Mr. Samuel Angier
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- preacher
Associated Places
Source of Data (Contributor name)
Catherine Evans
Biographical Sources Consulted
Nahum Mitchel, History of the Early Settlement of Bridgewater, Plymouth Count, Massachusetts (1840), p. 106.
Other note
The son of Edmund Angier, he graduated from Harvard in 1673 and gained the ministry at Behoboth in 1679. He married Hannah, the daughter of Urian Oakes (President of Harvard) on the 2 September 1680. They had many children: Amens (b. 1681), Hannah (b. 1682), Ruth (b. 1684), Edmund (b. 1685), Urian, Oakes, Samuel, Doroth, Sarah, Eunice (b. 1698), John (b. 1701), Elizabeth and Ruth (b. 1705). He was dismissed from his post at Rehoboth due to feeble health, and was installed at Watertown in 1697. His son John would go on to become a priest.
GEMMS record created
June 22, 2020
GEMMS record last edited
July 15, 2024