James Lockwood

Born 1714-01-01

Died 1772-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL2302846A

Top Subjects

Connecticut (2)
Ashbel Woodbridge (1704-1758) (2)
Religion and state (1)
Bibliography (1)
Election sermons (1)
Elisha Williams (1694-1755) (1)
Eleazer May (1733-1803) (1)

Books by James Lockwood

Total count: 7

Religion the highest interest of a civil community, and the surest means of its prosperityA sermon preached before the General Assembly of the colony of Connecticut, at Hartford, on the day of the anniversary election, May 9th, 1754

Printed and sold by Timothy Green, printer to the governour & Company1754-01-01
Man mortalGod everasting,and the sure, unfailing refuge and felicity of his faithful people, in all generations : illustrated in a discourse delivered at Weathersfield, July 27, 1755 : being the next Lord's day after the death of the Hon. Col. Williams ...

printed by James Parker1756-01-01
The duty and privilege of gospel-ministers, to preach among mankind the unsearchable riches of ChristA sermon, delivered at the ordination of the Reverend Mr. Eleazer May, at Haddam, June 30, 1756

Printed by James Parker and Company, at the post-office, in New-Haven.1756-01-01
Man mortal, God everlasting, and the sure, unfailing refuge and felicity of his faithful people in all generationsillustrated in a discourse delivered at Weathersfield July 27, 1755, being the next Lord's Day, after the death of the Hon. Col. Williams, of that place

Printed by James Parker, at the post-office1756-01-01
The tears of an affectionate, bereaved people, wept over their faithful, deceased mastera sermon preached (the substance of it) at Glassenbury, August 7, 1758 : being the day of interment of the Reverend Mr. Ashbel Woodbride [sic], A.M. pastor of the First Church of Christ in Glassenbury, who departed this life August 6, Aetatis suae, 54

Printed by J. Parker and Company, at the Post-Office1758-01-01
The tears of an affectionate, bereaved people, wept over their faithful, deceased ministerA sermon, preached (the substance of it) at Glassenbury, August 7, 1758. Being the day of the interment of the Reverend Mr. Ashbel Woodbride [i.e., Woodbridge], A.M. Pastor of the First Church of Christ in Glassenbury: who departed this life August 6. Aetatis suae, 54

Printed by J. Parker and Company, at the post-office.1758-01-01
The worth and excellence of civil freedom and liberty illustrated, and a public spirit and the love of our country recommended.A sermon delivered before the General Assembly of the colony of Connecticut, at Hartford, on the day of the anniversary election. May 10th. 1759.

Printed and sold by Timothy Green, printer to the governor & Company1759-01-01