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Found 13 total hits in 8 results.
Jamestown, N. Y. (New York, United States) (search for this): entry hunt-robert
Hunt, Robert
First pastor of the Virginia colony; went out with Newport and the first settlers as chaplain, having been recommended by Richard Hakluyt (q. v.). He is supposed to have been a rector in Kent.
He was a peace-maker amid the dissenters of the first colonists.
Mr. Hunt held the first public service at Jamestown, under an awning, but soon afterwards a barn-like structure was erected for worship.
In the winter of 1608 a fire burned his little library, and the next year he died.
He was succeeded for a brief season by Rev. Mr. Glover, who soon died.
He had accompanied Sir Thomas Gates to Virginia.
Franklin Mills, Portage County, Ohio (Ohio, United States) (search for this): entry hunt-robert
Hunt, Robert
First pastor of the Virginia colony; went out with Newport and the first settlers as chaplain, having been recommended by Richard Hakluyt (q. v.). He is supposed to have been a rector in Kent.
He was a peace-maker amid the dissenters of the first colonists.
Mr. Hunt held the first public service at Jamestown, under an awning, but soon afterwards a barn-like structure was erected for worship.
In the winter of 1608 a fire burned his little library, and the next year he died.
He was succeeded for a brief season by Rev. Mr. Glover, who soon died.
He had accompanied Sir Thomas Gates to Virginia.
Thomas Gates (search for this): entry hunt-robert
Hunt, Robert
First pastor of the Virginia colony; went out with Newport and the first settlers as chaplain, having been recommended by Richard Hakluyt (q. v.). He is supposed to have been a rector in Kent.
He was a peace-maker amid the dissenters of the first colonists.
Mr. Hunt held the first public service at Jamestown, under an awning, but soon afterwards a barn-like structure was erected for worship.
In the winter of 1608 a fire burned his little library, and the next year he died.
He was succeeded for a brief season by Rev. Mr. Glover, who soon died.
He had accompanied Sir Thomas Gates to Virginia.
Christopher Newport (search for this): entry hunt-robert
Hunt, Robert
First pastor of the Virginia colony; went out with Newport and the first settlers as chaplain, having been recommended by Richard Hakluyt (q. v.). He is supposed to have been a rector in Kent.
He was a peace-maker amid the dissenters of the first colonists.
Mr. Hunt held the first public service at Jamestown, under an awning, but soon afterwards a barn-like structure was erected for worship.
In the winter of 1608 a fire burned his little library, and the next year he died.
He was succeeded for a brief season by Rev. Mr. Glover, who soon died.
He had accompanied Sir Thomas Gates to Virginia.
Robert Hunt (search for this): entry hunt-robert
Hunt, Robert
First pastor of the Virginia colony; went out with Newport and the first settlers as chaplain, having been recommended by Richard Hakluyt (q. v.). He is supposed to have been a rector in Kent.
He was a peace-maker amid the dissenters of the first colonists.
Mr. Hunt held the first public service at Jamestown, under an awning, but soon afterwards a barn-like structure was erected for worship.
In the winter of 1608 a fire burned his little library, and the next year he died.
been recommended by Richard Hakluyt (q. v.). He is supposed to have been a rector in Kent.
He was a peace-maker amid the dissenters of the first colonists.
Mr. Hunt held the first public service at Jamestown, under an awning, but soon afterwards a barn-like structure was erected for worship.
In the winter of 1608 a fire burned his little library, and the next year he died.
He was succeeded for a brief season by Rev. Mr. Glover, who soon died.
He had accompanied Sir Thomas Gates to Virginia.
Richard Hakluyt (search for this): entry hunt-robert
Hunt, Robert
First pastor of the Virginia colony; went out with Newport and the first settlers as chaplain, having been recommended by Richard Hakluyt (q. v.). He is supposed to have been a rector in Kent.
He was a peace-maker amid the dissenters of the first colonists.
Mr. Hunt held the first public service at Jamestown, under an awning, but soon afterwards a barn-like structure was erected for worship.
In the winter of 1608 a fire burned his little library, and the next year he died.
He was succeeded for a brief season by Rev. Mr. Glover, who soon died.
He had accompanied Sir Thomas Gates to Virginia.
John Glover (search for this): entry hunt-robert
Hunt, Robert
First pastor of the Virginia colony; went out with Newport and the first settlers as chaplain, having been recommended by Richard Hakluyt (q. v.). He is supposed to have been a rector in Kent.
He was a peace-maker amid the dissenters of the first colonists.
Mr. Hunt held the first public service at Jamestown, under an awning, but soon afterwards a barn-like structure was erected for worship.
In the winter of 1608 a fire burned his little library, and the next year he died.
He was succeeded for a brief season by Rev. Mr. Glover, who soon died.
He had accompanied Sir Thomas Gates to Virginia.
1608 AD (search for this): entry hunt-robert
Hunt, Robert
First pastor of the Virginia colony; went out with Newport and the first settlers as chaplain, having been recommended by Richard Hakluyt (q. v.). He is supposed to have been a rector in Kent.
He was a peace-maker amid the dissenters of the first colonists.
Mr. Hunt held the first public service at Jamestown, under an awning, but soon afterwards a barn-like structure was erected for worship.
In the winter of 1608 a fire burned his little library, and the next year he died.
He was succeeded for a brief season by Rev. Mr. Glover, who soon died.
He had accompanied Sir Thomas Gates to Virginia.