Clymer Weir Cox Genealogy » ELDER NATHANIEL TILDEN (1583-1641)

Données personnelles ELDER NATHANIEL TILDEN 

• Il est né le 28 juillet 1583.
• Il est décédé en l'an 1641, il avait 57 ans.
• Un enfant de John Thomas Glover (Tylden) Tilden
• Cette information a été mise à jour pour la dernière fois le 3 avril 2024.

Famille de ELDER NATHANIEL TILDEN

Il est marié avec LYDIA HUCKSTEP.

Ils se sont mariés

Enfant(s):

1. MARY HUCKSTEP TILDEN  1610-± 1690 
2. SARAH HUCKSTEP TILDEN  1612-1676 
3. THOMAS HUCKSTEP TILDEN  1619-1704 
4. STEPHEN HUCKSTEP TILDEN  1629-1711
5. ELIZABETH HUCKSTEP (MA) TILDEN  1600-1666 

Notes par ELDER NATHANIEL TILDEN

ANCESTOR OF JANE JORDAN AND MARGUERITE IVERSON THROUGH FATHER BRUCE ARNDT
ANCESTOR OF BRENDA COX (MCLAUGHLIN)
THROUGH MOTHER Henrietta Tibbetts Twombly
ANCESTOR OF BRENDA COX (MCLAUGHLIN)
THROUGH MOTHER Henrietta Tibbetts Twombly
ANCESTOR OF PRESIDENT CALVIN COOLIDGE
ANCESTOR OF MARILYN MAAS (WATTS) THROUGH MOTHER

First Parish Church of Scituate is over 375 years old. A group of Nonconformists started meeting in London in 1616, led by the Rev. Henry Jacob. He was succeeded by the Rev. John Lothrop, a former rector in the Church of England, in 1624. Discovered worshipping clandestinely in 1632, 42 members of the congregation were arrested and jailed.

After two years in jail, Rev. Lothrop was released from jail with the proviso that he leave England forever. With a majority of the members of his congregation, he sailed for New England and arrived in Scituate in September, 1634. A few months later, Rev. Lothrop and about a dozen people gathered together and made a covenant with each other, forming what is now known as the First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church of Scituate.

A small log cabin on Meeting House Lane served as the first church. The site is marked today by a monument that lists the early members of the parish, "The Men of Kent," and by gravestones from the 17th century.
Over a span of some 60 years and the succession of six ministers, First Parish was the scene of considerable theological dissention. The principle points were, first, baptism and later, the Unitarian/Trinitarian schism. These disagreements led to the separation, at three times, of a major portion of First Parish's members to form new churches.

Early on, dissention over baptism divided the parish and in 1639 Rev. Lothrop led an exodus of a majority of the congregation to Barnstable on Cape Cod. His successor, Charles Chauncy, another Anglican minister, was described as a spirited, impatient man. His staunch support for baptism by immersion provoked another defection which led to the founding of a church in South Scituate, now known as Norwell. Rev. Chauncy served until 1654, when he became the second president of Harvard University; he held this post until his death in 1672.

The first president of America's first univerity, Henry Dunster, succeeded Rev. Chauncy as the third pastor of First Parish, Scituate. Rev. Dunster was succeeded by Nicholas Baker, who in turn, was followed by Jeremiah Cushing of Hingham, the first pastor of the parish who was born in America. Rev. Baker was the first of many ministers in the parish who were trained at Harvard University (including our Minister Emeritus, Richard Stower).
Conflicts between orthodox and liberal factions became intense in the late 18th century, culminating in the third removal of one-half of the congregation. This time the departing members of the congregation stayed close at hand, removing themselves around the corner to establish the First Trinitarian Church of Scituate in 1825.
As one wag has put it, "the Trinitarians kept the faith, while the Unitarians kept the furniture"!
London

Henry Jacob 1616-1624
John Lothrop 1624-1634

Scituate
John Lothrop 1634-1639
Peter Saxton 1640-1641
Christopher Blackwood 1641
Charles Chauncy 1641-1654
Henry Dunster 1654-1659
Nicholas Baker 1660-1678
Jeremiah Cushing 1691-1705
Nathaniel Pitcher 1707-1723
Shearjashub Bourn 1724-1761
Ebenezer Grosvenor 1762-1780
Ebenezer Dawes 1787-1791
Nehemiah Thomas 1792-1831
Edmund Q. Sewall 1831-1848
Ephraim Nute, Jr. 1848-1851
Fiske Barrett 1852-1859
William G. Babcock 1860-1864
William S. Heywood 1865-1867
H. L. Cargill 1869-1870
Nicholas P. Gilman 1872-1874
Sheldon C. Clark 1875-1877
Nathanael Seaver, Jr. 1882-1886
H. A. Whitman 1888-1889
William Henry Spencer 1890-1891
Watson Weed 1892-1896
Fred H. Gile 1897-1899
Joseph Cady Allen 1900-1901
Stanley M. Hunter 1901-1903
George A. Hathaway 1904-1908
Hilary Bygrave 1909-1911
Robert Proudfit Doremus 1912-1913
Henry W. Pinkham 1914-1915
George W. H. Troop 1915
William Ware Locke 1915-1923
Cornelius Heijn 1923-1930
Robert Lewis Weis 1931-1933
Robert C. Withington 1933-1937
Lewis W. Sanford 1937-1942
Alfred Schenkman 1942-1945
Raymond B. Johnson 1945-1948
Leon Converse Fay 1948-1951
Henry George Cooper 1952-1955
Charles Cooper Donelson, Jr. 1955-1959
Carl Haycock Whittier, Jr. 1960-1972
John Channing Fuller 1973-1974
David B. Parke * 1974-1975
Thomas R. Goldsmith 1975-1977
Darrell E. Berger 1978-1989
Michael Boardman* 1989-1990
Steven Stock 1990-1991
William Gardner* 1991-1992
Richard M. Stower 1992-2011
Stephen Cook* 2011-2013
Pamela M Barz 2013 -

* Interim Minister

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