. The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress. Maine, and died suddenly October18, 1848, aged seventy-four years. July 1S26, Rev. Thomas Sav- age was installed pastor by the pres-bytery of Londonderry. He was agraduate of Harvard college, was or-dained by the Mississippi presbytery,August, 1822, and servedthe Baton Rouge, La.,Presbyterian church sev-eral years. While therehe married Miss LucyWoodruff of St. Franeis-ville, La., by whom hehad the following children :Julia Ann, born at BatonRouge ; James, Lucretia,and Frances, born at Bed-ford, in the house nowknown
. The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress. Maine, and died suddenly October18, 1848, aged seventy-four years. July 1S26, Rev. Thomas Sav- age was installed pastor by the pres-bytery of Londonderry. He was agraduate of Harvard college, was or-dained by the Mississippi presbytery,August, 1822, and servedthe Baton Rouge, La.,Presbyterian church sev-eral years. While therehe married Miss LucyWoodruff of St. Franeis-ville, La., by whom hehad the following children :Julia Ann, born at BatonRouge ; James, Lucretia,and Frances, born at Bed-ford, in the house nowknown as the old par-sonage. Mrs. Savage diedMay 16, 1S47. October 12,1848, Mr. Savage married to 1 S32 the church and town hallwere one and the same. But duringMr. Savages ministry the newchurch was built and dedicated onChristmas day, 1S32. On May 19, 1S50, the church andtown celebrated their centennial an-niversary. Many distinguished visit-ors were present. Hon. Isaac Barnesof Boston, a son of Bedford, deliveredthe oration. Rev. Thomas Savage,Dr. P. P. Woodbury, and William. Mrs. Freeman Woodbury. 4 BRIEF SKETCH OF BEDFORD.
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