Reverend William 'Enoch' Green

DAR Ancestor #: A046912

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Inscription: Sacred to the Memory of The Rev. Enoch Green who departed this life Dec, 3rd AD 1776 in the 42nd year of his age...Called to pastor of the Church at Deerfield 1766...Remains beneath altar...Reinterred beneath this slab March 7, 1847

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Rev Enoch Green (40), son of William (4), was graduated by Princeton College, and after a course of theology, was licensed to preach, and became the pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Deerfield, N.J., 1766. He served for a short time as chaplain in the Revolutionary army, and there contracted the camp fever, of which he died, December 2nd, 1776, aged 42; is buried in the aisle of the church. He married Mary, eldest daughter of Rev. Charles Beatty, who retained, in vigorous exercise, her mental powers, which were of a high order, till her death, May 2nd, 1842, in the 96th year of her age. She is buried in the grounds of the Presbyterian Church, corner of Fourth and Pine Streets, Philadelphia[1]. Their children were: William Enoch (42); Ann, married Benjamin Guild; and Charles Beatty (43)

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