1778 WILLIAM ROGERS. Marriage Certificate by Baptist Chaplain in American Revolutionary War. Exposition Yours in the fellowship of

Yours in the fellowship of the gospel

Still God did not stop pressing her

Notated as being preached in 1795

This was the destabilizing move that led to the formal Trail of Tears

1778 WILLIAM ROGERS. Marriage Certificate by Baptist Chaplain in American Revolutionary War. Exposition Yours in the fellowship ofVery attractive 1815 marriage certificate signed by an important Chaplain [Baptist of the American Revolution. Rogers also has the distinction of being the very first student ever enrolled at what is now Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island. Born in 1751, he enrolled in the newly established Brown at fourteen years of age, after having been tutored by Rev. Aaron Hutchinson of Grafton, MA. He was the only student for nearly 6 months. He