15 Rev. Jonathan Edwards, President of Nassau Hall, died of the small pox, March 22, 1748, and was buried March 24th. Esther Burr, wife of Rev. Aaron Burr, died at Princeton, April 7, 1758, of a short illness, aged 26. Sarah Edwards, wife of Jonathan Edwards, died Oct. 2, 1758, about 12 o'clock, and was buried at Princeton the day following. Elizabeth Edwards, daughter of Jonathan and Sarah, died at Northampton, Jan. 1, 1762, aged 14. Lucy Woodbridge died at Stockbridge in Oct. 1786, aged 50. Rey. Jonathan Edwards, D. D. died at Schenectady, Aug. 1, 1801, aged Susannah Porter died at Hadley, in the spring of 1802, aged 61. } Second.-MORE REMOTË DESCENDENTS. Elibu Parsons, Esq. , married June 11, 1750. They lived at Stock Sarah Edwards, bridge and afterwards at Goshen. died at Goshen in Aug. 1804. They had 6 children. He died at Chenango, N. Y. in Jan. 1813. They had 5 children. had 4 children. field, Vt. She died at Goshen in Dec. 1786. They had 1 child. 13, 1781. They had 13 children. 3 children. They have had 5 children. III. {Esther Eaw Brus, } and terinceto129, 1752. They lived at Newark, Edwards, . field, Conn. They had i child, Aaron Burr Reeve. They lived at Northampton. He died at Natchez, in 1776; and she, in Feb. 1807, at Northampton. Children 13. 1. Rev. Timothy Dwight, DD., LL. D., President of Yale College, born May 14, 1752; married Mary, the daughter of Benjamin Wool sey, Esq. of Dorsous, L. I. They had 7 children. He died at New Haven, Jan. 11, 1817. 2. Sereno Edwards Dwight, M. D., born 1753; married Miss Lyman. They had 2 children. He was lost at sea, on the coast of Nova Sco tia, in 1779. 3. Jonathan Dwight, born 1755; married Miss Wright. They had 2 children. He died in 180-. 4. Erastus Dwight, born 1756 ; died, unmarried, in 1825. 5. Maurice William Dwight, M. D., born in 1758; married Margaret Dewitt. They had 2 children. 6. Sarah, born May 29, 1760; married Seth Storrs of Northampton. She died at Northampton, in 1805. 7. Hon. Theodore Dwight, born in 1762; married Abbey Alsop. They have 3 children. 8. Mary, born in 1764; married Lewis R. Morris. They had 1 child. 9. Delia, born in 1766; married Jonathan Edwards Porter, Esq. They had 3 children. 10. Nathaniel Dwight, M. D., born in 1769 ; married Miss Robbins. They have 4 children. 11. Elizabeth, born in 1771 ; married William W. Woolsey, Esq. They had 8 children. She died at New Haven in the autumn of 1812. 12. Cecil Dwight, born June 10, 1774; married Mary Clap. They have had 11 children. 13. Henry Edwin Dwight, born in 1776; married Electa Keges. They had 6 children. v. Laudy wardbridge, Esq. } matried June 1764. They lived at Stock , Children, 7. 1. Jonathan Woodbridge, Esq., born 1766; married Sarah Meach. They had 8 children. 2. Stephen, born 1778, and had several children. 3. Joseph Woodbridge, Esq., born in 1770; married Louisa Hopkins. They had 4 children. 4. Lucy, born in 1772; married Henry Brown. They had 9 or 10 children. 5. John Woodbridge, Esq. 6. Sarah, married a Mr. Leicester of Griswold, Conn. They had 5 children. 7. Rey Timothy Woodbridge, of Green River, N. Y. VI. Hon. Timothy Edwards, married Sept. 25, 1760. They lived ai Rhoda Ogden, Š Stockbridge. Children 15. Two died young. 1. Sarah. 2. Edward. 3. Jonathan. 4. Richard. 5. Pbebe. 6. William. 7. Robert Ogden. 8. Timothy. 9. Mary Ogden. 10. Rhoda. 11. Mary. 12. Anna. 13. Robert. | Eleazar Porter, Esq. married Sept. 1761. They lived at HadVII. Susannah Edwards, 3 ley. Children 5. 1. Eleazar. 2. William. 3. Jonathan Edwards. 4. Moses. 5. Pierrepont. VIII. {Eunice Edwards, Esq. mered Jann. 76.4. They lived at Eliz }, Children 5. Williams Esq. -5. George Pollock, Esq. Rev. Jonathan Edwards, DD. IX. President of Union College, married in 1770. They lived at Sarah Porter, New-Haven, and Schenectady. Children 4. One died young. 1. Mary, married Mr. Hoit, of Schenectady. 2. Jonathan Walter Edwards, Esq. Married Elizabeth Tryon. 3. Jerusha, married Rev. Calvin Chapin D. D. of Stepney. X. Elizabeth. Died unmarried, at the age of 14. XI. Hon. Pierrepont Edwards, married May, 1769. They lived at | New-Haven. Children 10. Of whom 4 died in infancy. 1. Susan, married Samuel W. Johnson, Esq. 'They have had 6 children. 2. Hon. John Starkes Edwards, married Louisa Morris. They had 3 children. 3. Hon. Henry Waggerman Edwards, married Lydia Miller. They have bad 8 children. 4. Hon. Ogden Edwards, married Harriet Penfield. They had 10 children. 5. Alfred Edwards, married Deborah Glover. 6. Henrietta Frances, married Eli Whitney, Esq. They had 4 children. L. CATALOGUE OF PRESIDENT EDWARDS' WORKS, HERETOFORE PUBLISHED. 1731. God glorified in Man's Dependence; A Sermon on 1 Cor. i. 29–31. Boston. 1734. A Divine and Supernatural Light imparted to the Soul by the Spirit of God; Sermon on Matt. xvi. 17. Boston. 1735. (Probably.) Curse ye Meroz ; A Sermon on Judges v. 33. (This I have not found.) 1736. Narrative of Surprising Conversions. London. 1738. Five Discourses, prefixed to the first American edition of the preceding, Boston. 1741. Sinners in the hands of an angry God; A Sermon on Deut. xxxii. 35. Boston. 1741. Sorrows of the Bereaved spread before Jesus; A Sermon at the funeral of the Rev. William Williams, on Matt. xiv. 12. Boston. 1741. Distinguishing Marks of a Work of the True Spirit; A Sermon on 1 John iv. 1, preached at New Haven, Sept. 10, 1741. Boston. 1742. Thoughts on the Revival of religion in New England in 1740. Boston. 1743. The Watchman's Duty and Account; A Sermon on Heb. xiii. 17, at the Ordination of the Rev. Jonathan Judd. Boston. 1744. The True Excellency of a Gospel Minister ; A Sermon on John v. 35, at the Ordination of the Rev. Robert Abercrombie. Boston. 1746. Treatise on Religious Affections. Boston. 1747. True Saints, when absent from the body, present with the Lord; A Ser mon on 2 Cor. v. 8, at the Funeral of Rev. David Brainerd. Boston. 1748. God's awful Judgments in breaking the Strong Rods of Community ; A Sermon on the death of Col. John Stoddard. Boston. 1749. Life and Diary of the Rev. David Brainerd. Boston. 1749. Christ the Example of Gospel Ministers; A Sermon on John xiii. 15. 16, at the Ordination of the Rev. Job Strong. Boston. 1749. Qualifications for Full Communion in the Visible Church. Boston. 1750. Farewell Sermon to the People of Northampton. Boston. 1752. True Grace distinguished from the Experience of Devils; A Sermon og James ii. 19, before the Synod of Newark. New York. 1754. On the Freedom of the Will. Boston. 1758. On Original Sin. Boston. 1765. Eighteen Sermons, annexed to the Life by Dr. Hopkins. Boston. 1177. The History of Redemption. Edinburgh. 1788. Nature of Virtue. Boxton. 1788. God's Last End in the Creation. In the same pamphlet as the preceding. 1788. Practical Sermons. Edinburgh. 1789. Twenty Sermons. Edinburgh. 1793. Miscellaneous Observations. Edinburgh. 1796. 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