Item #20804 A View of the Covenant of Grace from the Sacred Records: Wherein the parties in that covenant, the making of it, its parts conditionary and promissory, and the administration thereof, are distinctly considered. Thomasd Boston.
A View of the Covenant of Grace from the Sacred Records: Wherein the parties in that covenant, the making of it, its parts conditionary and promissory, and the administration thereof, are distinctly considered...
A View of the Covenant of Grace from the Sacred Records: Wherein the parties in that covenant, the making of it, its parts conditionary and promissory, and the administration thereof, are distinctly considered...

A View of the Covenant of Grace from the Sacred Records: Wherein the parties in that covenant, the making of it, its parts conditionary and promissory, and the administration thereof, are distinctly considered...

Edinburgh: David Paterson, 1761. First Edition. 12mo; 9100; 410pp. Full brown calf, spine with 4 raised bands. Solidly bound and well worn with scuffing, extremity wear especially to corners and crown of spine; Good. Inscribed on ffep 'Amos Grosvenor/His Book/January 10th/1764/Benjamin H. Grosvenot/Pomfret'. Item #20804

The Grosvenor family was one of the early settlers in New England, coming to Pomfret from Massachusetts in the late 1600s. Amos Grosvenor (1724-1799) married Mary Hutchins, and settled as a farmer in Pomfret. Among his children was a son, Benjamin H. (c. 1771-1847), who married Chloe Trowbridge, to whom were born eight children, the two eldest sons dying in early life.

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