dren were Henry Ballou, born December 23, 1827, died January 17, 1828; Lucius Robinson, born September 19, 1829, died October 28, 1852; Mary Jane Pearce, born March 8, 1832, died December 27, 1854. (2) Abby R., daughter of Joseph Whittemore, of Charlestown. She died December 23, 1843. Their children were Thomas Whittemore Robinson, born October 17, 1837, died April 2, 1838; Clarinda Richardson, born December 24, 1840, died December 30, 1843. (3) Lucy, daughter of Barnabas Comins, of Charlton, and widow of Solomon Richardson, of Brookfield. She died January 3, 1864. (4) Ann Maria, daughter of Robert M. Peck, of Worcester, and widow of Hon. David T. Brigham, of Keokuk, Iowa, who survived him, and died August 1, 1901, aged ninety-four years and ten months. His published works were: Universalism Defended, a reply to several discourses delivered by Rev. Timothy Merritt in 1827 against that doctrine. Faith in the Doctrine of Grace not Hazardous. Penalty of Adam's Sin. Published in the first and second volumes of Original Sermons by Universalist Ministers. Gardiner, 1831-33. Selections from Eminent Commentators who have believed in punishment after death, wherein they have agreed with Universalists in their Interpretation of Scriptures relating to punishment. 1833. Questions on Select Portions of the Gospels designed for the use of Sabbath Schools and Bible Classes. 1839. A Commentary on the New Testament. 6 vols. 1844-1870. Address at the Centennial Celebration, Hardwick, Massachusetts, Cambridge, November 15, 1838. Address at the Inauguration of A. A. Miner as President of Tufts College. An address delivered before Amicable Lodge, October 18, 1855. 1856. Reminiscences of the Vassall Family, in Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 1858-60, 1st series, vol. iv. pp. 63-66. Stewards of Harvard College, in Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 1st series, vol. v. pp. 154–158. Harvard Dinners, in Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 1st series, vol. v. pp. 160-164. History of Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1630-1877, with a Genealogical Register. 1877. History of Hardwick, Massachusetts, with a Genealogical Register. 1883. |