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John Abbott Douglass  


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Rev. John A. Douglas was the second Congregational minister of the first church in Waterford. He was ordained pastor of the Waterford Congregational Church on Nov. 7, 1821. He was a native of Portland, Maine, USA, born in 1792. He graduated from Bowdoin College in 1814, and studied theology with Rev. Dr. Abiel Abbott, of Beverly, Mass.

He first married Elizabeth Abbott, born 1798; and in 1824, Lucy Abbott, born 1802.

He died August 7, 1878. He had 10 children.



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