These are the pastors, --

1815 Bev. Isaac Lewis.

1819 Rev. Truman Osborne.

1821 Kev. Samuel Nott.

1823 Rev. Joseph B. Felt.

1823 Kev. Thomas S. Wickes.

1824 Rev. Ithamer HiUsbury.

1824 Rev. E. D. Wells.

1825 Rev. .1. D. Wiekham.

1828 Eev. George Stebbins.

1835 Rev. William Gray.

.1836 Rev. M. I. .\dam.

1841 Rev. James B. Ramsey.

184G Rev. Charles Moase.

1847 Rev. Isiuic AVatts Piatt.

1858 Bev. George Nixon.

187G Rev. C. W. Adams.

1880 Rev. Willard Scott, present pastor.

The Union Presbyterian Church of Tremont was incorporated April 7, 1855. The first trustees were John Thain, John B. Fraser aud Warren Bonney.

BIOGR.\PHY.

DANIEL MAPES.

Southold, Long Island, is one of the oldest English towns in the State, and was settled in the fall of 1640. Among the earliest of the settlers was Thomas Mapes, of Englir^h descent, the ancestor of the many families of the name found in various portions of the country. Thomas Mapes was not only one of the jjioneers in Southold, but was also interested in the settlement of the town of Brookhaven, Long Island, and had a share in the various divisions of land in that town. He married Sarah, daughter of William Purrier, also among the first settlers of Southold. In 1683, Thos. Mapes was made freeman of the colony of Connecticut, of which Southold was a part at that time. He was taxed for £244, which shows him to have been a man of means. He went to Brookhaven in 1655, but returned to Southold in 1657, and died there in 1686. He possessed much land in Southold and one part known as " Mapes' Neck," was owned by his descendants for three generations. He left nine children,-- Thomas, William, Jabez, Jonathan, Abigail (wife of John Terrell), Sarah (wife of William Coleman), Mary (wife of Barnabas Wines), Naomi and Rebecca (wife of Thomas Young, son of Rev.