Supply in 17Sj-6

, Pa-stor nSti

Rev. Silas Constant

resigned

ISOS

Rev. Andhew Thomps

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a Testtuioayof TUuiuas S'.ran;;,-- McDju.iM .MSS. in po-^eisioD of Geo. FI. Moore, Esq.

670 HISTORY OF THE COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER.

rS3T. OR C.\.r.L. PaST0K3. vacated EI

1S22 Rev. Asadei, Ukonson

June 14tli, lSi7 Rev. Kiciiahd WYNKOOpa

April iSth, 1S36 Rev. Robep.t G. 'xIiomi'son

Nov. 11th, 1S47 Rev. Matthew T. Adam

1853 Rev. Samuel D. Westeevelt

Oct. l-"tli, ]S(j6 Rev. James W. JouxsTON

Aug. Sth, 1S77 Rev. ^VILL1AM J. Ccmmixg present pastor.

In tlie grave-yard surroufiJing the church are monuments to Captain Samuel Sackett, Deacon Knapp, Dr. Brewer, and others.

DR. JAMES BREWER,

a native of Massachusetts,

but for I'laiiy 3"ears a pmctisiag Physician

in Yorktown.

Whilst visiting a patient in Jefferson Valley, he -was

captured by Cow-boys, and trying- to escape in Hog

Lane, was killed by them, November 20th, 17S0,

aged 39 years, 4 months and 7 days.

In the south-east corner of the yard (just thirty-six feet from the present east fence and six feet from the south fence;, he the mortal remains of CoL Christopher Green, the hero oi Redbank, and IMajor Flagg, his brave companion in arms, both of whom fell by the hands of cruel treachery, on the morning of the 14th of May, 1 7S1. But where shall we look for a monument, or even a stone, to mark the spot where these brave patriots lie pillowed in tlie dust ? When will justice be rendered to the memory of the brave and illustrious dead, who fell in the noble cause of freedom ?