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George Zabriskie Gray: A Memorial Sermon (1890)
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George Zabriskie Gray, D.D.
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George Zabriskie Gray, a Memorial Sermon
Excerpt from George Zabriskie Gray, a Memorial Sermon: Preached at St. John's Memorial Chapel Cambridge Massachusetts on the Feast of All Saints, November 1, 1889 The ancestry of george zabriskie gray foretells the man. On his mother's side the ancient Polish blood had intermingled with that of the French Huguenot and the Scotch and Dutch Protestant. Since his dutch-huguenot ancestor landed in America, about two hun dred years ago, a large number of ministers can trace their descent to him; and to-day there are more than a score of them preaching the Gospel. On his father's side, also, we find a stock of Presbyterians who emigrated to Ireland during Cromwell's Protectorate, came to this coun...
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