1843 SALOME LINCOLN MOWRY. Rare Memoir of Early Female Baptist Preacher. Rare. Jonathan Edwards

1843 SALOME LINCOLN MOWRY. Rare Memoir of Early Female Baptist Preacher. Rare. Jonathan EdwardsSalome Lincoln Mowry [1807 1841] was an important and early female Baptist preacher. She was born in Raynham, Massachusetts, and joined its Free Will Baptist Church in 1823. She attended a religious meeting in 1827, to which the scheduled preacher was unable to come, so she delivered the sermon herself. Afterwards, despite some opposition, she continued preaching around Massachusetts and other parts of New England. She preached less often after her

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