First Baptist Church in America - Settled Ministers (sometimes Simultaneous Pastorships)

Settled Ministers (sometimes Simultaneous Pastorships)

  • Roger Williams, 1638–39
  • Chad Brown, 1639-before 1650
  • Thomas Olney, 1639–1652
  • William Wickenden, 1642–1670
  • Gregory Dexter, 1654–1700
  • Pardon Tillinghast, 1681–1718
  • Ebenezer Jenckes 1719-1726
  • James Brown 1726-1732
  • Samuel Winsor, 1733–1758
  • Thomas Burlingame 1733-1764
  • Samuel Winsor, Jr, 1759–1771
  • James Manning, 1771–1791
  • John Stanford, 1788–1789
  • Jonathan Maxcy, 1791–1792
  • Stephen Gano MD, 1792–1828
  • Robert Pattison, 1830–36
  • William Hague, 1837–40
  • Robert Pattison,1840–1842
  • James Granger, 1842–1857
  • Francis Wayland, 1857–1858
  • Samuel Caldwell, 1858–1873
  • Edward G. Taylor, 1875–1881
  • Thomas Edwin Brown, 1882–1890
  • Henry Melville King, 1891–1906
  • Elijah Abraham Hanley, 1907–1911
  • John F. Vichert, 1912–1916
  • Albert B. Cohoe, 1916–1920
  • Arthur W. Cleaves, 1922–1940
  • Albert C. Thomas, 1941–1954
  • Homer L. Trickett, 1955–1970
  • Robert G. Withers, 1971–1975
  • Richard D. Bausman, 1976–1982
  • Orland L. Tibbetts, 1983–1986
  • Dwight M. Lundgren, 1983–1996
  • Kate Harvey Penfield, 1987–1995
  • Clifford R. Hockensmith, 1997–1999
  • James C. Miller, 2000–2005
  • Dan Ivins, 2006-

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