This volume comprises a memorial sermon delivered at the Presbyterian Church in Antrim, New Hampshire, along with records pertaining to the church's membership. It offers a glimpse into the religious life and community of a 19th-century Presbyterian congregation. The sermon provides insights into the theological and moral values preached during that era, while the membership records offer a valuable resource for genealogical research and understanding the social composition of the church. "Memorial Sermon, And Membership Of The Presbyterian Church In Antrim, N. H" is a significant primary source for historians and those interested in the history of Presbyterianism in New England and the development of American religious institutions.
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