Mary Rowlandson, The Sovereignty and Goodness of God (1682)
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The narrative of Mary (White) Rowlandson's captivity after the attack on Lancaster, 10 Feb 1675/6, read in the Project Gutenberg text in the Ellingwood kin research (Ellingwood line: notable kin, in-laws and new material (research report)). After her ransom, searching for their children, her husband Rev. Joseph Rowlandson "was not willing to stay [at Newbury] that night, but would go over to Salisbury, to hear further, and come again in the morning, which he did, and preached there that day." His brother Thomas's family lived at Salisbury.
---title: "Mary Rowlandson, The Sovereignty and Goodness of God (1682)"type: bookdate: "1682"url: "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/851"seen: transcriptaccess: public---The narrative of Mary (White) Rowlandson's captivity after the attack on Lancaster, 10 Feb 1675/6,read in the Project Gutenberg text in the Ellingwood kin research(`research/ellingwood/Ellingwood_Kin_Connections.md`). After her ransom, searching for their children,her husband Rev. Joseph Rowlandson "was not willing to stay [at Newbury] that night, but would go overto Salisbury, to hear further, and come again in the morning, which he did, and preached there thatday." His brother Thomas's family lived at Salisbury.