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Charles Bright Keyes, Baptist Clergyman
Posted by: Timothy Simpson (ID *****2817) Date: July 22, 2008 at 12:50:59
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Reel #33 Miscellaneous Vermont Newspapers
Journal of the Times Bennington VT 5 Dec 1828
Ordination - On the 27th inst. Elder Charles B Keyes, was ordained Pastor of the Baptist Church, in N. Adams, Massachusetts. Opening Prayer, by Elder Johnson; Sermon, by Elder Matteson; Charge, by Elder Elnathan Sweet; Right Hand of Fellowship, by Elder Bushnell; Concluding Prayer by Elder Remington; Last Hymn and Benediction, by the ordained candidate. The exercises throughout were
impressive and solemn.

The History of the Descendants of John Dwight, of Dedham, Mass. By Benjamin Woodbridge Dwight
Published 1874, Original from Harvard University Digitized Sep 19, 2006
Lydia Lodemia Francis b 25 July 1808 md 24 May 1832 to Rev Charles Bright Keyes, baptist clergyman, b 26 Sept 1802 s/o Thomas Adams Keyes and Sally Sage; res: Westfield MA. CH:
---Sarah Elizabeth Keyes b 7 Dec 1836 md on 1 Sept 1855 to George W Palmer
---Mary Francis Keyes b 1842 d young
---Lydia Lodemia Francis b 1844 d young
---Charles Bright Keyes b 3 Sept 1849

IGI mg Charles B Kyes/Lydia L Francis 24 May 1832 Pittsfield, Berkshire Co MA

Additional notes
-----History of North Adams (Berkshire Co MA) - In 1808 a Baptist church was organized by Elder Calvin Keyes. There is a listing of pastors and it includes George Witherell (from 1808-1813) and Charles B Keyes (from 1 June 1827 to 1 April 1834).
-----History of Saratoga Co NY 1878 RE: Baptist Church of Ballston Spa - this church was a member of the Saratoga Baptist Assn (formed 1805) and a Charles B Keyes was listed as one of the pastors for one year. From Records of the Saratoga Baptist Church... Sabbath, 21 June 1835 "...We are at present favored with the labors of Bro. Chas. B Keyes as our pastor constantly. He commenced his labors with us the first of May last...." It appears that Bro. C. B. Keyes and Lydia L Keyes were at this church for about a year, but returned there June 1851.

I'm not sure about Ezra, but these others might connect:
From "The Gravestone Records of Shaftsbury" Bennington County, Vermont Copied and Verified 1908-10 by Levi Henry Elwell
Amherst, Massachusetts, Composition and Presswork, 1911
pg 36 (dbs transcription)
KEYES,
Hannah, w. Ezra Keyes, d. Nov. 30, 1853, a. 83 y. #5
Harry, s. Mr. Thomas & Mrs. Sally Keyes, d. Oct. 2, 1809, in 6th y. #5
Mr. Thomas A., d. April 20, 1806, in 27th y. #5
Note #5 - North Bennington Cemetery; half mile north of railroad station.

Has anyone tracked Charles B Keyes between 1835 and 1851, and later? If anyone can help, I am looking for any info on a George Keyes who was b 1844-1845 Vermont (probably Bennington County).


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