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Source Description
Items include a program from Reverend Frederick B. Noss' service of installation at the South Church in Andover, Massachusetts and at the First Congregational Church in Boxford, Massachusetts. Items also include other materials related to Reverend Noss' ministry, retirement, and death.
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Noss, Frederick Boyer
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Noss, Frederick Boyer
description
Items include a program from Reverend Frederick B. Noss' service of installation at the South Church in Andover, Massachusetts and at the First Congregational Church in Boxford, Massachusetts. Items also include other materials related to Reverend Noss' ministry, retirement, and death.
date
["1931–1967"]
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1931
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This work is licensed for use under a Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY).
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English
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Boxford Historic Document Center
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Church Records of Boxford, Massachusetts
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Clergy
Congregational churches
First Congregational Church (Boxford, Mass.)
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Boxford
Essex (county)
First Congregational Church
Massachusetts
North and Central America
United States
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Programs
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United States
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Massachusetts
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Boxford
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-70.9833
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