1945 Springfield,NJ The Story Of Reverend Caldwell Union County New Jersey for Sale

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1945 Springfield,NJ The Story Of Reverend Caldwell Union County New Jersey:
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Title:The Story Of Reverend CaldwellDescription:The Historic Caldwell Parsonage, Caldwell\'s Presbyterian Church During the Battle of Springfield in the American Revolution this church was subjected to heavy fire and is known all over the country as the church of the militant parson, James Caldwell, who during a shortage of gun wadding ran out with hymnals and uttered his famous remark, \'Give \'em Watts, boys!\" The parsonage, Union, N. J. (1782) original building burned by the British after murder of Hannah Caldwell, wife of Rev. James Caldwell, killed by British soldier, June 7, 1780.City/State:Springfield,NJ (New Jersey)County:UnionType/Era:Postcard, LinenPostmark / Cancel:1945 Florence TXStamp:1CPublisher:Nathan H. WeinsteinSize (approx.):3.25\" x 5.25\" (9 x 14 cm)Categories:US State & Town Views/New Jersey/SpringfieldCardcow id: 35597, /images/set54/card00298View our other listings from NEW JERSEY!

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The STORY OF REVEREND CALDWELL
The Historic Caldwell Parsonage, Union, N. J.
Caldwell\'s Presbyterian Church, Springfield, N. J.
August 16, 1945
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Revolution this church was subjected to heavy fire
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the militant parson, James Caldwell, who during a
shortage of gun wadding ran out with hymnals and
uttered his famous remark, \"Give \'em Watts, boys!\"
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