Hingham

Ensign Jeremiah Howchen, whose dissent from the majority opinion of the deputies is recorded below, was deputy for Hingham.

On the last voyage of the Champion, she had for her master a Hingham man named Pickering.

He also preached in Hingham, and some of the people there desired his settlement; but the aged Dr. Gay would not resign.

He had been settled at Northampton and over the third parish in Hingham before entering upon his work at Meadville.

Mrs. King had a friend at Hingham, and one day they went there in a sort of family party.