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GENEALOGY OF THE FAMILY OF MATHER.

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The succession of eminent men by the name of Mather,
through a period of above one hundred years, was enough to
make that name conspicuous for several ages or generations, after
those who gave the impression had passed away. The subject of
this notice, (though by no means the last of the Mathers,) was
the last of the three great men of the name, who so indelibly
impressed his fame upon the age in which he lived, that no
length of time is likely to obliterate it ; and it is worthy of remark,
that the three Mathers should have followed each other in impor-
tance in unbroken succession. Not that the successors were better
men than their predecessor, but there seems to have been an accu-
mulation of fame attached to each, something in proportion to the
amount and number of their literary productions ; for, while the first
of the series, the Rev. Richard Mather, published but very few
works, perhaps not above eight or nine, yet there have not, probably,
lived in New England to this day, any three men of one name
and family, who have been authors of an equal number of publi-
cations. Those of our author alone number three hundred and
eighty-tivo}*

In what we shall have to say in this brief memoir of Dr. Cot-
ton Mather, it is not proposed to enter at all into an examina-
tion or exhibition of his religious views and theories ; those can
be best understood by a perusal of his writings ; while, at the
same time, we hold it to be our duty to rebuke those, who, we
conceive, have calumniated him.

It may be justly said of Cotton Mather, that he was one of
the most remarkable men of the age in which he lived ; not only
remarkable on one, but on many accounts ; and for none, perhaps,
more than for his wonderful precociousness, or the early intuitive-
ness of his mind. His memory was likewise very extraordinary.
The acquirement of knowledge seems to have been with him ac-
complished almost without effort ; and his writings show that
they were generally drawn from the storehouse of his mind,
where, from reading and observation, they had been from time to
time deposited. Authors who write from this source alone, are

* The figures refer to the notes at the end of the Memoir.

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4 Memoir of the Rev. Cotton Mather, D.D.

generally diffuse, and wanting in those very essential and minute
particulars, which in these days constitute so important a part of
every man's writings. His style is very peculiar ; and no one
who is acquainted with the writings of the " famous Thomas
Fuller," can hardly doubt that Cotton Mather attempted to make
that writer's composition a model for his own. Still he falls con-
siderably short of Fuller in his attempts at witty conceits ; in them
the latter is always happy, while the former is seldom so. Yet we
do not hesitate to give it, as our opinion, that a volume might be
made up from his writings, which would be well entitled " Curi-
osities and Singularities of Cotton Mather," equal if not superi-
or in interest to anything of the kind that has ever appeared.

His ability for acquiring languages has probably been surpass-
ed by but very few, and he is said to have been master of more
languages than any other person in New England in his time. —
Those, especially the Latin, it must be confessed, he made a most
unreasonable use of, bringing in passages from them at all times,
as though every body understood them, as well as himself.

So far as we now remember, Dr. Douglass seems to have been
the author of the fashion or practice, so much of late years in
vogue, of reviling Cotton Mather. It has been carried to such an
extent in some quarters, that any one who presumes to mention
his name, does it at the peril of coming in for a share of obloquy
and abuse himself. Some not only charge him with committing
all sorts of errors and blunders, but they bring against him the
more serious charge of misrepresenting matters of fact. Now it
would be well for those who bring those charges, to look well to
their own works. It may be, if they cannot see anything pe-
dantic, puerile or false in them themselves, others may come in
contact with errors even worse than those of stupidity.

It is not to be denied that the mind of Dr. Mather was
strangely and wonderfully constituted ; and whoever shall under-
take an analysis of it, will find a more difficult task, we appre-
hend, than those have found, who content themselves with nothing
further than vituperative denunciations upon the fruits of it. We
owe avast deal to Cotton Mather ; especially for his historical and
biographical works. Were these alone to be struck out of existence,
it would make a void in these departments of our literature, that
would probably confound any who affect to look upon them with
contempt. Even Dr. Douglass, although he has written it down
for truth, that, to point out all the errors in the Magnalia, would
be to copy the whole book, is nevertheless, very much indebted
to him for facts in many parts of the very work in which he has
made that statement ; hence it would be very bad logic that
would not charge Dr. Douglass with copying errors into his work,
knowing them to be errors. It would be very easy for us to point
to some writers of our own time equally obnoxious to the same
plain kind of logic. And a late writer of very good standing, has
with great apparent deliberation said, that, " it is impossible to
deny, that the reputation of Cotton Mather has declined of late

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years.'' This, of course, was his belief; but it strikes us as very-
singular, that thai same author, should, at the same time, make
the largest book on the life of a man, in such a 8t decline,

thai had hitherto appeared! But we are under no concern for
the reputation of Cotton Mather, even in the hands of his ene-
mies, and we have no intention of setting up a special defence ot
him or his writings. We are willing the Latter should pass for ex-
actly what they are worth. All we design to do, is to camion those
a little who need caution, and save them, if we may, from having
the wiiidows in their own houses broken, by the very missiles
they themselves have thrown.

The genealogy subjoined to this notice will give the neces-
sary statistical facts of births, marriages, &c, in the Mather fam-
ily, and we shall proceed at once to notice some of the prominent
events in the life of Cotton, one of its important members.

Cotton Mather graduated at Harvard College in 1678, being
then but 16 years of age. At this early period he drew up sys-
tems of the sciences and wrote remarks upon the books which
he read. In 1684, at the age of 22, he was ordained minister of
the North Church in Boston, as colleague with his father. Two
years after he began his career as an author. His first publica-
tion was " A Sermon to the Artillery Company in Middlesex.
From this time to his death, namely, from 16S6 to 1727, no year
passed in which he did not publish something; thus in a period
of 41 years were produced 283 books and tracts ; giving to each
year, on an average, nearly seven works. He understood
one or more of the Indian languages, and published some books
in one or more of them. He also published some in Spanish,
and some Latin.

In 1692, Dr. Mather published his " Wonders of the Invisible
World." This was Ms account of the witchcraft cases of that
time. In this he laid himself open to the charge of credulity,
which, it cannot be denied, has been pretty well sustained ever
since. But we are willing to allow that something more than
bare credulity possessed his mind in those times; it would seem
that he was as much under the influence of witchcraft as any to
whom that " sect," as Douglass calls it, was imputed.2

Many have reproached Doctor Mather, as though he was the
author of that dismal and awful delusion. This is singularly
unjust. He was himself one of the deluded ; and this is the
only charge that can lie against him relative to it. All the world
then believed in witchcraft, and people entered into it according
to their temperament and circumstances. The delusion was not
a native of New England, but an exotic from the father land ;
and it had been well if this had been the only one imported
thence. Even when prosecutions had ceased, there was not a
cessation of a belief in the reality of witchcraft ; its progress was
stayed from a very different cause, as is now too well known to
be entered into or explained. Even to the present day there are
thousands who believe in its reality; and that belief can only be

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extirpated by the progress of genuine knowledge. Within our
remembrance, we could ride from Boston in a single day, with a
very moderate horse, into a New England town where the belief
in witchcraft was very general, and where many an old horse shoe
could have been seen nailed to half the bedsteads in the town to
keep away those vile miscreants who came riding through the
air upon broomsticks, or across the lots upon the back of some
poor old woman, who perhaps from some malady had not left her
house for years. How much short of a day's ride by steam or
otherwise it would now be necessary to take to reach a place
where the belief existed, we shall not undertake, but leave for
others to determine.

Cotton Mather was undoubtedly the most prominent author
who wrote on witchcraft, and in the full belief of it, in his time,
in this country; this circumstance accounts for his being singled
out by " one Robert Calef" who attacked him with some suc-
cess, in his book which he called " Mo an Wonders of the In-
visible World," &c, which he published in London, in a quarto
volume, in the year 1700. In his book, Calef styles himself
" Merchant, of Boston in Neio England." Now in the absence of
proof to the contrary, it may not be unfair to presume, that Calef
issued his work quite as soon as he dared to, and quite as soon
as public opinion would tolerate a work which had for its aim a
deadly blow against a belief in the imaginary crime of witchcraft."
For we know that as soon as Calef 's book did appear, some of
Dr. Mather's friends came out with another work against that
author, from the title of which alone its contents can pretty well
be judged of. It is "Some few Remarks upon a Scandalous
Book written by one Robert Calef." But this book and its
authors are alike almost unknown, while Calef occupies a con-
spicuous place among the benefactors of mankind.

The foreign correspondence of Dr. Mather was very extensive ;
" so that (says his son) I have known him at one time to have above
fifty beyond sea." Among his correspondents were many of the
most learned and famous men in Europe ; as Sir Richard Black-
more, Mr. Whiston, Dr. Desaguliers, Mr. Pillionere, Dr.
Franckius, Wm. Waller, Dr. Chamberlain, Dr. Woodward,
Dr. Jurin, Dr. Watts, &c, &c. In a letter which he wrote in
1743. Dr. Watts says, "he had enjoyed a happy correspondence
with Dr. Cotton Mather, for near twenty years before his death,
as well as with the Rev. Mr. Samuel Mather, his son, ever since."

In 1710, came out a book from the pen of our author, which he
entitled " Bonif 'actus : An Essay upon the Good to be devised by
those who would answer the great End of Life." In this work
are many good maxims and reflexions, but its popularity has prob-
ably been very much enhanced by what Dr. Franklin has said of it.
Dr. Mather was well acquainted with Franklin when the latter
was a young man ; and when Franklin was an old man, in the
year 1784, in writing to Samuel Mather, son of our subject, he
^hus alludes to it in his happy style: — " When I was a boy, I met

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with a book entitled '■Essays to do Good' which I think was writ-
ten by your father. It had been so little regarded by a former
possessor, that several leaves of it were torn out ; but the remain-
der gave me such a turn of thinking, as to have an influence on
my conduct through life ; for I have always set a greater value
on the character of a doer of good than on any other kind of re-
putation." In the same letter is to be found that often told anec-
dote of an interview he once had with Doctor Mather. This
too, that it may lose nothing at our hands, we will give in its
author's own words. " You mention being in your seventy-
eighth year ; I am in my seventy-ninth ; we are grown old to-
gether. It is now more than sixty years since I left Boston, but
I remember well both your father and grandfather ; having heard
them both in the pulpit, and seen them in their houses. The last
time I saw your father was in the beginning of 1724, when I
visited him after my first trip to Pennsylvania. He received me
in his library, and on my taking leave showed me a shorter way
out of the house through a narrow passage, which was crossed
by a beam over head. We were still talking as I withdrew, he,
accompanying me behind, and I turning partly towards him,
whim he said hastily, ' stoop, stoop /' I did not understand him,
till I felt my head hit against the beam. He was a man that
never missed any occasion of giving instruction, and upon this
he said to me, '■You are young, and have the tvorld before you;
stoop as you go through it, and you ivill miss many hard thumps?
This advice, thus beat into my head, has frequently been of use
to me ; and I often think of it, when I see pride mortified, and
misfortunes brought upon people by their carrying their heads
too high." This moral, so essentially good in itself, does not need
the high recommendation of a Franklin, though but for him, it
would not, probably, have been brought to the knowledge of every
youth wdio has learned, or may yet learn to read.

It may be too much a custom for us to dwell on the errors
and misfortunes of people while living ; and to err, on the other
hand, by making their characters appear too well after they have
passed away ; especially if they have been sufficiently conspicu-
ous in life to require a written memorial of them after their
decease. Though Dr. Cotton Pviather had enemies while liv-
ing, his memory has been pursued with more malignity since
his death, than has happened to that of most men ; and as we
conceive, without sufficient reason, and which could only be
warranted by the most undoubted proofs, that he has purposely
led us into errors, and that he acted falsely on the most important
occasions ; and that, finally, he was too bad a man to make any
acknowledgement of all this, though conscious of it when he took
his final departure with the messenger of his last summons.

Nobody will charge the Rev. Thomas Prince with insincerity
in what he has said of his co-laborers, and he says, " Dr. Cotton
Mather, though born and constantly residing in this remote cor-
ner of America,3 has vet for near these forty years made so rising

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and great a figure in the learned world, as has attracted to him
while alive, the eyes of many at the furthest distance; and now-
deceased, can't but raise a very general wish to see the series,
and more especially the domestic part of so distinguished a life
exhibited. His printed writings so full of piety and various
erudition, his vast correspondence, and the continual reports of
travellers who had conversed with him, had spread his reputation
into other countries. And when, about 14 years ago, I travelled
abroad, I could not but admire to what extent his fame had
reached, and how inquisitive were gentlemen of letters to hear and
know of the most particular and lively manner, both of his pri-
vate conversation and public performances among us."

Dr. Colman speaks in the highest terms of Dr. Mather, in his
Funeral Sermon. " His printed works," he says, " will not convey
to posterity, nor give to strangers a just idea of the real worth
and great learning of the man." To this and a great deal more
equally commendatory, Mr. Prince subscribes in these words :
" Every one who intimately knew the Doctor will readily assent
to this description."

It would be difficult, perhaps, to produce an example of indus-
try equal to that of which we are speaking. In one year, iris
said he kept sixty fasts and twenty vigils, and published fourteen
books — all this besides performing his ministerial duties ; which
in those days, were something more than nominal. He kept a
diary, which has been extensively used by some of his biogra-
phers, but we have not sought after it, as it is said to be scattered
in different places ! How this happened we have not been in-
formed. Notwithstanding he published so many works, he left
nearly as much unpublished in manuscript ; the principal part of
which is entitled " Biblia Americana," or " The Sacred Scriptures
of the Old and New Testament Illustrated." For the publication
of this work proposals were issued soon after its author died, but
nothing further seems to have been done about it. Of the " Bib-
lia Americana," the Doctor's son remarks, " That is a work, the
writing of which is enough constantly to employ a man, unless
he be a miracle of diligence, the half of the three score years
and ten, the sum of years allowed to us."

It remains now to mention the book by which Dr. Mather is
best known, and which will make his name prominent through
all coming time — the reader's mind is already in advance of the
pen — the MA GNALIA QIIRISTI AMERICANA. This was
printed in London, in 1702, in a moderate sized folio volume, the
aggregate of its pages being 794. It is chiefly a collection of
what the author had before printed on historical and biographical
subjects. The value of its contents has been variously esti-
mated. Some decrying it below any value, while others pro-
nounce it "the only classic ever written in America." At the
hazard of incurring the charge of stupidity, we are of the decided
opinion that it has a value between those extremes. But we
have sufficiently expressed our mind on the value of the author's

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works before. There have been two editions of the " Magna-
lia;" the last was printed at Hartford, in two volumes, octavo,
18^0. Unfortunately, this edition was primed from a copy of
th.it in folio, which had not the errata, and consequently abounds
with all the errors contained in the original edition. To those
who do not understand the matter, this printing an edition of the
" Magnalia" without correcting its errata, may seem to incur for
the publisher severe reprehension. But the truth appears to be,
that the copy used in printing the new edition had not the
complete errata attached to it ; and that, in fact, but very few
copies of the original edition can be found to which it is attached.
Now we account for its rarity in this way. Dr. Mather living in
Boston while his work was printing in London, could make no
corrections while it was passing through the press ; but when he
received his copies afterwards, he found so many errors that he
was induced to print an extra sheet of corrections. This extra
sheet may not have been struck off until most of the copies of
the Magnalia which had been sent to New England, were distri-
buted. Thus we account for the rare occurrence of copies of the
Magnalia containing the errata ; and hence we think the pub-
lisher of the last edition should not be too severely censured.
That our solution is correct, we would mention that out of a
great many copies of the folio edition imported by ourselves and
others from England, not one of them contained the errata in
question.

On the last page of the Magnalia, the following are the last
three lines : — " Errata. Reader, Carthagenia was of the mind,
that unto those three things which the ancients held impossible,
there should be added this fourth, to find a book printed without
erratas. It seems the hands of Briareus, and the eyes of Argus
will not prevent them." And the additional errata of which we
have been speaking, the author thus prefaces : — " The Holy
Bible it self, in some of its editions, hath been affronted with scan-
dalous errors of the press-work ; and in one of them, they so
printed those words, Psalms 119, 161, ' Printers have persecuted
me] " &c.

When the Magnalia was published, Dr. Mather's old school
master, among others, wrote commendatory poetry upon it, wThich
was according to the fashion of the day, inserted in its introduc-
tory pages. The following brief specimen by Tompson,4 may
not be thought inappropriate to be extracted here : —

"Is the bless'd Mather necromancer turn'd,
To raise bis country's Father's Ashes Urn'd ?
Elisha's dust, life to the dead imparts ;
This prophet by his more familiar arts,
Unseals our hero's tombs, and gives them air ;
They rise, they walk, they talk, look wondrous fair ;
Each of them in an orb of light doth shine,
In liveries of Glory most divine.

When ancient names I in thy pages meet,
Like gems on Aaron's costly breast-plate set ;
Methinks Heaven's open, while great saints descend,
To wreathe the brows, by which their acts were penned."

10 Memoir of the Rev. Cotton Mather, D. D.

In the book, which before all others, we should expect to find
full and ample materials for a genealogy of Dr. Mather's own
family, a very meager and unsatisfactory account only is to be
seen ; yet, as deficient and meager as it is, it is of great impor-
tance, as containing nothing upon the subject but what the author
did know. We refer to " The Life of the very Reverend
and Learned Cotton Mather, D. D., and F. R. S.," &c, by his
son, Samuel Mather, M. A., published the next year after the
death of the author's father. The sum of what this book con-
tains on our immediate subject we shall condense into a para-
graph, as follows :

After informing us that his father was born on " Thursday,
Feb. 12, 1662-3, at Boston, in New England," he continues, " I
have no great disposition to enquire into the remote antiquities of
his family ; nor, indeed, is it matter of much consequence that in
our Coat of Arms, we bear Ermine, Or, A Fess, wavy, Azure,
three Lions rampant ; or ; for a Crest, on a wreath of our Colours
a Lion Sedant, or on a Trunk of a Tree vertT 5 " His mother
was Maria, the daughter of the renowned Mr. John Cotton, who
was a man of very exalted piety and uncommon learning : Out
of respect to this excellent man, he was called Cotton. His educa-
tion was at the free school in Boston, under the care, first, of Mr.
Benjamin Thompson, a man of great learning, last, under the
famous Mr. Ezekiel Cheever." At the age of 16 he graduated,
and when 18^, received the degree of M. A., from the hands of
his own father, Dr. Increase Mather, who was then President of
Harvard College. At the age of 24 he was married, and in 1702
his wife died. In somewhat less than a year he married again ;
" one of good sense, and blessed with a complete discretion, with
a very handsome, engaging countenance ; and one honorably de-
scended and related, 'twas Mrs. Elizabeth Hubbard, who was
the daughter of Dr. John Clark, who had been a widow four
years. He rejoiced in her as having great spoil." By his third
wife he had no issue. " By the two former wives he had fifteen
children, only two of which are living; one a daughter by the
first wife ; the other, a son by the second ; he is the writer. By
his first wife he had nine children, of which but four arrived to
man's or woman's estate. By his second, two children only lived
to grow up out of six."

Such is the account of the children of Cotton Mather by one
of those children ; and although he tells us there were fifteen, from
his account we can learn the names of five only ; nor have we
been able, from all other sources to make out the names of but
thirteen.

It is said in the " Mather Genealogy," mentioned in the
note,0 that a daughter of Dr. Cotton Mather, named Jerusha,
married a Smith of Suffield, Ct., and that she was the grand-
mother of John Cotton Smith, late Governor of that State ;
on the authority of Gov. Smith himself. This must be an error,
if our account of the children be correct, because it is shown that

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the daughter named Jerusha, died at the age of two and a half
years, in the year 1713. Mr. Smith says his grand-mother died
in Sharon, Ct. in 1784, in her 90th year; hence she was born in
1693-4. Now Cotton Mather's Daughter Abigail was horn in
1694 ; therefore, it is plain, we think, that Jerusha .Mather, who
" married a Smith of Suffield," was not a daughter of Cotton, but
perhaps a daughter of Atherton Mather, who lived in Suffield,
and had a daughter Jerusha. Cotton and Atherton were own
cousins, and a daughter of the latter would he very likely to name
a son after so distinguished a kinsman as Dr. Mather; for Gov.
Smith's father was named Cotton Mather Smith.

Few ministers preached a greater number of Funeral Sermons
than Dr. Mather; and when he died his cotemporaries seemed to
have vied with each other in performing the same office for
him. Several of their sermons were printed. Some of these
with their quaint titles are now before us. Foremost among
them appears that of the excellent Mr. Prince ; he entitled his
"The Departure of Elijah lamented. — A Sermon occasioned by
the Great and Publick loss in the Decease of the very Reverend
and Learned COTTON MATHER, D.D., F. R. S., and Senior
Pastor of the North Church in Boston. Who left this Life on Feb.
13th, 1727, 8. The morning after he finished the LXV. year of his
Age." From 2 Kings II. 12, 13. The imprint of this Sermon is,
"Boston in Neiv England: Printed for D. Henchman, near the
Brick Meeting House in Cornhill. MDCCXXVIII."

The running title of Dr. Colman's Sermon on the same occa-
sion is, " The Holy walk and Glorious Translation of Blessed
ENOCH:' His text was Gen. v. 24. It would be difficult to
find anything of the kind, either before or since, which, in our
judgment, is superior to this discourse of Dr. Colman ; but valu-
able as it is, we cannot introduce extracts from it here. His allu-
sion, however, to the then past and present state of things con-
nected with his subject, is so happy that we cannot overlook it.

" Dr. Mather's brethren in the Ministry here," he ga^s, " are
bereaved and weak with him. God has taken their father as well
as his, from their heads this day. He was a Pa-^or in the town
when the eldest of the present Pastors we^ but children, and
long before most of them were born. They are weak indeed
when he that is now speaking to them is the first in years among
them, in all respects else the least," &c.

The Rev. Joshua Gee,6 coUeague with Dr. Mather, also
preached a Funeral Sermon on his departed friend, entitled " Is-
rael's Mourning for Aaron's Death." In this discourse there is
the following important note: "Within a lew months past, we
have been called to lament the deaths of two such aged servants
of the Lord. The Rev. Mr. Samuel Dartforth of Taunton, who
died Nov. 14. And my honored father-in-law, the Rev. Mr.
Peter Thatcher of Milton, who died Dec. 17, 1727 : while the
days of mourning were scarce over in this town for my dearly
beloved friend and brother, the Rev. Mr. William Waldron, who
died Sept. 11, 1727."

12 Memoir of Rev. Cotton Mather, B.B.

Dr. Mather's son, " Samuel Mather, M. A., and Chaplain at
Castle William," also preached a Funeral Sermon on his fath-
er's death. " The Departure and Character of Elijah considered
and improved," was its running title. Only about five years
before, the deceased preached a sermon on the death of his father ;
in the title-page of which, when printed, instead of the author's
name we read, " By one. who, as a Son with a FATHER, served
with him in the Gospel."7

There were other discourses on the occasion of Dr. Mather's
death, but they are not within our reach ; and if they were we
have not room even for their titles.8

Dr. Mather died intestate, and the order of the Judge of Pro-
bate for the distribution of his estate is as follows : — " One third to
his widow, Lydia Mather; two single shares or fourth parts to
Samuel Mather, Clerk, only surviving son, and one share each to
the rest of his children, viz : Abigail Willard, deceased, wife of
Daniel Willard, also deceased, their children and legal represent-
atives, and Hannah Mather, Spinster." Dated, 25th May, 1730.

The following items illustrative of the history of the Mather
family are thought to be of sufficient interest to claim an inser-
tion here. " Peter Hix of Dorchester and Sarah his wife,
appointed guardians to Katherine Mather, aged about five years,
daughter of Joseph Mather, yeoman, late of Dorchester, deceased.
Dated, 9 May, 1695. Suffolk Wills, Vol. XIII. 299."

" Petition of Samuel Mather of Boston, Clerk, praying the con-
sideration of the court for the eminent and signal services of his
venerable and honored grand-father, with another petition of
sundry others of the descendants of the petitioner's grandfather."
Jour. H. R. 20 Bee, 1738. On the 29th Dec. following, " the
committee reported that, considering the Rev. Dr. Increase
Mather not only served his particular church faithfully, and the
college as their President with honor, but the province as an
agent in procuring the present charter, to the good acceptance of his
country •, and that his son. the Rev. Dr. Cotton Mather, and grand-
son, the peti+ioner, his successor in the same church, and ministry,
have not behave«l themselves unworthy of such an ancestor, and
have never had ont foot of land granted to either of them, as we
can learn, are therefore of opinion, that, notwithstanding the grat-
ification of £200 given Vim, as is alleged, it may be proper for
this court to grant a farm of 500 acres, to the heirs of the said
Dr. Increase Mather, and report accordingly." ib.

The following year there is this entry upon the Journal: —
" Petition of the Rev. Mr. Samuel Mather, praying as entered
the 12th and 20th of Dec. last, and a petition of Maria Fifield,
Elizabeth Byles, and others, heirs of Dr. Increase Mather, praying
the consideration of the court on account of their father's public
services." ib. 22 June, 1739.

In 1730, a petition, of Richard Mather and sundry other inhab-
itants of Suflield and Enfield was presented to the General Court
of Massachusetts, praying for a tract of land on " Houssatunnic
river," for a township, ib. 1730.

Memoir of the Rev. Cotton Mather, D.D. 13

" Athcrton Mather of Windsor, Ct, appointed administrator
on the estate of his sister Katherine, late of Windsor, deceased,
intestate, spinster, 14 July, 1694. Inventory presented by Ather-
ton Mather, 19 July, 1694. Real estate in Dorchester to be
divided between the two surviving brothers and the children of
her deceased brethren, by her brother Athcrton Mather ; his eldest
brother, Samuel, having refused the trust." Suf. Wills, vol.
XIII. 288.

" We hear from Halifax, that Dr. Thomas Mather lately died
there of a fever. He was a son of the Rev. Samuel Mather of
this town, and surgeon of the Provincial Regiment in Nova
Scotia." — Bost. Ev. Post, 20th Dec, 1762.

The Portrait of which ours accompanying this article was
engraved is a beautiful mezzotinto, half size, with the following
inscription underneath it:

" Cottonus Matherus S. Theologiae Doctor Regiae Societatis
Londinensis Socius, et Ecclesige apud Bostonum Nov :Anglorum
nuper Pragpositus.

^tatis Sueb LXV. MDCC XXVII.

P. Pelham ad vivum pinxit ab Origin Fecit."

Although the name of Mather has never been so conspicuous
in Old as in New England, yet there have probably always exist-
ed persons of the name in that country of good standing and
respectability. About the commencement of the present century,
there were the Rev. William Mather, of Dover, and the Rev.
John Mather of Beverley in Yorkshire. Portraits of these gentle-
men have been published, of the former in 1817, and of the latter
in 1823. How these persons stood related, or to what branch
of the Mather family they belonged, we are entirely uninformed,
nor have we attempted any investigations for the family in Eng-
land, other than we have indicated in this article.

It may not be improper to remark here, upon the Mather portraits,
that that of Dr. Increase Mather, in " Palmer's Calamy's Noncon-
formist's Memorial," is probably a fancy sketch ; as it has no resem-
blance whatever to the original painting existing in Boston.
There is a painting of the Rev. Richard Mather, (father of
Increase) at Worcester, of undoubted authenticity.

The name Mather is derived from the Saxon math, to mow ;
mother, a mower ; as mill, miller, &c. The family, at the time
of emigration to this country, was not entitled to bear coat-
armor, being yeomen, though of good estate. A branch of the
family in England has lately had a coat of arms and crest granted
them, 9 as follows : —

Arms. — Quarterly Argent and Gules, four scythes counter-
changed.10

Crest. — A demi husbandman habited quarterly, Argent and
Gules, capped the same, face and hands ppr., holding in the
dexter hand a horn Or, in the sinister a scythe ppr. — Motto (in
old English) — Moive Warilie.11

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16 Memoir of the Rev. Cotton Mather, I>. D.

1 Life by his son, who, in another place says, their number is three hundred and eighty-
three.

2 In reckoning up the various religious sects in N. England, Douglass puts down
Witchcraft as one of them ! See his Summary.

3 This and similar expressions are very common in the New England writers of that
day. They seem peculiarly odd in our times, but by another hundred and fifty years
they may be viewed as something more than odd. Having a few others at hand, I
will throw them in here as curiosities of expressions of those days :

In these goings down of the sun; Dr. I. Mather, Brief Hist., p. 1. Prince, Pref.
to Torrefs Elec. Ser.

Eemote American parts of theEarth ;id. (I.Mather) Praise out of the mouth of Babes.

This remote Corner of the Earth ; id. Elect. Sermon.

These dark Territories ; id. Cases of Conscience Concerning Witchcraft, 45.

These Ends of the Earth ; id. Pre)', to Boring's Ser. at Lexington, (1718.)

These Dark Corners of the Earth ; id. Prevalency of Prayer, p. 5.

In these Ends of the Earth ; Prince, Pref. N. Ei\g. Psalm Book.

A desart Wilderness, thousands of leagues by sea ; Johnson Wond. Work. Prov.

In this Howling Desart ; id.

Beyond a dreadful and terrible Ocean 900 leagues in length; id.

This far remote and vast Wilderness ; id.

This Western End of the World ; id.

Here I will close the extracts, not however for want of others. I am also aware that
modern writers sometimes use similar expressions, when speaking of this country.
Several instances occur in Trumbull's McFingal.

4 Printed Thompson in the Magnalia, and also in the Life of Dr. Mather by his son,
but it is believed that the family of which Benjamin Tompson was a member, wrote
their name uniformly lompson. We know his father, the Rev. William Tompson
of Braintree so spelled his name.

5 This is exactly as we find it, and it is not deemed necessary to reduce it to more
intelligible heraldic language. We would remark in this connection, that the above
description of the Arms of Mather has scarcely any thing in common with a cut of
arms given in a li Mather Genealogy," published by Mr. John Mather, of the Con-
necticut branch of the family in 1848. The author of this work has not committed
himself by giving us a description of the Arms he has published. To this publication
we have been indebted, to some extent, especially in the later generations of the
Connecticut Mathers.

6 Who was Joshua Gee, who in 1731, published a third edition of " The Trade and
Navigation of Great Britain considered :" &c. 1 In this work there is much relative
to the " American Plantations.'

7 Whoever desires to be further informed respecting the life and character of Dr.
Cotton Mather, cannot do better, in our opinion, than to read Dr. Eliot's notice of
him in his New Eng. Biographical Dictionary. For neatness, truthfulness, and ele-
gance, it is nothing short of the superlative degree. The article in Dr. Allen's Amer.
Biog. Diet, is also a good and candid one. Of the more recent and labored lives of our
subject, we have not room to speak.

8 The writer desires it to be remembered that for several items respecting the chil-
dren of Dr. Cotton Mather, he is indebted to his ready and accurate friend, N. B.
Shdrtlefe, M. D.

9 The grant, according to Burke (Heraldic Register, 32) bears date 18 Feb., 1847.
and was " To Thomas Mather of Glyn Abbot, Co. of Flint, and formerly of Liverpool,
Esq., a magistrate for the Co. of Flint, son and heir of Thomas M. of Mount Pleas-
ant, Liverpool ; and grand-son of Daniel Mather of Toxteth Park, to be borne by the
descendants of his late father, and his aunt, Sarah Mather of Toxteth Park, spinster,
only surviving sister of his late father." Ellis Mather was, (says the foresaid author)
the first settler in Toxteth, descended from a family long seated in the parish of Rad-
cliffe and its neighborhood. They held Toxteth Park from the time of Elizabeth till
recently.

10 Researches of H. G. Somerby, Esq., in England, communicated to the author.

11 A large number of " miscellaneous items" intended to have been inserted in this
memoir, having been loaned some time since to a friend, we are obliged to defer ;
as on application for the same, they could not be found. They were chieflycotem-
porary matter with our subject, and highly interesting, and may hereafter appear
in the Register, should they come to light.

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FILLMORE, Asahel Norton. Ecclesiastical
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FISHER, George. The American Instruct-
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FLECHIER, Esprit, Histoire des Cardinal
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FLINT, Timothy. A sermon, preached May
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FLINT, Timothy. The Persona] Narrative
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FORREST, William S. Historical and De-
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PORSTER, John. The Statesmen of the
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the Creation, &c. 2d edition. London :
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FOWLER, James. A Genealogical Memoir
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FOXCROFT, Thomas, [M. A. One of the
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FRAMINGHAM. A History of Framing-
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FRENCH, Jonathan. A Sermon, preached
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Being the day of General Election. Bos-
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FRENEAF. Philip. Poems, written and pub-
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FREZIER, M. Relation du Voyage de la
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FRISBIE, Levi, {A. M. Rev.) A Discourse,
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America. Delivered on the 1st Nov. 1804.
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FROTHINGHAM, Richard. Hist. Charles-
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GAELIC SOCIETY. Transactions of the,
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GANNETT, Ezra Stiles. A Discourse de-
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A Sermon, preached at Trinity Church,

before the Trustees of the Society of Do-
nations, and the Episcopal Convention of
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GIBSON, Edmund. The Bishop of London's
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Cities of London and Westminster, occa-
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the Writings of the New Testament. 2d
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GILLIES, John. Historical Collections re-
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GILMAN, Caroline. Letters of Eliza Wil-
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GODMAN, John D., [M. D.) American Nat-
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GOODWIN, Nathaniel. Genealogical Notes,
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GOODHUE, Sarah. The copy of a Valedic-
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GOODRICH, Samuel G. History of the In-
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GORDON, Thomas F. The History of New
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GORDON, Thomas F. Gazetteer of the
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GOURLAY, Robert. Statistical Account of
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GRANDPRE, L. De. A Voyage in the In-
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[GRANT, Mrs. Anne.] Letters from the
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GREENLEAF, Moses, Esq. A Critical View
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GREENWOOD, F. W. P., {Junior Minister
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A presentation copy from the Author to Charles Ewer,
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GRELLIER, J. J. The History of the Na-
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GRlSCOM, John. A Year in Europe, com-
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GROTON. The Jubilee of Lawrence Acad-
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GRUBB, Sarah. Some Account of the Life
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GRUND, Francis J. The Americans, in their
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GUEST, Moses. Poems on several occa-
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Guest commanded the party who took the notorious
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GURLEY, Ralph-Randolph. Life of Jehudi
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HAGUE, William. The Principle of Chris-
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HALL, James. Sketches of History, Life,
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HAMILTOMAD, (The,) or, an Extinguish-
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With copious* Notes;. . .intended as a High-
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By Anthony Pasquin, Esq.. . .Boston : 1804.
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To Perpetuate the Brutal Infamy of John Park, M. D.
A Galenical Excrescence. Rtverse of title.

HANCOCK, John. The Lord's Ministers are
the People's Helpers.— A Sermon preached
at the ord. of the Rev. Mr. Ebenezer Han-
cock, at Lexington, Jan. 2d, 1733, 4. By
his Reverend Father, John Hancock, A. M.
Pastor of the Church there. 1 Pet. 5. 3.
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HAMILTON, Alexander. Letter concerning
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HAMMOND, Nathaniel, [of the Bank.) The
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HANOVER. A Historical Sketch of the
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HARE, Francis, [D.D.) The Difficulties and
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HARPER, Robert Goodloe, [of Soidh Caro-
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HARRIOT, John. Struggles through Life,
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HARRIS, Thaddeus Mason, (D. D.) " Pray
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HART, Nathaniel C. Documents relative to
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HARTFORD CONVENTION. The Pro-
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HASELTLNE, Ebenezer, (A. B.). . . . A Dis-
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3d, 1802. Concord : 1802. 8°. .38

HAVEN, Samuel, [D.D.) A Sermon

preached at Medfied, in the Province of the
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HARRIS, William Thaddeus. Epitaphs from
the Old Burying-ground in Cambridge.
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HAWES, Joel. Lectures addressed to the
Young Men of Hartford and New Haven,
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Second edn. Hartford : 1828. 12°. .75

Autograph — ''To my Dear Son [3 Abbot Lawrence]
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. A Tribute to the Memory of the

Pilgrims, and a Vindication of the Congre-
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HAYES, Thomas. A Serious Address, on
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HAYWARD, John. The Book of Religions;
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HEAD, F. B. [Capt.) Rough Notes taken
during some rapid Journeys across the Pam-
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HEMMENWAY, Moses, [A.M., Pastor'' of
the First Church in Wells.) A Vindication
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CUSHING, Abel. Historical Letters on the
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