1881 BARTON STONE - RESTORATION MOVEMENT. Autobiography of Elder Samuel Rogers [b.1789]. ZZFineMiscellanea Otherwise very good

Otherwise very good

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1881 BARTON STONE - RESTORATION MOVEMENT. Autobiography of Elder Samuel Rogers [b.1789]. ZZFineMiscellanea Otherwise very goodRather rare work on the life of Elder Samuel Rogers [b. 1789] who was one of the earlier "Elders" to join in following Barton W. Stone after the Cane Ridge Revival, etc., Born in Virginia in 1789, the family moved to Kentucky in 1793, when Samuel was just 4 years of age. By 1812, he had married Elizabeth Irvin, whose family had become followers of Stone when he preached near their home. That same year, Rogers himself heard Stone and was "liberated