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<p> a Reformed Presbyterian minister, was born in New York city, October 11, 1806. He graduated at [[Columbia]] [[College]] in 1826; studied theology under his father, with whom he was associated as pastor in 1828, and whom he succeeded in 1833. He died in New York, April 27, 1874. He had been for many years stated clerk of the synod of his denomination, and professor in the theological seminary then at Philadelphia. </p>
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<p> a [[Reformed]] Presbyterian minister, was born in New York city, October 11, 1806. He graduated at [[Columbia]] College in 1826; studied theology under his father, with whom he was associated as pastor in 1828, and whom he succeeded in 1833. He died in New York, April 27, 1874. He had been for many years stated clerk of the synod of his denomination, and professor in the theological seminary then at Philadelphia. </p>
 
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Latest revision as of 11:14, 15 October 2021

John Niel Mcleod [1]

a Reformed Presbyterian minister, was born in New York city, October 11, 1806. He graduated at Columbia College in 1826; studied theology under his father, with whom he was associated as pastor in 1828, and whom he succeeded in 1833. He died in New York, April 27, 1874. He had been for many years stated clerk of the synod of his denomination, and professor in the theological seminary then at Philadelphia.

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