CHAPTER II. (1675-1683.)

James Rogers and his wife and daughter are baptized by 138-155

immersion and become members of the church of which John

Rogers is pastor. General Court grants the petition for

divorce. Authorities deal with the Rogerses for

non-attendance upon the services of the Congregational

Church and for “servile labor” on the first day of the

week. John Rogers baptizes his brother’s wife by

immersion, in the Cove near the Main Street. He is

imprisoned for the same. The Rogerene church shows

independence of that at Newport. Severe persecution of the

Rogerenes. Their first countermove. James Rogers and his

sons and daughter are imprisoned

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