Reverend Samuel Mather was a member of the notable American Mather family of Colonial Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut. - AsNotedIn
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| 1650/09/05 | Catherine Atherton, wife of Timothy Mather, gives birth to a son, Samuel, in Dorchester, Massachusetts. | Born | |||||
| 1671/08/08 | Samuel Mather graduates from Harvard College. | Education | Old Harvard Yard | Cambridge, MA | |||
| 1701/10/16 | Rev Samuel Mather begins working as a founding trustee of Yale College. He will continue in this position until 21 May 1724. | Work | Yale University | New Haven, CT | Establishing Yale University | ||
| 1702/00/00 | Appointed trustees select Saybrook, as the site for the Collegiate School and Abraham Pierson, a minister in Killingworth, as the first rector, or president. The college will operate in his home until his death in 1707. | Vocation | Killingworth | Connecticut | Establishing Yale University | ||
| 1727/03/18 | Rev Samuel Mather dies in Windsor, Connecticut. | Died |
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