Thaddeus Mason Harris

Thaddeus Mason Harris
FAAAS
Thaddeus Mason Harris FAAAS
	Lithograph of Thaddeus Mason Harris, c. 1830
Born	July 7, 1768; Charlestown, Province of Massachusetts Bay
Died	April 3, 1842; Dorchester, Boston, Massachusetts
Resting place	Dorchester North Burying Ground
Education	Harvard University (1787)
Children	Thaddeus William Harris
8th Minister of First Parish Church of Dorchester
	In office; 1793–1836
Preceded by	Rev. Moses Everett
Succeeded by	Rev. Nathaniel Hall

Thaddeus Mason Harris (July 7, 1768 – April 3, 1842) was a Harvard librarian, Unitarian minister and author in the early 19th Century. One of his most noted books on theology was The Natural History of the Bible first published in Boston in 1793.^[1]

^ Alfred Claghorn Potter, Charles Knowles Bolton (1897), The Librarians of Harvard College 1667-1877, Cambridge, Mass.: Library of Harvard University, OL 7223959M

[1] Alfred Claghorn Potter, Charles Knowles Bolton (1897), The Librarians of Harvard College 1667-1877, Cambridge, Mass.: Library of Harvard University, OL 7223959M

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Thaddeus Mason Harris FAAAS
Lithograph of Thaddeus Mason Harris, c. 1830
Born	(1768-07-07)July 7, 1768 Charlestown, Province of Massachusetts Bay
Died	(1842-04-03)April 3, 1842 Dorchester, Boston, Massachusetts
Resting place	Dorchester North Burying Ground
Education	Harvard University (1787)
Children	Thaddeus William Harris


8th Minister of First Parish Church of Dorchester
In office 1793–1836
Preceded by	Rev. Moses Everett
Succeeded by	Rev. Nathaniel Hall