He spent his life in Newington. He was a farmer, and a man of
excellent character and standing in the community. Though he did not
make a profession of religion until later in life, he was of
undoubted piety and especially strict in his regard for the Sabbath.
It is said that he forbade even " the cracking of nuts " on the
Lord's day, and a grove of butter nut trees near his house gives a
probability to this story. With him regular attendance at Divine
worship was one of the chief concerns of life, and he would face the
fierce snow storms of the winter, which blocked even the good Parson
Beldon, who on occasion, discovered Mr. Churchill in front of the
parsonage, on horseback, floundering in the snow drifts, and shouted
the question, " Where are you going Mr. Churchill ? " " To meeting "
replied the sturdy parishioner. " Well come in here , then, " answered
the parson, " as I am not going out in this storm ". His grandson,
Leonard Churchill-Hubbard, in 1903, describes him as thus, as he
appeared about 1820: " He was a stocky-man, round face, kind spoken,
and jovial for one of his years. "
They had 5 children.
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