Edward A. Lawrence Sr.

He was also a professor of Ecclesiastical History and Pastoral Duty at the Theological Institute of East Windsor, Connecticut, and wrote several publications, books, pamphlets, and essays.

He was installed pastor at Marblehead, Massachusetts, serving during the period of April 23, 1845 – July 12, 1854.

[1][2] Lawrence was inaugurated Professor of Ecclesiastical History and Pastoral Duty at the Theological Institute of East Windsor, Connecticut (now Hartford International University for Religion and Peace at Hartford, Connecticut), July 19, 1854, continuing through 1865.

In that year, Lawrence was a delegate to the International Peace Convention, Geneva, Switzerland.

Edward Alexander Lawrence, Sr. died of dysentery, September 4, 1883, aged 74 years.