Christ Church, Cooperstown, was founded through the missionary efforts of the Rev’d Daniel Nash, our first rector. In 1800, Father Nash presided over the burial of Hannah Cooper, daughter of village founder William Cooper.

Christ Church, Cooperstown, was founded through the missionary efforts of the Rev’d Daniel Nash, our first rector. In 1800, Father Nash presided over the burial of Hannah Cooper, daughter of village founder William Cooper.

Aug 23, 2018 · The lakefront Cooperstown home of former 3rd Bass rapper Peter Nash, who went by the stage name Prime Minister Pete Nice during his hip hop days, will remain in his possession for now even...

Jul 12, 2018 · The Otsego County Sheriff's Office has announced a public auction for a home owned by Peter Nash, better known as Prime Minister Pete Nice in the hip-hop group 3rd Bass. The trio is best known...

Nash made the move from the music business to devoting his time to baseball history. He owned a memorabilia shop in Cooperstown, New York . In 2003, he published his first book, Baseball Legends of Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery , under his real name.

Jul 9, 2018 · The lakefront Cooperstown home of Peter Nash, the former rapper-turned-sports memorabilia king who went by Prime Minister Pete Nice during his hip-hop heyday, is set to be auctioned off in a ...

In 1800, Nash presided over the funeral of Hannah Cooper, sister of James Fenimore Cooper. He was also the first rector of Christ Church in Cooperstown.

The saintly life and strange personal charm of the Rev. Daniel Nash, the first rector of Christ Church, made a deep impression upon the village of Cooperstown in its early days; and the wide range of his apostolic labors as a missionary gave him a singular fame, during half a century, throughout Otsego county, and far beyond its borders.

He traveled widely in Otsego County and its environs, established several Episcopal Churches, and served as Rector of Christ Church, Cooperstown, from 1811-1836, though he continued to live in Exeter. He married Olive Lusk in 1796, and they had seven children.

Nash turned his attention to starting a record label, but after it faltered, he devoted himself to baseball full-time. His first step was buying a house in Cooperstown, N.Y., the picturesque community that is home to the Baseball Hall of Fame.