LEE, Andrew, clergyman, born in Lyme, Connecticut, 7 May, 1745; died in Lisbon, Connecticut, 25 August, 1832. He was graduated at Yale in 1766, and, after studying theology for two years, began preaching in 1768, being in that year ordained pastor of the Trinitarian Congregational church at Hanover (now Lisbon), Connecticut. Here he spent his life, discharging his clerical duties until within a twelvemonth of his death. From 1807 till 1823 he was a member of the corporation of Yale college, and in 1809 he received the degree of D. D. from Harvard. Among Dr. Lee's publications are "An Inquiry whether it be the Duty of Man to be Willing to Suffer Damnation for the Divine Glory" (1786); "The Declensions of Christianity an Argument for its Truth" (1793); and "Sermons on Various Important Subjects" (1803).