The History of Methodism in Kentucky volume 1
The History of Methodism in Kentucky volume 1
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A noise being heard in the entry, the family followed, and found he had fallen to the floor. The first supposition ^vas that he had fainted, and they made an effort to revive him ; but it was the paralyzing touch of death — his spirit had fled, "t John "Watson entered the ranks as an itinerant in 1792. The first four years of his ministry were spent on the Clarksburg, Huntingdon, and Pitts- burgh Circuits. J In 1796, he came to Kentucky, where, after remaining one year on the Salt River Circuit..., he was sent to the Russell Circuit, in Vir- ginia. The next year, he returned to Kentucky, where he remained for two years, preaching on the Hinkstone and Lexington Circuits. In the year 1800, he again left Kentucky, to enter it as an itin- erant preacher no more. "We, however, see him lifting the standard of the cross on the Holston and 'New River Circuits, in Virginia — proclaiming the unsearchable riches of Christ — from 1802 to 1805, ^ Sketches of Western Methodism, pp. 183, 184. T General Minutes M.
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A noise being heard in the entry, the family followed, and found he had fallen to the floor. The first supposition ^vas that he had fainted, and they made an effort to revive him ; but it was the paralyzing touch of death — his spirit had fled, "t John "Watson entered the ranks as an itinerant in 1792. The first four years of his ministry were spent on the Clarksburg, Huntingdon, and Pitts- burgh Circuits. J In 1796, he came to Kentucky, where, after remaining one year on the Salt River Circuit..., he was sent to the Russell Circuit, in Vir- ginia. The next year, he returned to Kentucky, where he remained for two years, preaching on the Hinkstone and Lexington Circuits. In the year 1800, he again left Kentucky, to enter it as an itin- erant preacher no more. "We, however, see him lifting the standard of the cross on the Holston and 'New River Circuits, in Virginia — proclaiming the unsearchable riches of Christ — from 1802 to 1805, ^ Sketches of Western Methodism, pp. 183, 184. T General Minutes M.
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