The History of Methodism in Kentucky volume 3
The History of Methodism in Kentucky volume 3
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FROM THE KENTUCKY CONFERENCE OF 1825 TO THE CONFERENCE OF 1826.
The Conference held in Eussellville — Bishops McKendree and Roberts present — Evan Stevenson — John Fisk — William Brown — David Tunnell — John G. Denton — Benjamin Tevis — John "W. F. Tevis- James L. Greenup — Alexander H. Stemmons — Henry S. Duke — ■ Michael S. Taylor — Josephs. Tomlinson — James C. Crow — Nathan- ael M. Talbot — Nehemiah A. Cravens— Chas. M. Holliday — William Gunn — Thomas Browder — John P. Durbin — First Metho...dist Class in Bardstown — Isaac G. And John S. Evans — Dr. Gabriel E. Cox and wife — Elias Kincheloe — Isaac Miller — Joseph Hamilton Da- veiss — First Methodist Class in Daveiss county — Methodism intro- duced into Owensboro — John Daveiss — John Pinkston — Joseph Miller — Mrs. Sally S. Wall — Increase in membership.
The Kentucky Conference for 1825 met in Kus- sellville, on the 22d of September. Bishops Roberts and McKendree were both present, and presided alternately.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FROM THE KENTUCKY CONFERENCE OF 1825 TO THE CONFERENCE OF 1826.
The Conference held in Eussellville — Bishops McKendree and Roberts present — Evan Stevenson — John Fisk — William Brown — David Tunnell — John G. Denton — Benjamin Tevis — John "W. F. Tevis- James L. Greenup — Alexander H. Stemmons — Henry S. Duke — ■ Michael S. Taylor — Josephs. Tomlinson — James C. Crow — Nathan- ael M. Talbot — Nehemiah A. Cravens— Chas. M. Holliday — William Gunn — Thomas Browder — John P. Durbin — First Metho...dist Class in Bardstown — Isaac G. And John S. Evans — Dr. Gabriel E. Cox and wife — Elias Kincheloe — Isaac Miller — Joseph Hamilton Da- veiss — First Methodist Class in Daveiss county — Methodism intro- duced into Owensboro — John Daveiss — John Pinkston — Joseph Miller — Mrs. Sally S. Wall — Increase in membership.
The Kentucky Conference for 1825 met in Kus- sellville, on the 22d of September. Bishops Roberts and McKendree were both present, and presided alternately.
What to read after The History of Methodism in Kentucky volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A H Albert Henry Redford to read onlineMoreLess
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