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16 See a sketch of him, by Rev. J. F. Wright, in West. Christ. Adv., January 20, 1866.
17 Report of a committee of the Quarterly Conference or Milford Circuit, on the introduction of
Methodism into that part of Ohio, cited in "Life of Gatch," p. 136.
18 In a communication from him to the Western Historical Society in 1841. See Finley's "Sketches,"
etc., p. 169.
19 Rev. J. W. Fowble, in Ladies' Repository, March, 1860.
20 Minutes, 1844.
21 Hunt's name is not recorded in connection with the appointment, as Smith was sent to relieve him
before the appointments were published. See Smith's Recollections, p. 310.
22 Meth. Mag., 1821, p.271.
23 Vol. i, p. 180.
24 Judge McLean's Life of Gatch, p. 95.
25 Minutes, 1836.
26 Meth. Mag., 1822, p. 315.
27 Ladies' Repository, March, 1860.
28 Finley's Sketches, p.187.
29 It appears not improbable that Manly crossed the line from Pennsylvania or Virginia, and
occasionally preached In Ohio, early as 1795.
30 Bangs' Hist. of Meth., Vol. ii, p. 80.
31 Bishop Hedding to the author.
32 Rev. Dr. Aaron Wood's Annals of Meth. Epis. Ch. in Indiana, p. 3. Indianapolis, 1854.
33 Rev. Dr. Bowman's Centenary Sermon.
34 Rev. G. L. Curtis, in Christ. Adv. New York, Oct. 11, 1866.
35 MS. Letter in possession of Rev. F. S. De Hass, Washington City.
36 Rev. K. H. Pilcher, in Northwest. Adv., Sept. 5, 1866.