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Sturdivant, Matthew P. -- Admitted 1805 Swartzwalter, John -- Admitted 1806 Sweet, Griffin -- Admitted 1801 -- Located 1808 T Tarpley, Joseph -- Admitted 1804 Taylor, Lewis -- Admitted 1801 -- Located 1807 Thackston, Zadock B. -- Admitted 1806 Thomas, Noble W. -- Admitted 1803 Thompson, Samuel -- Admitted 1803 Thompson, William -- Admitted 1805 -- Located 1807 Thurman, Pleasant -- Admitted 1806 Tinkum, John -- Admitted 1804 Tompkins, Nehemiah U. -- Admitted 1802 -- Located 1809 Town, Eli -- Admitted 1804 Toy, Joseph -- Admitted 1802 Tradewell, Benjamin -- Admitted 1805 -- Located 1808 Trammell, Sampson -- Admitted 1804 -- Expelled Tucker, Epps -- Admitted 1804 -- Located 1809 V Vanderlip, Elias -- Admitted 1802 -- Located 1806 Vanduzan, Matthew -- Admitted 1801 Vermillion, William -- Admitted 1806 W Walker, Jesse -- Admitted 1803 Walker, John -- Admitted 1802 Walker, Levi -- Admitted 1805 Walker, Thomas -- Admitted 1803 Ward, Elijah -- Admitted 1801 -- Located 1804 Ward, Francis -- Admitted 1802 Warwick, Wiley -- Admitted 1804 Washburn, Ebenezer -- Admitted 1801 Watson, Joab -- Admitted 1801 -- Located 1806 Watts, James -- Admitted 1804 Weaden, Nathan -- Admitted 1805 Weaver, John -- Admitted 1805 Weaver, John P. -- Admitted 1803 White, Ebenezer -- Admitted 1802 White, Henry -- Admitted 1803 Whittle, Edward -- Admitted 1801 -- Expelled 1804 Wilkerson, Josiah -- Admitted 1801 -- Located 1806 Willard, Elijah -- Admitted 1803 -- Located 1807 Williams, Gray -- Admitted 1806
Williams, Joseph -- Admitted 1805 Williamson, John -- Admitted 1805 Willis, Joseph -- Admitted 1802 Willis, Nicholas -- Admitted 1803 Wiltbank, John -- Admitted 1801 Winch, Joel -- Admitted 1803 Woodward, Frederick -- Admitted 1802 -- Located 1807 Woolley, George -- Admitted 1803 Wright, Wm. jr. -- Admitted 1803 -- Located 1807 Y Young, Benj. -- Admitted 1801 -- Expelled 1805 Young, Dan -- Admitted 1804 -- Located 1809 Young, David -- Admitted 1806 Young, Jacob -- Admitted 1803 Young, James -- Admitted 1804 -- Located 1808 In this last Class of preachers, there are 317 who have been traveling in full connection: this number being added to the former numbers, make in all 988. Between 80 and 90 preachers from first to last have died in the traveling connection. I have set down the year in which each preacher died, although their death might not be published in the minutes till the following year: except in some cases where I could get no account of their death, only from the minutes of the conference. In that case I have entered them as I found them. A LIST OF METHODIST PREACHERS, WHO WERE ONLY PROBATIONERS. From the year 1773 to 1806. The following preachers were admitted upon trial, but stopped traveling in a short time, and therefore were not admitted into full connection. I have inserted all their names in the following list, except those of a few who never went to their circuits. I have intentionally omitted such as came under my own observation. Several who began to travel, stopped through weakness of body, and some through discouragement; and many on the account of family concerns. Some of them however are now useful local preachers, and an honour to the Methodists. I have entered at the end of some of their names, the time when they died; and have put a mark [these marks were changed to words] at the end of a few names to shew that the person left us, or was expelled. It has never been a practice among the Methodists, to publish any account in the minutes of the conferences, of those preachers who were only on trial; but in case they died, left us, or stopped traveling, their names have been omitted without further notice.
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WESLEYAN HERITAGE Library A SHORT H
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District of Maryland, to wit: BE IT
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CHAPTER 9 From the beginning of the
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I have consulted every author that
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A SHORT HISTORY OF THE METHODISTS B
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They also formed themselves into li
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under Mr. Wesley's direction, at Lo
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For whether I am born to "blush abo
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But lo! the snare is broke, the cap
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thousands of people gathered togeth
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First -- By doing no harm, by avoid
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It will be necessary to insert here
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II. Zealously to maintain good work
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In April there was laid a plan for
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society, that they might assist and
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A. Yes. 2. Ought not the doctrine a
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first quarterly meeting that was ev
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The Christians too were sometimes s
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The work of God thus increased on e
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and Amelia, in Virginia. Both of th
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Some of our preachers were brought
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young preacher on trial for two yea
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of conscience, and pure religion. T
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It was also advised, that the preac
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There were twenty-two questions ask
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At that time it was but seldom know
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Q. What preachers have died this ye
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As soon as Dr. Coke landed in Ameri
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A. "Let them be admitted with the u
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10. "Be punctual. Do every thing ex
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the making up of the deficiencies o
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The annual subscriptions of the tra
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XII. Of Sin after Justification. No
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intermediate space: but wherever it
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incorporated, which was done, and d
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In 1786, we had three conferences.
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command. The preachers at last agre
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together, and uniting with other Ch
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The twenty-fourth in Georgia, on th
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on the east side of the North River
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Several of these conferences were w
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We had also this N. B. "From this t
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house and jumped out on the ground.
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2. To preserve the general union of
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A. "First, they unanimously conside
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A. "At Cokesbury College, or Baltim
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himself to be in the agonies of dea
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from being compelled by law to pay
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In the close of the annual minutes
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Mr. Wesley preached his last sermon
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The eighty-first at the New Mills,
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This motion brought on a long debat
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A. "To the general conference, who
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In the tenth section we formed a ru
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"Let the evening service consist of
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thought proper at this conference t
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Four preachers were entered, withdr
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put into the harbour, and come to a
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The divisive spirit prevailed more
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Mr. William Meredith, who had been
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Massachusetts; and Vermont, in the
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I set out from Lynn in September 17
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never was such a gracious outpourin
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elonged to circuits in other states
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In the close of the minutes there w
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month of September, 1795, being abo
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New Jersey 2351 Kentucky 1750 Penns
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6th. "The money shall, if possible,
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ARTICLE III It is provided and decl
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majority of them, may be wanting to
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commencement of the trial, appoint
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connection; a few years afterwards
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quick and solid parts, a sound and
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for Upper Canada, where he was owne
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Massachusetts 1577 -- 168 New Hamps
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Nevertheless, this rule shall not a
Page 161 and 162: Virginia. As the rule has not been
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Page 179 and 180: together in helping forward in this
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Page 187 and 188: F Fidler, John -- Admitted 1784 --
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Page 191 and 192: Browning, Geo. -- Admitted 1790 --
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Page 197 and 198: Van Nostrand, Albert -- Admitted 17
Page 199 and 200: Chandler, Wm. P. -- Admitted 1797 C
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Page 217 and 218: Johnson, James -- Admitted 1793 --
Page 219 and 220: Saunders, John -- Admitted 1798 Sco
Page 221 and 222: a. He came to America in 1771 b. He
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Page 225 and 226: On the 19th of April this year we f
Page 227 and 228: In the month of May we had our fift
Page 229 and 230: The General Conference elected anot
Page 231 and 232: years. He was very serious and very
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Page 235 and 236: upon which, the people in all their
Page 237 and 238: The latter part of that year he wen
Page 239 and 240: was so much crying, that it was som
Page 241 and 242: At the Conference of 1791 he was ap
Page 243 and 244: He made note of the many changes th
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