AKERS, JOHN MILTON                  See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.

 


 

AKERS, JOSEPH BENSON             See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.


 

ALLEN, EDWARD E.                       See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.


 

AMOS, JOHN EDWIN

 

Born: 4-12-1838                                                          married: Lucy V. Amos

Died: 1925                                                                  obit: d. 1908

                                                                                    married2: Mary Lindsley Sledge

1859    admitted on trial, East Baltimore Conf           obit2:

1861    ordained deacon,                                             East Baltimore Conference

1864    ordained elder,                                                East Baltimore Conference

 

Interment:

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1926, 242

 

1859-60           Middletown

1860-61           Hancock

1861-62           Baltimore High Street

1862-63           suspended

1863-64           Baltimore Caroline Street

1864-66           Hampstead

1866-68           Westminster

1868                transfer to Baltimore Conference

1868-70           North Baltimore station

1872-71           Baltimore Strawbridge

1872-74           Hagerstown

1874-75           Washington DC Fourth Street

1875-77           Annapolis

1877-80           Martinsburg

1880-81           Jackson Square

1881-84           Woodberry

1884-85           Baltimore Wesley Chapel

1885-91           superintendent, West Baltimore District

1891-92           Dumbarton

1892-94           Canton

1894                transfer to Wilmington Conference

1897                transfer to Baltimore Conference

1897-98           Bloomington

1898-99           Savage & Guilford

1899-01           Harford

1901-04           North Capitol

1904-06           Reisterstown

1906-09           Falls Church

1909                retired

 

Note: The maiden surname of Mrs. Amos was also Amos, but they were unrelated.

 


 

ANDERSON, JOHN H.

 

Born: 12-24-1803  Frederick County MD                  married:

Died: 9-10-1867  Sunbury PA                                    obit:

 

1834    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

           

Interment:

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1868, 48

 

1834-35           Patapsco

1835-36           Sunbury

1836-37           Phillipsburg

1837-38           Clearfield

1838-39           Stafford

1839-40           Harford

1840                transfer to Missouri Conference

1840-41           Potosi

1841-43           Warrenton

1843-44           Lexington

1844-46           Arrow Rock

1846-47           *

1847-48           Carrolton, under Illinois Conference MEC

1848-49           Greenfield, “

1849-50           Pittsfield, “

1850-51           Perry, “

1851-52           Warsaw, “

1852-53           St. Louis Hedding, under Missouri Conference MEC

1853-54           (in transition)

1854                transfer to Baltimore Conference

1854-56           Castle Fin

1856-57           Gettysburg

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Frederick

1858-59           Middletown & Jefferson

1859-61           Bellefonte

1861-62           Kishacoquillas

1862-64           McVeytown

1864-66           Manor Hill

1866-67           Sunbury

 

*When the Missouri Conference sided with the MEC South, John Anderson remained and worked under direction from the Illinois Conference until the MEC was able to re-establish a Missouri Conference..



 

ASH, HENRY M.                               See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing

 


 

BARNES, SAMUEL                         See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing



 

BARNHART, THOMAS                   See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing



 

BARNITZ, ALEXANDER M.          See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing


BEERS, ROBERT                              See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing


 

BENDER, AMOS J.

 

Born: 7-31-1828  Bendersville PA                             married: Elizabeth Schleichter

Died: 6-30-1897  Dublin MD                                     obit:

 

1856    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Chambersburg PA

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1898, 61

 

1855-56           St. Mary’s circuit

1856-57           Frederick

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Liberty

1858-59           Green Village

1859-60           Coalmont

1860-61           New Granada

1861-63           New Washington

1863-68           on leave for health reasons

1868                transfer to Baltimore Conference

1868-71           Allegany

1871-73           Harper’s Ferry

1873-76           Middletown

1876-78           Gorsuch

1878-79           Fletcher

1879-88           on leave for health reasons

1888-92           St. Mary’s

1892-96           Severn

1896-98           North Harford

 

Note: Amos J. Bender is the father of Simpson A. Bender (1865-1940) of the East Main Conference and Elizabeth R. Bender, Methodist missionary to Japan.



 

BERKSTRESSER, GEORGE           See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing



 

BLACK, ROBERT WESLEY

 

Born: 9-6-1824  Huntingdon PA                                married: Belinda T. Gorsuch

Died: 8-13-1895                                                          obit:

 

1851    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Louden Park Cemetery, Baltimore MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1896, 55

 

1851-52           Cassville

1852-53           Hereford

1853-54           Gettysburg

1854-55           Catawissa

1855-57           Mifflinburg

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           Birmingham

1859-60           Bedford

1860-62           Mechanicsburg station

1862-64           Carlisle

1864-66           Jersey Shore

1866-68           Baltimore Broadway

1868                transfer to Baltimore Conference

1868-69           Baltimore Broadway

1869-72           Union Square

1872-75           Washington DC Wesley Chapel

1875-78           Hamline

1878-81           Baltimore High Street

1881-82           South Baltimore station

1882-87           superintendent, East Baltimore District

1887                retired

 

Note: This name is sometimes given in the form R. Wesley Black.



 

BOUSE, GEORGE W.                       See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing


 

BOWEN, JOHN

 

Born: 6-8-1793  Bedford County PA                         married: Martha Lewis Walton Grier

Died: 11-18-1864                                                        obit: [10/14/1800 – 8/28/1877]

 

1820    license

1823    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

1825    ordained deacon, Baltimore Conference

1827    ordained elder, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Baltimore Cemetery, Baltimore MD

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1865, 42

 

1822-23           Bedford circuit

1823-24           Aughwick

1824-25           Bald Eagle

1825-26           Clearfield

1826-28           Lycoming

1828-30           Pendleton

1830-32           Carlisle

1832-33           Baltimore

1833-34           Calvert

1834-35           Lewistown

1835-37           Huntingdon

1837-39           Hollidaysburg

1839-41           Chambersburg

1841-43           Milton

1843-44           Lycoming

1844-45           Williamsport station

1845-47           Berwick

1847-49           Staunton station

1849-50           York

1850-51           Shepherdstown

1851-53           Baltimore Caroline Street station

1853-55           Patapsco

1855-57           Westminster

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           Gettysburg

1859-61           Baltimore Dallas Street

1861-65           retired

 

Note: Mrs. Bowen was the widow of a Dr. Matthew Blackburn Grier, M.D. (1887-1818).  This 4/5/1827 marriage may have been a second marriage for John Bowen.



 

BOWMAN, SHADRACH L.            See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing



 

BRADS, JAMES

 

Born:                                                                           married: Eliza Ritchie

Died: 12-18-1887  Orange NJ                                    obit: Baltimore Conference 1897, 72

 

1836    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1888,62

 

1836-37           Gettysburg

1837-38           Moorefield

1838-39           Wardensville

1839-40           on leave

1841-43           Concord

1843-44           Williamsburg

1844-46           Westmoreland

1846-47           Warrenton

1847-49           York Springs

1849-51           Boonsboro

1851-53           Frederick

1853-55           Danville station

1855-57           York

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           Baltimore Whatcoat

1859-61           Westminster

1861-62           Westernport

1862-64           Huntingdon

1864-66           Petersburg [Duncannon]

1866-68           Petersburg

1868                retired



 

BRIM, WILLIAM W.                        See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



BRITTAIN, ALEM M.                       See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

BRITTAIN, MELVILLE C.

 

Born: c1844 PA                                                          married: Amelia J.B. _____

Died:                                                                           obit:

 

1865    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference:recommended by Carlisle circuit

 

Interment:

Obit:

 

1862-63           Pennsylvania 126th Regiment, Company D (8/13/62 – 5/20/63)

1865-66           Birmingham

1866-67           Half Moon

1867-68           Mt. Vernon

1868-69           East Baltimore station

1869                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1869-70           East Baltimore station

1870-71           chaplain, US Navy

1871                transfer to New Hampshire Conference

1871-72           Dover

1872                withdrew

 

1873-75           Bloomingdale, Central Pennsylvania Conference

1880                living in Landis NJ

1881-82           Roadstown & Harmony, New Jersey Conference

1897                preached and officiated at funerals in Ohio

 

Note: Melville C. Brittain is the son of Alem M. Brittain.  Local sources report that he served Dillsburg 1865-66.

 



BROWN, JAMES H.

 

Born: 8-20-1807  Lancaster County PA                     married:

Died:3-15-1886                                                           obit: [d.11/7/1883]

 

1829    admitted on trial , Baltimore Conference

 

Interment:

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1887, 39

 

1829-30           Bellefonte

1830-31           Lycoming

1831-32           Sunbury

1832-               Liberty

1830-35           Baltimore City station

1835-36           Fredericksburg

1836-37           West Baltimore

1837-38           Shippensburg station

1839-41           Frederick station

1841-42           Montgomery

1842-44           Washington DC Ebenezer

1844-46           Chambersburg

1846-47           Staunton

1847-49           Baltimore City

1849-51           Carlisle

1851-53           Lewistown

1853-55           Washington Wesley chapel

1855-57           Martinsburg

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           East Baltimore station

1859-61           Baltimore Whatcoat

1861-63           assistant, Baltimore Strawbridge

1863                retired

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference



 

BROWN, JOHN D.                            See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

BROWN, JOHN FEARON               See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.      



 

BROWN, JOHN WESLEY

 

Born:                                                                           married:

Died:                                                                           obit:

 

 

1859-60           Hampstead

1860-62           Hereford

1862-63           Gettysburg

1863-64           Baltimore Harford Avenue

1864-65           Baltimore Huntingdon Avenue

1865                withdrawn

 

Note: This is not the John Wesley Brown (1827-1919) of the Delaware Conference.  This John Wesley Brown is otherwise unknown.



 

BUCKINGHAM, NATHAN S.         See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

BUCKLEY, JOHN W.                       See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

BUHRMAN, EMORY

 

Born: 4-11-1836  Washington County MD                married: Ada Eliza Chenoweth

Died: 2-3-1919  Relay MD                                        obit: [10/5/1838 - ?]

 

1858    license, Antietam circuit

1859    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference 

1861    ordained deacon, East Baltimore Conference

1863    ordained elder,                                                East Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Druid Ridge Cemetery, Baltimore MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1919, 98

 

1858-59           Hampstead circuit

1859-60           Coalmont

1860-61           Schellsburg

1861-62           Allegany

1862-63           Mifflin

1863-64           Shrewsbury

1864-66           Wrightsville

1866-68           Frostburg

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-69           Frostburg

1869-72           Hampstead

1872-75           Liberty

1875-77           Harford

1877-80           Montgomery

1880-83           Bentley Springs

1883-86           Hancock

1886-90           Patapsco

1890-93           New Windsor

1893-99           Hampstead

1899-02           Summerfield

1902-07           Severn

1907-09           Elkridge

1909                retired

 

Note: Emory Buhrman reportedly had a brother in the ministry, name and denomination unstated.



BUTLER, ELISHA                            See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

CADDEN, JAMES R.

 

Born: 1-9-1828  Warrenton VA                                 married: Isabel Virginia Bouldin

Died: 7-13-1906  Baltimore MD                                obit: Baltimore Conference, 1880, 74

                                                                                    married2: Rachel Leona Ecker Stouffer

1858    admitted on trial                                              , East BaltimoreConferenceobit2: [c.1849 - ?]

 

Interment: Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1907, 64

 

1858-59           Liberty

1859-60           Gettysburg

1860-61           Westminster

1861-62           Mount Vernon station

1862-63           Frederick City

1863-65           West Harford

1865-67           North Baltimore station

1867-68           Hereford

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-70           Hereford

18760-72         Piedmont

1872-74           Woodberry

1874-77           Baltimore circuit

1877-79           Hereford circuit

1879-80           Govanstown

1880-81           Baltimore Hill Street

1881-84           New Windsor

1884-86           Patapsco circuit

1886-87           Spencerville

1887-88           Rockville

1888-94           on leave

1894                retired

 

Note:  James R. Cadden is the son of Robert Cadden.  The second Mrs. Cadden was the widow of a Mr. Elhanan Stouffer.



 

CADDEN, ROBERT

 

Born: 10-28-1782  Ireland                                          married: Margaret _____

Died: 6-26-1859  Baltimore County MD                   obit:

 

admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore MD

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1860, 36

 

1815-16           Huntingdon circuit

1816-17           Allegheny

1817-18           Monroe

1818-19           Staunton

1819-20           Juniata

1820-22           Aughwick

1822-24           Lycoming

1824-26           Northumberland

1826-28           Stafford

1828-30           Jefferson

1830-32           Berkeley

1832-33           Baltimore circuit

1833-34           Frederick

1834-35           Liberty

1835-39           superintendent, Chambersburg District

1840-42           Loudon

1842-44           Hillsboro

1844-46           Front Royal

1846-48           West River

1848-49           Baltimore Sharp Street & Asbury

1849-51           Great Falls

1851-52           East Harford

1852                retired

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

 

Note: Robert Cadden is the father of James R. Cadden and Elizabeth S. Cadden Israel, wife of Rev. Fielder Israel (1825-1884) – originally of the Baltimore Conference, but later a Unitarian minister.  A biographical sketch is given in Armstrong’s History of the Old Baltimore Conference, page 344.



 

CARE, THOMAS

 

Born: 7-10-1832 Chester County PA                         married:

Died: 3-18-1864  Harrisburg PA                                obit:

 

1859    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference 

 

Interment:

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1865, 38

 

1859-60           Shirleysburg

1860-61           Mifflin

1861-62           Bloomfield

1862-64           faculty, Williamsport Dickinson Seminary

1864                retired

 

Note: During a period of poor health about 1863, Thomas Care served as a self-appointed missionary to Elk County PA.

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CARROLL, DAVID HENRY           See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

CASE, WATSON

 

Born: 12-1-1839 Catawissa PA                                  married: Sarah V. Daneker

Died: 11-13-1911                                                        obit:

 

1862    quarterly conference license, Catawissa circuit

1864    admitted on trial , East Baltimore Conference: recommended by Mifflinburg

 

Interment: Mt. Oliver Cemetery, Baltimore MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1912, 82

 

1862-63           Bloomingdale circuit (beginning 12/9/62)

1863-64           Mifflinburg

1864-65           Jeansville

1865-66           Muncy

1866-67           Birmingham

1867-68           Bloody Run [Everett]

1868    transfer to Baltimore Conference

1868-70           Baltimore Green,ount Avenue

1870-71           Harper’s Ferry WV

1871-72           Long Green

1872-75           Baltimore Canton

1875-76           Baltimore Mt. Olivet [Memorial]

1876-78           Antietam

1878-80           Hancock

1880-83           Hereford

1883-85           Great Falls

1885-87           Towson

1887-91           Piedmont WV

1891-94           Annapolis Wesley Chapel [Maryland Avenue]

1894-96           Washington DC Grace

1896-97           Mt. Washington

1897-98           Hampden Mt. Vernon

1898-01           Baltimore Fort Avenue

1901-04           Laurel

1904-06           Baltimore Montford Avenue

1906-09           Midland

1909-11           Williamsport (Md)



 

CASTLEMAN, DAVID                    See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

CHAMBERS, ROBERT DANIEL

 

Born: 1-4-1823  Martinsburg VA (WV)         married:

Died: 9-8-1864  Carlisle PA                                       obit:

 

admitted on trial

 

Interment:

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1865, 40

 

1845-46           South Branch

1846-47           Front Royal

1847-48           Stafford

1848-49           Baltimore Caroline Street station

1848-51           Liberty

1851-53           Woodstock

1853-54           Rockingham

1854-56           Annapolis station

1856-57           North Baltimore

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           Carlisle

1859-64           faculty, Irving Female College in Mechanicsburg

1864-65           president, Emory Female College in Carlisle



CHANDLER, IRA L.                        See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

CLYMER, JOHN FLETCHER

 

Born: 7-27-1840  Philadelphia PA                             married: Linda E. Reifsnider

Died: 1-18-1903   Dansville NY                                obit: Central New York Conference 1884, 94

 

1864                                                    East Baltimore Conference :recommended for admission on trial by Shippensburg station

 

Interment:

Obit: Troy Conference 1903, 152

 

1862-63           Carlisle

1863-64           Ashland

1865-66           DePuyster

1866                “transfer” to Black River Conference

1866-68           Potsdam

1868-69           Oswego

1869                transfer to Wilmington Conference

1869-72           Wilmington St. Paul’s

1872-73           Smyrna

1873                transfer to Troy Conference

1873075           Pittsfield MA

1875-78           Glens Falls

1878-80           Albany Trinity

1880                transfer to Central New York Conference

1880-81           Auburn First

1881-84           Syracuse First

1884-87           Ithaca Aurora Street

1887                transfer to New England Conference

                        Maine Conference

1892-93           Portland Pine Street

                        Troy Conference



 

CHENOWETH, GEORGE D.           See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



CHILCOTE, ELIAL M.                     See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



CHURCH, FRANCIS E.                    See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



CLARKE, J.H.S.                                See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



CLARKE, JAMES C.                         See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



CLARKE, JAMES M.                        See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

CLEAVER, CHARLES                     See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

CLEAVER, JOHN W.                       See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



COLBURN, NATHANIEL W.          See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

COLE, JOHN T.

 

Born:                                                                           married:

Died:                                                                           obit:

 

admitted on trial

 

Interment:

Obit:

 

1858-59           Allegany

1859-60           Clinton

1860-61           Shippen [Emporium]

1861-62           Nippenose Valley

1862                expelled



COLEMAN, JAMES A.                     See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



COLLINS, JOHN  ANDERTON

 

Born: 1801  near Seaford DE                                     married:

Died: 5-7-1857                                                            obit:

 

1830    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore MD

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1858, 17

 

            pastor

            superintendent

            served for 27 years

 



CONSER, SOLOMON L. M.

 

Born: 6-6-1812  Lewisburg PA                                  married: Susan Folck [9/7/1842]

Died: 2-20-1896  Loganton PA                                  obit:

 

1840    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment:

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1896, 53

 

1840-41           Licking Creek

1841-42           Allegany [MD]

1842-43           Bedford

1843-44           Covington

1844-46           Luzerne

1846-48           Danville

1848-49           Jersey Shore

1849-50           Allegany

1850-52           Northumberland

1852-54           Lewisburg (Pa) station

1854-56           Carlisle First

1856-57           Carlisle Emory Chapel

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Carlisle Emory Chapel

1858-60           Baltimore Jefferson Street

1860-62           Huntingdon

1862-63           chaplain US Army.

1863-64           Petersburg

1864-66           Gettysburg

1866-67           Port Matilda

1867                transfer to Baltimore Conference [to help reorganize in the South]

1867                 Staunton

                         Fairfax

1877                retired

Note: S.L.M. Conser requested the 1867 transfer to help reorganize the Methodist Episcopal Church in the South following the War.  He is the author of the 1891 Virginia after the war: an account of three year's experience in reorganizing the Methodist Episcopal Church in Virginia at the close of the Civil War and other related material.  One source gives his birth as “Washington township, Lycoming [now Clinton] County.”



COOK, CHARLES OSCAR

 

Born: 11-17-1845  Baltimore MD                              married: Josephine H. Graves

Died: 10-11-1899  Shepherdstown WV                     obit: [d. 12/16/1893]

 

1865    admitted on trial, East Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Elmwood Cemetery, Shepherdstown WV

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1900, 73

 

1865-66           Hancock

1866-67           Frostburg

1867-68           Westminster

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-69           North Baltimore

1869-71           Berkley Springs

1871-73           Antietam

1873-75           on leave for health reasons

1875-76           Bladensburg

1876-78           Spencerville

1878-80           Berkley Springs

1880-81           Flintstone

1881-84           Shepherdstown

1884-86           Forestville

1886-89           Anacostia

1889-94           Washington North Capitol

1894-97           Fletcher

1897-98           Brookland & Langdon

1898-99           Brookland

1899     Baltimore Garrett Park

 



COOK, ISRAEL BRIGGS

 

Born: 6-19-1789  Vermont                                                     married: Anna Beach Dodson

Died: 3-7-1868  Luzerne County PA                                     obit: [3/22/1797 – 5/20/1847]

 

1813    admitted on trial, Genesee Conference

1816    ordained deacon, Genesee Conference

1817    ordained elder, Genesee Conference

 

Interment: Pine Grove Cemetery, Berwick PA

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1868, 55

 

1813                 Genesee Conference

1813-14           Lycoming

1814-15           Canaan

1815-16           Northumberland

1816-17           Canaan

1817-18           Bridgewater

1818-19           Shamokin

1819-20           Lycoming

1820                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1820-21           Northumberland

1821-22           Juniata

1822                retired

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

 

Note: Israel B. Cook maintained his home in Huntington township, Luzerne County, where his wife was born and raised.  Some sources give that as his birthplace.  He is also reported to have been a member of the Wyoming Conference

 



COOK, JOHN C.

 

Born: c. 1837                                                             married:

Died: 4-22-1862  Carlisle PA                                     obit:

 

1860    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference 

1862    ordained deacon,                                             East Baltimore Conference

 

Interment:

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1863, 31

 

1860-61           Shirleysburg

1861-62           Carlisle

1862                McVeytown [appointed, but took ill before filling the appointment]



 

COOPER, GEORGE WASHINGTON

 

Born: 7-11-1825  Gettysburg PA                               married: Lavinia Beckwith

Died: 1-22-1902                                                          obit: [c.1827 – after 1903]

 

1847    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

1850    ordained deacon, Baltimore Conference

1852    ordained elder, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment:

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1902, 58

 

1848-49           Shippensburg

1849-50           Carlisle

1850-51           Frederick

1851-53           Lewisburg (Va) station

1853-55           Martinsburg

1855-56           Lewistown

1856-57           Hollidaysburg

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Hollidaysburg

1858-60           Baltimore Harford Avenue

1860-62           Baltimore Emory Chapel

1862-63           Waynesboro (first part of year)

                         Baltimore Jefferson Street (second part of year)

1863-66           Baltimore Jefferson Street

1866-68           Frostburg station

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-69           Frostburg station

1869-72           Baltimore Columbia Avenue

1872-74           Washington McKendree

1874-78           superintendent, Winchester District

1878-81           Baltimore Wesley Chapel

1881-84           Baltimore Franklin Street

1884-87           Baltimore Columbia Avenue

1887-92           Westminster

1892-97           Baltimore Mount Vernon

1897                retired

                        1897  Baltimore Bethany (5 months)



 

CRAIG, JOHN F.                               See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



CREIGHTON, ABRAM M.              See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

CREIGHTON, SAMUEL                  See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.

 



CREVELING, SETH A.                    See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

CREVER, BENJAMIN HECK          See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

CREVER, FREDERICK E.               See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

CRONE, LEVI S.                               See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



CROSTHWAITE, MORTIMER P.    See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

CUDDY, JAMES BILLINGSLEY   See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

CULLUM, JEREMIAH WESLEY

 

Born: 2-18-1808  East Baltimore MD                        married: Margaret Blair

Died: 4-30-1886  Baltimore MD                                obit:

                                                                                    married2: Mrs. Esther Bickerton

1832    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference        obit: [d. 6-?-1886]

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1887, 44

 

1832-33           Christiansburg

1833-34           Franklin

1834-35           Huntersville

1835-36           Craig’s Creek mission

1836-37           Monroe

1837-38           Lost River mission

1838-39           South Branch

1839-41           Moorefield

1841-42           Harford

1842-44           Baltimore Sharp Street & Asbury station

1844-45           Baltimore city mission

1845-47           Shrewsbury

1847-48           retired

1848-50           Baltimore Dallas Street

1850-52           Castle Fin

1852-54           Montgomery

1854-56           Boonsboro

1856-59           agent, Maryland State Colonization Society

1859-60           in leave

1860-61           agent, Maryland State Colonization Society

1861                retired

                        1868         transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

                        1870-72  Liberty (beginning in mid-1870)

                        1872-75  Hampstead  

                       

Note: J. Wesley Cullum is sometimes erroneously designated John Wesley Cullum.  The second Mrs. Cullum was the daughter of Rev. Thomas Freeman, “well-known as an active missionary in the city of Baltimore.”



 

CURNS, JAMES                                See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

CURRY, JAMES WILSON

 

Born: 9-25-1831  Huntingdon PA                              married: Elizabeth A. Barndollar

Died: 5-11-1892  Altoona PA                                    obit: [8/5/1837 – 5/11/1889]

 

1855    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

1857    ordained deacon, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Fairview Cemetery, Altoona PA

 

1855-56           Bedford circuit

1856-57           Westernport

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Woodbury

1858                  transfer to Peoria Conference

1858-59           Chillicothe circuit

1859                located

1860                transfer to Western Virginia Conference

1860-62           Brandonville

1862                located

 

Note: James Wilson Curry is reported to have attended Cassville Seminary and graduated from Evanston Theological Seminary in Illinois.  The 1870 census lists him as a merchant in Altoona PA.



 

DASHIELL, JOHN HUTSON

 

Born: 10-11-1821  Salisbury MD                               married: Emily W. Irving

Died: 1-21-1914                                                          obit: [d. 11/27/1866]

 

1852    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Loudon Park, Baltimore MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1914, 63

 

1852-54           Great Falls

1854-56           Hereford

1856-58           Lewisburg (Pa) station

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Lewisburg (Pa) station

1858-60           principal, Williamsport Dickinson Seminary

1860-62           Baltimore Strawbridge

1862-63           Baltimore Emory Chapel (nominal)

1863-64           without appointment

1864-65           principal, Northwest Institute in Baltimore

1865    “withdrew to join M.E. South”

1865-70           *Chatsworth Independent Methodist Church

                        and principal, Northwest Institute in Baltimore

1870                re-admitted to Baltimore Conference

1870-73           Georgetown Dumbarton Avenue

1873-74           Baltimore Madison Avenue

1874-77           Washington McKendree

1877-80           Annapolis First

1880-83           Hagerstown

1883-86           Frederick

1886-91           Washington Fifteenth Street

1891-92           secretary, Methodist Alliance in Washington DC

1892                retired

 

Note: John H. Dashiell is a brother to Robert Laurenson Dashiell of the Baltimore and Newark Conferences who served as president of Dickinson College 1868-72 and whose obituary consequently appears in the 1880 Central Pennsylvania Conference journal, page 65.

 

*In the early 1860’s there was dissension in Baltimore that led to the formation of the Independent Methodist “denomination” of several churches. That association of churches appears to have developed out of the Methodist Episcopal and/or Methodist Protestant Church, but not the M.E. South – and that reference is apparently in error and likely a misunderstanding about the Independent Methodists.  The Northwest Institute [aka Northwestern Institute] is otherwise unknown.



 

DAUGHERTY, BEVERLY WAUGH

 

Born: 1834  Maryland                                                 married:

Died:                                                                           obit:

                                                                                    married2: Mrs. Helen J. Thompson Sawyer

1855    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference                                            obit2:              

 

1855-56           Salem

1856-57           Warm Springs (Va)

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Castle Fin

1858-59           Alto Dale

1859-60           East Harford

1860-61           Lock Haven

1861-62           Frederick

1862-63           West Falls

1863                withdrew

                        transfer” to Methodist Episcopal Church South

                        transfer” to Episcopal Church

1882-87           Winston-Salem NC St. Paul’s

                             1884  ordained in the Episcopal Church, Diocese of North Carolina

1891                Huron OH Christ

 

Note: Beverly Waugh Daugherty is a brother to Thomas Daugherty.  The second Mrs. Daugherty was the widow of a Mr. Cleveland Sawyer, and her papers reside in the manuscript collection of the Perkins Library at Duke University.  

 


 


DAUGHERTY, THOMAS

 

Born: 4-6-1828  Maryland                                          married: Mary _____

Died: 9-15-1885                                                          obit:

                                                                                    married2

1850    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference        obit2: Susan Catherine Rippey

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1886, 38

 

1850-51           Westminster

1851-52           Front Royal

1852-54           South Branch

1854-56           Bellefonte

1856-57           Carlisle Emory Chapel

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Carlisle Emory Chapel

1858-60           Waynesboro

1860-61           Mercersburg

1861                transfer to West Virginia Conference

1861-64           principal, Morgantown Institute

1864                transfer to East Baltimore Conference

1864-66           Hollidaysburg

1866-67           Carlisle Emory Chapel

1867-68           Mechanicsburg

1868                charter member of Central Pennsylvania Conference

1868-69           Mechanicsburg

1869                transfer to Baltimore Conference

1869-70           North Baltimore circuit

1870-73           Baltimore Whatcoat   

1873-75           Baltimore Exeter Street

1875-78           South Baltimore

1878-81           Baltimore Emory

1881-84           Baltimore Jackson Square

1884-86           Baltimore Hanover Street

 

Note: Thomas Daugherty is a brother to Beverly Waugh Daugherty.



 

DAY, GIDEON HOWARD              See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.

 



DEALE, JOHN SUMMERFIELD

 

Born: 9-3-1825  Annapolis MD                                 married:

Died: 4-19-1885  Baltimore MD                                obit:

 

1849    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment:

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1886, 41

 

1849-50           St. Mary

1850-51           Rockville

1851-52           Cumberland

1852-53           Warrenton

1853-55           Shepherdstown

1855-56           Rockville

1856-57           Ryland Chapel station

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Ryland Chapel station

1858-59           Harpers Ferry

1859-60           Williamsport (Md)

1861-63           Hereford

1863-65           principal, Baltimore County Institute

1864-66           North Baltimore

1866-68           Baltimore Harford Avenue

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-69           Baltimore Harford Avenue

1869-70           Baltimore Broadway

1870-74           superintendent, East Baltimore District

1874-76           North Baltimore station

1876-78           Waugh

1878-81           Washington Wesley Chapel

1881-82           Ryland

1882-85           superintendent, Washington District

1885                Baltimore Caroline Street



 

DECKER, ANDREW WILSON       See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



DeMOYER, JOHN AMOS                See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

DILL, HENRY G.                              See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.


 


 

DILL, WILLIAM HENRY                See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



DIXON, JOHN ALEXANDER         See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

DONAHUE, JOHN                           See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.

 



DOSH, JOHN H. C.

 

Born: 4-17-1821  Strasburg VA                                 married: Hannah Brown Tallman

Died: 4-16-1881  Arlington MD                                obit: [9/5/1828 – 3/21/1895]

 

1846    quarterly conference license, Woodstock circuit

1848    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

1850    ordained deacon, Baltimore Conference

1852    ordained elder, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment:

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1882,34

 

1847-48           Franklin circuit

1848-49           Frostburg

1849-50           Concord

1850-51           Lewistown

1851-53           Pine Creek

1853-54           New Liberty

1854-56           Gettysburg

1856-57           Waynesboro station

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Waynesboro station

1858-60           Hollidaysburg

1860-62           Jefferson station

1862-64           Danville

1864-66           York

1866 -68          superintendent, Frederick District

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-69           superintendent, Frederick District

1869-70           superintendent, West Baltimore District

                        agent, Book Depository

                        Baltimore Harford Avenue

                        Hereford

                        Baltimore circuit

                        Arlington

                        Summerfield

 

Note: Mrs. Dosh is the daughter of prominent layman Jeremiah Tallman of the Williamsport Pine Street congregation.



DOWNS, WILFORD

 

Born: 3-12-1827  near Lexington VA                        married: Martha Cornelius

Died: 10-?-1884                                                          obit: [b. 1836]

 

1850    quarterly conference license, Fincastle (Va.) circuit

1851    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment:

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1885, 35

 

1850-51           Fincastle circuit

1851-52           Moorefield

1852-54           Augusta

1854-56           North Baltimore station

1856-57           Altoona

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           Lock Haven

1859-61           Boonsboro

1861-63           Frostburg station

1863-65           Frederick

1865-67           Lewistown

1867-68           Baltimore Jefferson Street

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-69           Baltimore Jefferson Street

1869-72           East Baltimore station

1872-74           Baltimore Strawbridge

1874-78           superintendent, West Baltimore District

1878-81           South Baltimore station

1881-84           Washington Waugh

1884                Baltimore Monroe Street

 

Note: Wilford Downs is the father of Howard F. Downs (1860-1936) of the Baltimore Conference.



 

DRUM, MARTIN L.                          See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

DUNLAP, GEORGE WILSON        See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.

 



DUNLAP, SAMUEL  B.

 

Born: 5-10-1816  Fayette County PA                        married:

Died: 5-14-1861  Baltimore MD                                obit:

 

1838    admitted on trial, Pittsburgh Conference

 

Interment:

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1862,36

 

1837-38           Kingwood (Va) circuit

1838-39           Washington (Pa) circuit

1839-40           Somerset

1840-41           Ligonier

1841-42           Redstone

1842                transfer to Missouri Conference

1842-43           St. Charles

1843-44           Fayette

1844-45           (no appointment)

1845                transfer to Pittsburgh Conference (because of the ME/MES split)

1845-46           Beallsville circuit (last part of the year)

1846-48           Morgantown VA

1848-50           Temperanceville

1850-51           Allegheny City Beaver Street

1851-52           Allegheny City South-Common

1852-54           Steubenville OH

1854-55           (no appointment)

1855                transfer to Baltimore Conference

1855-57           Frostburg

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           Carlisle

1859-61           Baltimore Caroline station

1861

 



DYSON, FRANKLIN            See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



EARNSHAW, WILLIAM                 See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

EGE, OLIVER                                   See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



ELLIOTT, WILLIAM

 

Born:                                                                           married:

Died:                                                                           obit:

 

1859    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference

 

1859-60           Muncy

1860                discontinued at own request



ESKRIDGE, ALFRED AUGUSTUS

 

Born: 3-1-1798  Fairfax County VA                          married:

Died: 1-16-1891  Staunton VA                                  obit:

 

1830    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference M.E. South 1891, 33

 

1830-31           Northumberland

1831-32           xxx, George’s & St. Mary’s

1832-33           Warm Springs

1833-34           Christiansburg

1834-35           Woodstock

1835-36           Washington DC Ebenezer

1836-37           Rocky springs

1837-38           Fincastle

1838-40           Lexington

1840-42           Rockingham

1842-44           Severn

1844-45           Lancaster

1845-47           Winchester

1847-49           Moorefield

1849-50           South Branch

1850-52           on leave

1852-54           Augusta

1854-55           Bladensburg

1856-57           Patapsco station

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           Williamsburg

1859-60           Manor Hill

1860-62           Kishacoquillas

1861-62           Middletown

1862-63           retired

1864                withdrew to join M.E. South



EVANS, WILLIAM WILSON          See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



EWING, JAMES

 

Born: 12-15-1786                                                        married: Prudence Manifold

Died: 9-22-1861  Juniata County PA                         obit:

 

1809    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

1811    ordained deacon, Baltimore Conference

1813    ordained elder, Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1862,35

 

1809-10           Huntingdon

1810-11           Hartford (Monongahela District)

1811-12           Erie

1812-13           Carlisle

1813                Harford (Carlisle District); apparently located and did not serve

1813-33           located

1833-34           Shrewsbury

1834-36           Carlisle

1836-38           Shrewsbury

1838-40           Lycoming

1840-42           Berwick

1842-44           Northumberland

1844-46           Danville

1846-48           Lycoming

1848-50           Sunbury

1850-52           Lewistown

1852-53           on leave

1853                retired

 

Note: James Ewing is the grandfather of Edwin Henry Witman (1855-1919) of the Central Pennsylvania Conference.  Sisters of James Ewing married Baltimore Conference brothers/preachers James Reiley (1784-1841) and Tobias Reiley (1789-1843).  He is part of extended Ewing-Bowman-Reiley-Witman family that produced dozens of Methodist pastors over several generations.  A detailed listing of this family may be found in the Ewing files at the conference archives.



 

EYER, P. FRANKLIN                      See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



FERGUSON, WILLIAM GEORGE See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

FORREST, JOSIAH                          See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

FOSTER, MILTON KIRK                See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

FRANCE, JOSEPH

 

Born: 8-26-1819                                                          married: Susan Strickler

Died: 7-27-1889                                                          obit:

 

1842    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Obit:    Baltimore Conference 1890, 46

 

1842-43           Licking Creek

1843-44           Frederick

1844-45           Carlisle

1845-46           East Harford

1847-48           York station

1848-49           Baltimore Columbia Street

1849-51           Carlisle Emory Chapel

1851-53           Danville

1853-54           Williamsport

1854-57           on leave

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-61           on leave

1861-63           tract agent

1863-64           York

1864-66           Baltimore Harford Avenue

1866-67           superintendent, Baltimore District

                         Baltimore High Street

                         Baltimore Whatcoat

                         Baltimore Union Square

                        Baltimore Caroline Street

1882-85           Washington DC Fourth Street

1885-87           Cumberland Center Street

1887                retired

 

Note: Joseph France is the father of Henry Strickler France (1851-1925) of the Baltimore Conference.



FRYSINGER, WILLIAM MASLIN See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.


FURLONG, HENRY

 

Born: 3-21-1797  Baltimore MD                                married:

Died: 8-29-1874  Baltimore MD                                obit:

 

1816    quarterly conference license, Fells Point

1817    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

1819    ordained deacon, Baltimore Conference

1821    ordained deacon, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1875, 26

 

1816-17          

1817-19           Berkley

1819-20           Loudon

1820-21           Lancaster

1821-22           Short Creek

1822-24           Washington (Pa)

1823-25           Chartiers

1825-26           Redstone

1826-27           Wheeling station

1827-28           Greenfield

1828-29           Montgomery

1829-30           Winchester

1830-32           Baltimore City station

1832-33           Georgetown

1833-35           Loudon

1835-37           Harford

1837-39           East Baltimore station

1839-40           Gettysburg

1840-41           Severn

1841-42           Annapolis

1842-46           superintendent, Huntingdon District

1846-47           Huntingdon

1847-49           Jefferson

1849-50           Berkley

1850-51           Martinsburg station

1851-52           Leesburg

1852-53           Hagerstown

1853-55           Baltimore Sharp Street & Asbury

1855-57           East Baltimore

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Shrewsbury

1858-60           on leave

1860-62           Seaman’s Union Bethel

1862-64           Baltimore Dallas Street

1864                retired

 

Note: Henry Furlong is the father of Henry Bascom Furlong (d. 1853/4) of the Baltimore Conference.



 

GAMBLE, JAMES

 

Born: 2-22-1802  near Carlisle PA                             married: Charity Bailey

Died: 3-10-1890  Hagerstown MD                             obit: [d. 12/14/1832]

                                                                                    married2: Julia Ann Rowe

1828    quarterly conference license,                          obit2: [d. 7/9/1868]

                        Berkeley circuit                                   married3: Maggie R. Dunn

1837    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference        obit3: [d. 1889/90]

 

Interment: Hagerstown MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1890, 53

 

1835-36           Moorfield circuit

1836-37           ?

1837-38           Bath

1838-39           Christiansburg

1840-41           Covington

1841-42           Deerfield

1842-44           Baltimore City mission station

1844-46           East Bedford

1846-47           Monroe

1847-49           Sinnemahoning

1849-50           Luzerne

1850-51           West Clearfield

1851-53           Baltimore City mission station

1853-55           Baltimore Dallas Street

1855-57           mission to colored people, Harford County

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Montour mission

1858-59           Liberty Valley (Pa)

1859-60           on leave

1861                retired

                             1865-73  city missionary, East Baltimore District

 


 

GARDNER, LEONARD MARSDEN

 

Born: 10-10-1831  near Gettysburg PA                     married: Anna M. Rhodes

Died: 2-24-1925  York Springs PA                            obit: [d. 1899]

 

1854    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Sunnyside Cemetery, York Springs PA

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1925, 93

 

1854-55           Mercersburg

1855-56           Frederick

1856-57           Liberty

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           McConnellsburg

1859-61           Hancock

1861-63           Lock Haven station

1863-65           Curwensville

1865-68           Baltimore Exeter Street

1868-70           Baltimore Strawbridge

1870                transfer to Pittsburgh Conference

1870-73           Pittsburgh Liberty Street

1873                transfer to Baltimore Conference

1873-74           Calvert circuit

1874-75           Winchester

1875-76           Frostburg

1876-78           East Baltimore

1878-81           Washington DC Ryland

1881-84           Washington DC Mt. Zion

1884-87           Baltimore Franklin Street

1997-90           Woodberry

1890-02           on leave due to wife’s illness

1902                retired

 

Note:  A copy of Sunset Memories, the autobiography of L.M. Gardner, is on file in the biography section of the conference archives.



 

GEARHART, FRANKLIN               See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

GERE, JOHN AVERY                      See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

GIBSON, ALEXANDER EARLY

 

Born: 9-2-1825                                                            married: Mary Ellen Markey

Died: 1-10-1897                                                          obit: [7/9/1833 – 3/2/1915]

 

Interment: Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Frederick MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1897, 58

 

1848-50           Shrewsbury

1850-51           West Harford

1851-52           East Harford

1852-53           Baltimore City station

1853-55           Frederick

1855-56           Altoona

1856-57           Bedford

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           Cumberland (Md)

1859-61           Carlisle Emory Chapel

1861-63           Williamsport Pine Street

1863-64           East Baltimore

1864-66           Broadway

1866                transfer to Baltimore Conference

                        (the following are not necessarily in order)

                        Baltimore Madison Avenue

                        Baltimore Fayette Street

                        Baltimore Exeter Street

                        Baltimore Grace

                        Strawbridege

                        Whatcoat

                        Harlem Park

                        Laurel

                        Baltimore Fulton Avenue

                        Washington DC Foundry

                        Washington DC Waugh

 

Note: Alexander E. Gibson is the father of Rev. Frank E. Gibson of the Episcopal Church.



 

GIBSOM, ANDREW WIER             See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

GOTWALT, THOMAS D.

 

Born:  New Bloomfield PA                                        married:

Died: 12-3-1863                                                          obit:

 

1852    quarterly conference license

1853    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Lock Haven PA

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1854, 35

 

1852-53           (unknown)

1853-54           Huntingdon

1854-55           Bellefonte

1855-56           Lock Haven

1856-57           West Georgetown & Tennal station

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           Petersburg

1859-61           Muncy

1861-63           Clearfield & Curwensville

1863     Williamsport Second

 



GRAHAM, CAMBRIDGE                See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

GRAY, EDWARD JAMES               See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

GRAY, GEORGE TARRING           See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

GREENLY, THOMAS                      See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



GRIFFITH, THOMAS MILLER

 

Born: 3-23-1834  Honey Brook PA                           married:

Died: 4-8-1898  Philadelphia PA                               obit:

 

1859    admitted on trial, Philadelphia Conference

 

Interment: Mount Moriah Cemetery, Philadelphia PA

Obit: Philadelphia Conference 1899, 80

 

1859-60           Chestnut Hill

1860-61           Churchtown

1861-62           Cornwall

1862                transfer to East Baltimore Conference

1862-64           Carlisle Emory Chapel

1864                transfer to Philadelphia Conference

                        Somerton

                        Philadelphia Fortieth Street

                        Philadelphia Arch Street

                        Harrisburg Ridge Avenue

1872-73           touring the Europe and the Holy Land

                        Reading Covenant

                        Philadelphia Cumberland Street

                        Philadelphia Nineteenth Street

                        Lebanon

                        Mauch Chunk

                        Tamaqua

                        Media

                        Conshohocken

                        Philadelphia Eleventh Street 

                        South Chester

                        Philadelphia Cooper Memorial

 

Note: Thomas M. Griffith attended Dickinson College 1854-58, and that institutions archives has a collection of his papers and artifacts.



 

GUSS, JOHN                                     See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

GUYER, ASBURY WESTON          See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

GUYER, JOHN

 

Born: 2-13-1808  Huntingdon County PA                 married: Eleanor Adlum Green

Died: 12-13-1867                                                        obit: Central Pennsylvania Conference  1910, 124

 

1834    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1868, 50

 

1834-35           Sunbury

1835-36           Northumberland

1836-37           Bath

1837-38           Severn

1838-39           West River

1838-41           Lewisburg (Va) station

1841-42           Augusta

1842-44           Baltimore Columbia Street station

1844-45           Frederick

1845-46           Shepherdstown

1846-47           Danville

1847-49           Williamsport

1849-50           Jersey Shore

1850-52           Lewisburg (Pa) station

1852-54           Patapsco

1854-56           Chambersburg

1856-57           Bellefonte

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Bellefonte

1858-60           Bloomsburg

1860-62           Baltimore High Street station

1862-64           Lewistown station

1864                superintendent, Northumberland District

 

Note: John Guyer had 4 brothers in the Methodist ministry: George Guyer (1812-1891) of the Central Pennsylvania Conference, James Guyer (1817-1846) of the Baltimore Conference, and Simpson Guyer (1821-1893) of the Des Moines Conference, and Asbury Guyer (1832-1899) of the Central Pennsylvania Conference.



 

GUYER, GEORGE                           See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



GWYNN, WILLIAM                        See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

HAGEY, J. CLARKE

 

Born: 3-15-1835  near Martinsburg PA                     married:

Died: 9-22-1888                                                          obit:

 

1857    quarterly conference license, Cassville

1858    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference

1860    ordained deacon,                                             East Baltimore Conference

1862    ordained elder,                                                East Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Ivy Hill Cemetery, Germantown PA

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1889, 65

 

 

1858-59           Concord

1859-60           Mifflin

1860-61           Newport

1861-62           Shippensburg

1862-63           Cumberland Valley Mission

1863-64           Catawissa

1864-65           Muncy

1865-66           Jeansville

1866-67           New Bloomfield

1867-69           Shrewsbury

1869                transfer to Baltimore Conference

1869-72           West Harford

1872-73           East Harford

1874-76           Piedmont

1876-79           Baltimore Caroline Street

1879-82           Washington DC Union

1882-83           Washington DC Grace

1883-86           Washington DC North Capitol

1886-88           faculty, Grant Memorial University in Athens TN



 

HALL, JOHN P.

 

Born:                                                                           married:

Died:                                                                           obit:

 

1854-54           Frostburg

1854-55           Baltimore

1855-56           Fincastle

1856-57           Hereford

1857-59           Boonsboro

1859-60           Catawissa

1860-62           Frederick

1862-63           Westminster (nominal)

1863                withdrew



 

HAMLIN, BENJAMIN BAIRD        See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

HANK, WILLIAM

 

Born: 8-31-1796  Grenbrier County VA [WV]          married: Serena Peale

Died: 3-31-1869  Middleway WV                              obit: [12/3/1802 – 7/9/1870]

 

1820    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1870, 38

 

1820-21           Harrison

1821-22           Monongahela

1822-23           Lewis

1823-24           Bedford

1824-25           Randolph

1825-26           Cross Creek

1826-27           Monongahela

1827-29           Fincastle

1829-31           Rockingham

1831-32           Pendleton

1832-34           Jefferson

1834-36           Calvert

1836-38           Severn

1838-39           Shrewsbury

1839-41           Lancaster

1841-42           Baltimore William Street station

1842-43           West Baltimore

1843-44           Baltimore Whatcoat

1844-46           Baltimore circuit

1847-48           Hereford

1848-49           Montgomery

1849-51           Liberty

1851-53           Westminster

1853-55           Washington DC Foundry & Asbury station

1855-57           Baltimore City Mission

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           Baltimore Dallas Street

1859-61           on leave

1861                retired

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

 

Note: William Hank is the father of Jehu Newman Hank (1827-1899) of the Baltimore Conference ME South and Armeinius Summerfield Hank (1831-1887) of the Baltimore Conference, a brother to Jehu Newman Hank (1801-1880) of the Baltimore Conference ME South, and an uncle to Josiah Dickenson Hank (1835-1909) of the Virginia Conference ME South.



 

HARDEN, WILLIAM                       See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



HARTMAN, ALBERT                      See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

HARTMAN, DANIEL                      See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

HARTSOCK, SAMUEL MITCHELL

 

Born: 11-23-1838  near Elmira NY                                                    married:

Died: 3-18-1908                                                          obit:

 

1857    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1908,77

 

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Penn’s Valley

1858-59           Bellefonte

1859-60           Boonsboro

1860-62           Frostburg

1862-63           Greencastle

1863-65           Warrior’s Mark

1865-66           Port Matilda

1866-68           Mount Marion

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-69           Jackson Square

1869-71           Middleton

1871-73           Washington DC Union

1873-75           Baltimore High Street

1875-78           Baltimore Emory

1879-81           Baltimore Franklin Street

1881-84           Washington DC Hamline

1884-87           Baltimore Eutaw Street

1887-92           Union Square

1892-94           Hagerstown St. Paul’s

1894-99           Washington DC Ryland

1899-04           Douglass Memorial

1904-05           Chatsworth

1905-08           Laurel



 

HASLUP, REZIN C.

 

Born: 9-30-1840  Baltimore MD                                married: Mary J. Sadler

Died: 6-2-1874                                                            obit:

 

1859    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1875, 34

 

1859-60           Hancock

1860-61           Allegany

1861-63           West Harford

1863-64           East Harford

1864-66           Emmitsburg

1866-67           North Baltimore circuit

                        Piedmont

                        Govanstown

                        East Baltimore station

 



HAUGHAWOUT, JOHN W.             See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

HEDGES, JOHN W.

 

Born: 7-2-1818  Hedgesville WV                              married: Marry Clark Lightner

Died: 4-27-1907  Baltimore MD                                obit:

 

1845    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1908, 76

 

1845-46           Springfield

1846-47           Franklin

1847-49           Greenbrier mission

1849-50           Rockingham

1850-52           agent, Wesley Female Institute In Wilmington DE

1852-54           Ryland Chapel station

1854-55           Lexington

1855-56           Rockbridge

1856-57           Baltimore Jefferson Street

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Baltimore Jefferson Street

1858-60           Baltimore Emory

1860-62           Lewisburg

1862-64           Shrewsbury

1864-66           Baltimore Caroline Street

1866-68           Jackson Square

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-70           Westminster

1870-73           Baltimore Franklin Street

1873-75           Annapolis

1875-77           Washington DC Fourth Street

1877-82           Sunday School and Tract Society

1883-87           on leave

1887-88           Calvert

1888-90           Great Falls

1890-92           Savage & Guilford

1892-93           South Baltimore mission

1893-94           Homestead

1894                retired



 

HERRON, LEVIN DORMAN

 

Born: 10-20-1824  Salisbury MD                               married: Sally Priscilla Belt

Died: 4-4-1897                                                            obit: [c1835 – 1875]

 

1853    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1898, 65

 

1853-54           Hereford

1854-55           Patapsco

1855-57           Montgomery

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           West Falls

1859-61           Emmitsburg

1861-62           Hancock

1862-64           Middletown

1864-65           Westernport

1865-68           Long Green

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-69           Darlington

1869-77           on leave

1877-80           Pendleton

1880                retired



 

HESSER, WILLIAM CHARLES     See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

HEYDE, GEORGE WATSON

 

Born: 1-2-1835  Cumberland County PA                   married:

Died: 1-20-1913  Parkton MD                                    obit:

 

1858    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference

 

Interment: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Frederick MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1913, 69

 

1858-59           Shirleysburg

1859-60           York Springs

1860-62           Liberty

1862-63           Mercersburg station

1863-65           Hagerstown

1865-67           Havre de Grace

1867-68           Hollidaysburg

1868                charter member of Central Pennsylvania Conference

1868-69           Hollidaysburg

1869                transfer to Baltimore Conference

1869-71           Hancock

1871-74           Patapsco

1874-75           Woodberry

1875-76           Baltimore Hanover Street

1876-79           Summerfield

1879-81           Washington DC Twelfth Street

1881-84           Annapolis Wesley Chapel

1884-87           Westminster

1887-88           Great Falls

1888-11           chaplain, Seamen’s Union Bethel

1911                retired



 

HICKS, WILLIAM W.

 

Born:                                                                           married:

Died:                                                                           obit:

 

1857-58           West Harford

1858-60           Great Falls

1860-62           Havre de Grace station

1862-64           missionary to India

1864-65           Bellefonte

1865-66           Frederick

1866                withdrew


 

HILDEBRAND, JOSIAH

 

Born:                                                                           6-16-1816Lewistown PAmarried: Frances S. Dorsey

Died:                                                                           8-5-1892Des Moines IAobit:

 

1852    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Winterset City Cemetery, Winterset IA

Obit: on file in the conference archives

 

1852-53        ?
1853-55        Greenbank
1855-56        Lewisburg circuit
1856-57        Hampstead
1857              charter member of the East Baltimore Conference
1857-58        Hampstead
1858-59        Allegany
1859              transfer to Illinois Conference
                      reportedly served in the Illinois Conference until locating about 1884

 

Note: There was a Josiah Hildebrand in Western Pennsylvania in the 1840's (Brockaway 1844, Cambridge Springs 1848-49, etc.), but it is unknown whether this is the same man.  It is possible that this Josiah Hildebrand may have initially joined another Conference about 1842.


 

HILDT, GEORGE

 

Born: 2-6-1803  Baltimore MD                                  married: Harriet _____

Died: 3-7-1882  Baltimore MD                                  obit: [c1803 – 2/14/1838]

                                                                                    married2: Eliza Welch

1826    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference        obit2: Baltimore Conference 1879, 74

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1882, 37

 

1826-27           Northumberland

1827-28           Gettysburg

1828-29           Hagerstown

1829-30           Liberty

1830-31           Baltimore City station

1831-33           Washington DC Foundry

1833-35           Staunton

1835-37           Chambersburg

1838-38           Harper’s Ferry

1838-39           Alexandria

1839-40           Washington DC Ebenezer

1840-41           West River

1841-45           superintendent, Northumberland District

1845-47           Baltimore City station

1847-49           Baltimore Caroline station

1849-51           East Harford

1851-55           superintendent, Winchester District

1855-57           McKendree station

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           North Baltimore

1859-61           East Baltimore

1861-65           on leave

1865                retired

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference



HINKLE, RICHARD                         See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



HOUCK, WILLIAM A.                     See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

HOWE, WESLEY                              See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

HUNTER, JAMES                             See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

ISENBERG, DAVID A.

 

Born: 10-20-1836  near Alexandria PA                     married:

Died: 3-25-1866                                                          obit:

 

1859    quarterly conference license, Rainsburg charge

1860    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference

 

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1867, 46

 

1860-61           Frederick

1861-62           Hampstead

1862-63           Muncy

1863-64           Gettysburg

1864-65           New Bloomfield

1865-66           Shirleysburg

1866-67           on leave

1867                died



 

JAMISON, ENOCH G.

 

Born: 1820                                                                  married: Mary S. Eakin

Died: 12-10-1880  VA                                                obit: [1828 – 1845]

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference ME South 1881, 31

 

1841-43           Covington

1842-43           Lewisburg

1843-44           New Castle

1844-45           Floyd

1845-46           Deerfield

1846-47           Sweet Springs

1847-48           New Castle

1848-50           Highland

1850-52           Huntersville

1852-54           Monroe

1854-56           Lost River

1856-57           Pleasant Grove

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Pleasant Grove

1858-59           Coalmont 

1859-62           on leave

1861                transfer to Baltimore Conference



 

JOHN, DAVID CLARK                    See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

KALBFUS, DAVID CHARLES

 

Born: 1807                                                                  married: Mary Ann Bowman

Died: 5-10-1882                                                          obit: [c1814 – c1859]

                                                                                    married2: Lavinia Elizabeth Beall

                                                            obit2: Cincinnati Conference 1909,301

 

Obit: Cincinnati Conference 1882, 10

 

1826-27           Rockingham

1827-28           Calvert

1828-29           Northumberland

1829-30           Lycoming

1830-31           Fairfax

1831-32           Prince George & St. Mary

1832-34           Severn

1834-35           Loudon

1835-36           York

1836-38           Northumberland

1838-40           Berwick

1840                located

1860                readmitted to East Baltimore Conference

1860-61           Pleasant Grove

1861-62           Clear Spring

1862-64           Westernport

1864-65            Middletown

1865-66           transfer to Cincinnati Conference

 

Note D. Charles Kalbfus is the father of Charles Henry Kalbfus (1834-1911) of the Cincinnati Conference.



KEITH, WILLIAM H.                       See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

KELLEY, REUBEN E.                      See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

KEPLER, SAMUEL

 

Born: 11-5-1804                                                          married:

Died: 8-1-1884                                                            obit:

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference ME South 1885, 32

 

1827-28           Hagerstown

1828-29           Great Falls

1829-30           Gettysburg

1830-31           Washington DC Foundry

1831-32           Westmoreland

1832-34           Winchester station

1834-35           Lewistown

1835-37           Union, Philadelphia Conference

1837-39           Leesburg

1839-41           East Baltimore

1841-42           West River

1842-43           Carlisle

1843-45           Loudon

1845-47           East Baltimore station

1847-48           Great Falls

1848-50           Winchester station

1850-51           Harper’s Ferry

1851-54           on leave

1854-55           Lexington

1855-56           Lexington station

1856-57           Cumberland station

1857-59           Williamsport station

1859-61           Lewistown

1861-63           Bedford

1863-64           McConnellsburg

1864                withdrew to join M.E. South



 

KESTER, AARON M.                       See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

KING, BARTHOLOMEW PETER   See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

KING, JOSEPH REEDER                 See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

KINSEY, EDWARD

 

Born: 3-21-1829  near Triadelphia MD                     married: Martha C. Wells

Died: 9-12-1877  Keyser WV                                    obit:

 

1853    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: near Keyser WV

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1878, 39

 

1853-54           Bladenburg

1854-55           Great Falls

1855-56           Hereford

1856-58           East Harford

1858-59           Baltimore Strawbridge

1859-61           Hanover

1861-63           Baltimore Whatcoat

1863-66           West Harford

1866-67            Cumberland



 

KIRBY, EDMUND WESLEY          See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



KITCHIN, CHARLES HENRY.

 

Born: 1837                                                                  married:

Died: 5-26-1863                                                          obit:

 

1860    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference 

 

Interment:

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1864, 36

 

1860-61           New Washington

1861-62           New Grenada

1862-63           Glen  Hope

1863                Newberry

 

Note: This surname is also rendered KITCHEN.



LANGLEY, JOHN WILLIAM          See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

LANTZ, J. MAX                                See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

LARKIN, JACOB.

 

Born: 1-24-1792  Frederick County MD                    married: Louisa Diamond

Died: 3-29-1857  Baltimore MD                                obit: Baltimore Conference 1881, 75

 

1819    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

1821    ordained deacon, Baltimore Conference

1823    ordained elder, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Mount Oliver Cemetery, Baltimore MD

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1858, 20

 

1819-20           Aughwick circuit

1820-21           Calvert circuit

1821-22           Fell’s Point

1822-23           Bedford circuit

1823-24           York station

 

1853                on leave



 

LECKIE, JOHN W.                            See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

LEE, JOSEPH S.                                See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

LEIDY, GEORGE                             See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

LINN, HUGH

 

Born: 11-18-1832  Huntingdon County PA               married: Carrie Freight

Died: 5-26-1894  Shelby IA                                       obit: [b. 1845]

 

Obit: Des Moines Conference 1894, 234

 

1857-58           Allegany

1858-59           Cassville

1859-60           New Washington

1860-62           Bedford

1861-62           McConnellsburg

1862-63           Bellefonte

1863-66           Glen Hope

1866-68           Hampstead

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-69           Hampstead

 

Note: This surname is also rendered LYNN.  Mrs. Linn’s maiden name is also given as FEIGHT.



 

LLOYD, JOHN ZACHARIAS          See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



LYNN             see LINN

 



MACARTNEY, FRANCIS

 

Born: 1-11-1803  Ireland                                            married: Catharine _____

Died: 10-7-1874                                                          obit: Baltimore Conference 1881, 76

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1874, 30

 

1823-24           Huntingdon

1824-25           Northumberland

1825-26           Lycoming

1826-28           Lancaster

1828-30           Stafford

1830-32           Winchester

1832-34           Loudon

1834-35           Baltimore City station

1835-37           Lancaster

1837-39           Bladensburg

1839-41           Calvert

1841-43           Alexandria station

1843-45           Leesburg

1845-47           Bladensburg

1847-49           Baltimore circuit

1849-51           South Baltimore station

1851-53           East Baltimore

1853-55           Liberty

1855-57           West Harford

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           Hereford

1859-60           Mechanicsburg station

1860-62           North Baltimore

1862-64           Great Falls

1864-66           East Harford

1866-67           Hereford

1867-68           Baltimore Whatcoat

 

Note: A biographical sketch of Francis Macartney is given in Armstrong’s History of the Old Baltimore Conference, page 413. 



 

MACLAY, ROBERT SAMUEL

 

Born: 2-7-1824                                                            married: Henrietta Caroline Sperry

Died: 8-18-1907                                                          obit:

                                                                                    married2: Sarah Ann Barr

                                                            obit2:  Southern California Conference 1904, 73

 

 

Obit: Pacific Japanese Mission Conference 1907,33

         Southern California Conference 1907,72

 

1846-48           Gettysburg

1848                missionary to China

 

Note: Five Macaly brothers from the Concord church went on to ministerial prominence.  Robert Maclay is a brother to John Maclay (c1820-?) California Conference, Charles Maclay (1822-1890) of the Southern California Conference, Alexander Maclay (c1823-?) of the Baltimore Conference [and local pastor in the California Conference), and William Maclay (1826-1879) of the California Conference.



MALLALIEU, RICHARD                See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

MANN, JOHN BARRET                   See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.      



MARLATT, ARCHIBALD GIFFORD

 

Born: 1829  Warren County NJ                                  married:

Died: 1-2-1865  Mechanicsburg PA                           obit:

 

1851    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

1853    ordained deacon, Baltimore Confrence

1858    ordained elder,                                                East Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1865,44

 

1851-52           Carlisle

1852-53           Lock Haven

1853-54           on leave

1854                located

                            1854-56  faculty,  Male Literary Institute in Washington DC

                            1856-58  principal, Irving Female College in Mechanicsburg

1858                readmitted

1858-65           principal, Irving Female College in Mechanicsburg

1865                died



 

MARSH, JOHN HENRY

 

Born: 11-17-1838  Baltimore MD                              married: Sarah E. Kirk

Died: 11-13-1921  Fallston MD                                 obit:

 

1859    quarterly conference license, North Baltimore station

1864    admitted on trial, East Baltimore Conference: recommended by Mercersburg

 

Interment: Druid Ridge Cemetery, Pikesville MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1922, 234

 

1859-64           schoolteacher and irregular supply, St. Mary’s circuit

1864-65           Mercersburg

1865-66           Westernport

1866-67           Westminster

1867-68           North Baltimore

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-71           Long Green

1871-74           Bunker Hill

1874-75           Harper’s Ferry

1875-76           Bloomington

1876-79           Frostburg

1879-81           Middletown

1881-84           Aberdeen

1884-87           West Harford

1887-89           New Windsor

1889-90

1890-92           Ellicott City

1892-95           Long Green

1895-98           Liberty

1898-02           Laytonsville

1902-04           Harper’s Ferry

1904                retired

 

Note: John Henry Marsh is the uncle of John Tolley Marsh (1864-1935) of the Baltimore Conference.



MAXWELL, WILLIAM HENRY

 

Born: 2-6-1830  Chambersburg PA                            married:

Died: 3-28-1866  Chambersburg PA                          obit:

 

1861    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference

 

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1867, 45

 

1861-62           Cumberland Valley mission

1862-63           Carlisle circuit

1863-64           McVeytown

1864-65           Concord

1865-66           Carlisle circuit

1866-67           on leave



McCLOSKY, DAVID BYRON        See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



McCLURE, THOMAS F.                   See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



McCORD, JAMES H.                        See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



McGARRAH, JAMES H.                  See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



McKEE, WILLIAM A.                      See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



McKEEHAN, JOSEPH G.                 See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



McKINDLESS, J.A.                           See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



McMURRAY, JACOB SNYDER     See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

MELICK, JUSTUS A.                        See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

MEMINGER, WILLIAM MCKEAN See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

MENDENHALL, HENRY S.            See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

MILLER, ALEXANDER R.              See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.

 



MILLER, JOHN

 

Born: 12-23-1794  Huntingdon County PA               married:

Died: 10-10-1878  Westminster MD                          obit:

 

1819    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1879,43

 

1819-20           Greenbrier

1820-21           Rockingham

1821-22           Allegany

1822-23           Jefferson

1823-24           Pendleton

1824-25           on leave

1825-27           South Branch

1827                located

1832                readmitted

1832-34           Fincastle

1834-35           Lexington

1835-36           Winchester station

1836-37           Baltimore City station

1837-41           superintendent, Northumberland

1841-42           West Baltimore

1842-44           Baltimore Fayette Street

1844-46           West River

1846-50           superintendent, Huntingdon District

1851-52           Baltimore City station

1852-53           on leave

1853-55           Frederick City

1855-56           Hillsboro

1856-57           Jefferson

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           Westminster

1859-61            on leave

1861                retired

 

Note: A biographical sketch of John Miller is given in Armstrong’s History of the Old Baltimore Conference, page 422. 



 

MILLS, FRANCIS  M.

 

Born: 8-5-1810  Williamsburg VA                            married:

Died: 3-10-1900  Neosho MO                                    obit:

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference ME South 1900, 65

 

1832-33           St Mary’s

1833-34           Hagerstown station

1834-35           Carlisle

1835-36           Frederick

1836-38           Franklin

1838-40           Waynesboro

1840-42           Allegany

1842-44           Bellefonte

1844-45           Berwick

1845-46           Patapsco

1846-47           East Baltimore station (moved to Milwaukee* in mid-year)

1847-48           Milwaukee WI

1848                transfer to Rock River Conference

1848-49           apparently no appointment for health reasons

1849                transfer to Baltimore Conference

1849-57           on leave

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-1864      on leave

1864                withdrew to join M.E. South

*This was an “exchange” with William M.D. Ryan, later of the Central Pennsylvania Conference.

 

Note: A biographical sketch of Francis M. Mills is given in Armstrong’s History of the Old Baltimore Conference, page 423. 

 



MILLS, WILLIAM ROBERT           See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

MITCHELL, THOMPSON                See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

MONROE, DAVID SOLOMON      See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.

 



MONROE, WILLIAM M.

 

Born: 9-8-1783  Boonsboro MD                                married:

Died: 5-29-1871  Boonsboro MD                               obit:

 

1810    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1872, 43

 

1810-11           Littleton

1811-12           Huntingdon

1812-13           Greenfield

1813-14           Randolph

1814-15           Redstone

1815-16           East Wheeling

1816-17           Monongahela & Randolph

1817-18           Rockingham

1818-19           Allegany

1819-20           Washington DC Ebenezer

1820-21           Chambersburg

1821-23           Winchester

1823-24           Stafford

1824-26           Rockingham

1826-28           Staunton

1828-30           Berkley

1830-32           Jefferson

1832-34           Berkley

1834-35           South Branch

1835-37           Hillsboro

1837-38           on leave

1838-39           retired

1839-41           Boonsboro

1841-42           Codorus mission

1842-43           on leave

1843-44           Mercersburg

1844-45           Waynesboro

1845-46           Greencastle

1846                retired

                             1857  charter member of East Baltimore Conference

                             1868  transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

 

Note: William Monroe is the brother of local pastor John Monroe (1772-1862) of Indiana.



 

MONTGOMERY, JACOB                See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.


 

MOORE, J. DUEY

 

Born: 10-19-1839  Carlisle PA                                   married: Mary A. Miller

Died: 2-13-1906                                                          obit:

 

1863    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1906, 61

 

1863-64           Middletown

1864-65           Allegany & Pleasant Grove

1865-67           West Falls

1867-68           Mechanicstown [Thurmont] - Emmitsburg

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-70           Mechanicstown [Thurmont] - Emmitsburg

1879-73           Sandy Springs

1873-73           Washington DC Gorsuch

1876-78           Baltimore Hanover Street

1878-81           West Harford

1881-82           Deer Creek

1882-83           Harper’s Ferry

1883                retired

 

Note: J. Duey Moore is a brother to J. Patton Moore.

 



MOORE, JAMES G.

 

Born: 7-9-1834  Lawrence County IN                       married: Caroline A. Sadler

Died: 7-8-1875  Baltimore County MD                     obit:

 

1859    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1876, 39

 

1859-60           Westminster

1860-61           Cassville

1861-62           Bedford

1862-63           Philipsburg

1863-64           York Springs

1864-65           Shrewsbury

1865-67           Shippensburg

1867-68           Newville & Rehoboth

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

                        East Harford

                        Great Falls

                        Summerfield



MOORE, JOSEPH PATTON             See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

MOOREHEAD, JOHN                      See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

MULLIN, JAMES                              See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.


 

MUNROE, JOHN A.

 

Born: 6-15-1835  Annapolis MD                               married:

Died: 10-30-1897  Newark NJ                                   obit:

 

1859    admitted on trial, recommended by Baltimore Hancock Street

 

Obit: Newark Conference 1898, 74

 

1856-59           faculty, Pennington Seminary in Pennington NJ

1859-60           faculty, Baltimore Female College

1860-62           principal, Annapolis Institute

1862-68           principal, Westminster Institute

1868-73           principal, Passaic Institute in Passaic NJ

1873                “transfer” to Newark Conference

                        Clinton Avenue

                        Port Jervis

                        Patterson

                        Jersey City

                        Hackettstown

                        Bloomfield

                        Meridan

 

Note: John A. Munroe is the son of Jonathan Munroe.  This surname is also rendered MONROE and the birth date is also given as  6/15/1834 and 1/15/1835.  Dickinson College lists him as JAMES ANDREW MUNROE. His teaching field was mathematics.



 

MUNROE, JONATHAN

 

Born: 6-11-1801  Annapolis MD                               married:

Died: 12-4-1869  Westminster MD                            obit:

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1870, 41

 

1825-26           Allegany

1826-27           Concord

1827-28           Shamokin

1828-29           Lewistown

1829-30           Concord

1830-31           Gettysburg

1831-33           Shrewsbury

1833-35           Patapsco

1835-37           Calvert

1837-39           Lewistown

1839-41           Warrior’s Mark

1841-43           Huntingdon

1843-45           Bedford

1845-47           Westminster

1847-49           Liberty

1849-50           Montgomery

1850-52           Gettysburg

1852-54           Carlisle

1854-56           Mercersburg

1856-57           East Harford

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           East Harford

1858-59           Great Falls

1859-61           Hereford

1861-63           Westminster

1863-64           Emmitsburg

1864                retired

1868                 transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

 

Note: Jonathan Munroe is the father of John A. Munroe.  This surname is also rendered MONROE.  A biographical sketch is given in Armstrong’s History of the Old Baltimore Conference, page 425. 



NORCROSS, WILLIAM H.              See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

NORRIS, RICHARD

 

Born: 3-25-1835  Richmond VA                                married: Sarah Amanda Baker

Died: 4-13-1897  Baltimore MD                                obit:

 

1855    quarterly conference license, Baltimore Fayette Street

1855    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Greenmount Cemetery, Baltimore MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1898, 54

 

1855-56           Berkley

1856-57           Bloomfield

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Carlisle

1858-60           Baltimore Caroline Street station

1860-61           Baltimore Emory

1861-62           Waynesboro

1862-64           Havre de Grace

1864-67           Baltimore Jefferson Street

1867-68           North Baltimore station

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-70           North Baltimore station

1870-73           Jackson Square

1873-76           Waugh

1876-79           Georgetown

1879-82           Madison Square

1882-84           Ryland

1884-87           Wesley Chapel

1887-92           Cumberland Center Street

1892-97           Harford Avenue



 

OCKERMAN, JOHN F.                    See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

OLEWINE, JOHN WESLEY            See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

OWEN, JOHN W.

 

Born: 12-26-1830  Clearfield County PA                  married: Lavina C. Korb

Died: 6-13-1885  Kittanning PA                                obit:

 

1859    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference 

1862    ordained,                                             East Baltimore Conference :Allegheny Conference of the United Brethren Church

 

Interment: Kittanning Cemetery, Kittanning PA

 

 

1859-60           Penns Valley

1860                “transfer” to Allegheny Conference of the United Brethren Church

1860-61           Wilmore

1861-63           Knoxdale

1863-65           Mahoning

1865-70           located for health reasons

1870                honorable discharge

 

Note: In 1866, John W. Owen moved to Kittanning where he practiced dentistry, operated a store, and engaged in other business pursuits.  He bcame an active layman in the local Methodist Protestant church.  There is a biographical sketch of John W. Owen in the biographical files.



PARDOE, HILES C.                          See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

PARRISH, DANIEL H.

 

Born:                                                                           married:

Died:                                                                           obit:

 

1856-57           Great Falls

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Great Falls

1858-59           West Harford

1859-60           Hereford

1860-62           Hampstead

1862-64           North Baltimore

1864    located

 

Note: In 1865, a Daniel H. Parrish was pastor of the First Congregational Methodist Church in Washington DC.  In 1870, a Daniel H. Parrish was practicing dentistry in Baltimore MD.



 

PITCHER, EDWIN FRANK

 

Born: 2-14-1846                                                          married: Maria C. Gleim

Died: 5-18-1876                                                          obit: Philadelphia Conference 1885, 77

 

1864    admitted on trial, East Baltimore Conference: recommended by Shippensburg

 

Interment:

Obit: Philadelphia Conference 1877, 69

 

1864-65           Carlisle circuit

1865-66           York Springs

1866                no longer listed

 



PITCHER, WILLIAM H.

 

Born: 11-25-1824 Anne Arundel County MD           married:

Died: 12-25-1893                                                        obit: [d. 1892]

 

1846    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference: recommended by Severn

 

Interment:

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1894, 48

 

1846-47           Charles

1847-48           Baltimore Fayette Street

1848-50           Ryland Chapel

1850-52           Hagerstown

1852-57           on leave

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           Baltimore Exeter Street

1859-61           on leave

1861                retired

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

 



POLSGROVE, JOHN B.                   See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

PORTER, JAMES FRANKLIN

 

Born: 9-25-1833  Danville PA                                   married:

Died: 7-11-1866                                                          obit:

 

1853    quarterly conference license, Milton

1854    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Milton Cemetery, Milton PA

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1867, 47

 

1854-55           Covington

1855-56           Patuxent

1856-57           Summerfield

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Coalmont

1858-59           Montoursville

1859-61           Bloomingdale

1861-62           Berwick

1862-63           York Springs

1863-66           Shamokin & Trevorton

1866-67           Jeanesville

 

Note:  J. Franklin Porter is the preferred usage.  Patuxent is a short-lived appointment.  The Patuxent River, the longest river entirely within Maryland, begins west of Baltimore, flows between Baltimore and Washington, and empties into the Chesapeake Bay.



 

POTT, ROBERT  R.

 

Born:                                                                           married:

Died: 3-31-1865                                                          obit:

 

1860    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference

 

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1866,38

 

1860-61           Catawissa

1861-62           Orangeville

1862-63           Castle Fin

1863-64           Newport

1864-65           Penn’s Valley

1865-66           private, US Army

1866                killed at Petersburg VA

 



PRICE, JOB ASBURY

 

Born: 11-9-1832  Potter’s Mills PA                           married: Catharine Andrews

Died: 1-31-1910  Washington DC                             obit:

 

1855    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

1857    ordained deacon, Baltimore Conference

1859    ordained elder,                                                East Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1910, 70

 

1854-55           Newport circuit

1855-56           Castle Fin

1856-57           Concord

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Mifflin

1858-60           White Haven

1860-62           Northumberland

1862-64           Mechanicsburg station

1864-67           Huntingdon

1867-68           Bloomsburg

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-70           Baltimore Exeter Street

1870-71           Broadway

1871-74           Frederick

1874-76           Union Square

1876-78           Whatcoat

1878-84           superintendent, West Baltimore District

1884-87           Hamline

1887-90           Waugh

1890-93           Ryland

1893-96           Jefferson Street

1896-00           Martinsburg

1900-02           Westminster

1902-04           Canton Street

1904                retired

 



PRICE, SAMUEL WESLEY

 

Born: 12-19-1833  Mifflin County PA                       married:

Died: 1-8-1866                                                            obit:

 

1853    quarterly conference license, McVeytown charge

1853    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: family burying ground, McVeytown PA

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1866, 40

 

1853-54           York Springs

1854-55           Carlisle circuit

1855-56           Coalmont

1856-57           Newville

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Green Village

1858-60           Hampstead

1860-62           Jersey Shore station

1862-63           Espy & Light Street

1863-65           Baltimore Strawbridge

1865-66           Williamsport Pine Street

 

Note: S. Wesley Price is the preferred usage.



 

REESE, AQUILA ASBURY.

 

Born: 12-30-1812  Baltimore MD                              married: Anna Burnett

Died: 3-7-1878                                                            obit: [c1811 – 2/5/1892]

 

1833    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1879, 45

 

1833-34           Fairfax

1834-35           Stafford

1855-56           Christiansburg

1836-37           Rock Creek

1837-38           on leave

                             Whatcoat

1838-39           Harford

1839-41           Great Falls

1841-43           Frederick station

1843-45           Boonsboro

1845-47           Patapsco station

1847-49           Baltimore Fayette Street

1849-50           Baltimore City station

1850-54           superintendent, Rockingham District

1854-58           superintendent, Carlisle District

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           superintendent, Carlisle District

1858-59           Carlisle Emory Chapel

1859-61           Baltimore Exeter Street

1861-63           East Baltimore

1863-77           chaplain, US Army

 

Note: Aquila Asbury Reese is the brother of Philip B. Reese and Thomas M. Reese, and the son of John Lee Reese, a prominent local preacher of the Baltimore Conference for over 40 years.



 

REESE, PHILIP B.

 

Born: 9-30-1811  Harford County MD                      married: Mrs. Ellen Fish

Died: 2-7-1880                                                            obit:

 

1839    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1880, 41

 

1839-41           Chickamuxena mission

1841-42           Floyd

1842-43           Covington

1843-44           East Baltimore station

1844-45           North Baltimore

1845-46           Lock Haven

1846-47           Northumberland

1847-49           Danville station

1849-51           Berwick

1851-53           Milton

1853-54           Jersey Shore

1854-56           East Harford

1856-57           Great Falls

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Great Falls

1858-60           Chambersburg station

1860-61           Mifflin

1861-63           Emmitsburg

1863-65           Baltimore Whatcoat

1865-68           on leave

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-69           Mt. Vernon

1869-71           East Baltimore circuit

1871-72           Wesleyan Home Mission

1872-73           Patterson Chapel

1873-74           Harper’s Ferry

1874-77           Lonaconing

1877-78           Catonsville and Mt. Olivet

1878-79           Fort Avenue

1879-80           Harford

a The Chickamuxen creek in southern of Maryland flows into the Potomac River south of Washington DC.  The appointment was short-lived in the Baltimore Conference, but an enduring M.E. South congregation exists there today.

 

Note:  Philip B. Reese is the brother of Aquila Asbury Reese and Thomas M. Reese, and the son of John Lee Reese, a prominent local preacher of the Baltimore Conference for over 40 years.



 

REESE, THOMAS McCLEARY      See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

REID, BURGESS GEORGE WASHINGTON.

 

Born: 1-31-1830  Montgomery County MD              married: Margaret Morrison

Died: 9-6-1909                                                            obit:

                                                                                    married2: Mrs. Isabella Pennington

1856    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference        obit2:

1858    ordained deacon,                                             East Baltimore Conference

1860    ordained elder,                                                East Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1910, 73

 

1856-57           Hancock

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Frederick

1858-59           Boonsboro

1859-60           Frostburg

1860-61           Rainsburg

1861-62           Allegany

1863-64           Liberty

1864-67           Baltimore Harford Avenue

1867-68           Bedford

1868                charter member of Central Pennsylvania Conference

1868-69           Bedford

1869                transfer to Baltimore Conference

1869-71           Winchester

1871-74           Baltimore Hanover Street

1874-77           Hagerstown

1877-79           Washington DC Fourth Street

1879-82           Baltimore Jefferson Street

1882-85           Baltimore Caroline Street

1885-86           Reisterstown

1886-89           East Harford

1889-93           Baltimore Emory

1893-94           on leave

1894-98           North Avenue

1898-00           North Capitol

1900                retired

 



REILEY, ASBURY ROBERTS

 

Born: 4-9-1829  Libertytown MD                              married: Julia A. Lowe

Died: 1-12-1908  Cumberland MD                            obit:

 

1853    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Rose Hill Cemetery, Cumberland MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1908, 68

 

1852-53           Highland circuit

1853-54           Castle Fin

1854-55           East Harford

1855-56           Shrewsbury

1856-57           Coalmont

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           Portage

1858-59           Shippen [Emporium]

1859-60           Clinton

1860-62           Bloomsburg

1862-64           Northumberland

1864-66           Baltimore Emory

1866-68           Baltimore Caroline Street

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-69           Baltimore Caroline Street

1869-72           Cumberland Centre Street

1872-83           Martinsburg WV

1873                transfer to Pittsburgh Conference

1873-75           Pittsburgh Liberty Street

1875                transfer to West Virginia Conference

1875-77           Parkersburg

1877-79           Wheeling Thompson

1879                transfer to Baltimore Conference

1879-81           Bentley Springs

1881-84           Highland Avenue

1884-86           Long Green

1886-89           Baltimore Caroline Street

1889-91           Washington DC Grace

1891-92           Piedmont WV

1892-97           Towson

1897-00           Cumberland Kingsley

1900                retired

 

Note: Asbury Roberts Reiley is the son of James Reiley (1784-1841) of the Baltimore Conference, is the brother of J. McKendree Reiley of the Central Pennsylvania Conference.  The compete Reiley relations are given on the Williams McKendree Reiley page of the Central Pennsylvania Conference (Methodist) file.



 

REILEY, JAMES McKENDREE      See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

RESCORL, PHILIP

 

Born: 1801  Cornwall, England                                  married:

Died: 8-22-1862  Waynesboro PA                             obit:

 

1832    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1863,30

 

1832-34           South Branch

1834-35           Harrisonburg

1835-36           Woodstock

1836-38           Baltimore Sharp Street & Asbury station

1838-39           Huntingdon

1839-40           retired

1840-42           Baltimore City mission station

1842-44           Havre de Grace

1844-46           Warrenton

1846-47           Westmoreland

1847-48           Salem

1848-50           Christiansburg

1850-52           Churchville

1852-54           South Branch

1854-56           Harper’s Ferry station

1856-57           Baltimore Asbury & Orchard Street

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           on leave

1858-60           Milton station

1860-61           Waynesboro

1861                retired

 

Note: A biographical sketch of Philip Rescorl is given in Armstrong’s History of the Old Baltimore Conference, page 443,


 

RICHARDS, THOMAS T.S.

 

Born: 9-13-1834  Baltimore MD                                married:

Died: 12-26-1869  Baltimore County MD                 obit:

 

1864    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference : recommended by Hereford

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1870, 43

 

 

1864-65           Emmitsburg

1865-66           Frostburg

1866-67           Bloody Run [Everett]

1867-68           New Washington

1868                charter member of Central Pennsylvania Conference

1868-69           Philipsburg circuit

1869                transfer to Baltimore Conference

1869                on leave



 

RIDDLE, FINLEY B.                        See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

RIDGAWAY, HENRY BASCOM

 

Born: 9-7-1830  Talbot County MD                           married: Rosamund Ursula Caldwell

Died: 3-30-1895  Evanston IL                                    obit: Rock River Conference 1917,99

 

1851    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: Rock River Conference 1895, 75

 

1851-52           Winchester

1852-54           Loudon

1854-55           Summerfield

1855-56           North Baltimore circuit

1856-57           North Baltimore station

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           North Baltimore station

1858-60           Baltimore High Street

1860    transfer to Maine Conference

1860-62           Portland Chestnut Street

                        New York City St. Paul’s

                        Harlem

                        Sing Sing

                        Kingston

1882-84           faculty, Garret Biblical Institute in Evanston IL

1884-95           president, Garrett Biblical Institute [now Garrett Theological Seminary]

 

Note: Henry Bascom Ridgaway is the author of The Life of Alfred Cookman (1873), The Life of Edmund S. Janes (1882), and other books.  His biography was supposedly written by a Milton Spenser Terry.  A biographical sketch is given in Simpson’s 1876 Cyclopedia of Methodism.



 

ROSS, JOSEPH ALEXANDER        See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

ROTHROCK, JOSEPH YOST          See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



RUCH, PETER B.                              See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

SANKS, JAMES

 

Born: 6-12-1806  Anne Arundel County MD            married: Virginia Van Tries

Died: 6-4-1862  York PA                                           obit: [c1810-1849]

                                                                                    married2: Harriet A. Timmons

1828    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference        obit2: Central Pennsylvania Conference 1891, 85

 

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1863, 29

 

1828-29           Clear Spring

1829-30           Huntingdon

1830-31           Phillipsburg

1831-32           Baltimore City station

1832-34           Bellefonte

1834-36           Lycoming

1836-38           Berwick

1838-40           Northumberland

1840-42           Williamsburg

1842-44           Chambersburg station

1844-46           Harper’s Ferry

1846-48           Front Royal

1848-49           Winchester

1849-50           Hollidaysburg station

1850-52           Carlisle circuit

1852-54           East Harford

1854-56           Severn

1856-57           West River

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           West River

1858-62           superintendent, Bellefonte District

1862-63           York

 

Note: A biographical sketch for James Sanks is given in Armstrong’s History of the Old Baltimore Conference, page 452.  The second Mrs. Sanks was the widow of a person unknown when she married James; Timmons was her maiden name.

 



SARGENT, THOMAS BARTOW

 

Born: 3-30-1805  Baltimore MD                                married: Sophia Gough Carroll

Died: 10-14-1879  Baltimore MD                              obit: [12/19/1813 – 6/20/1857]

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference ME South 1880, 28

 

1825                Philadelphia Conference

1825-27           Elizabethtown NJ station

1827-29           Rahway NJ station

1829                transfer to Baltimore Conference

1829-31           Baltimore City station

1831-32           Carlisle station

1832-33           East Baltimore

1833-34           Baltimore circuit

1834-36           Washington DC Foundry

1836-38           Baltimore circuit

1838-39           Patapsco

1839-41           Great Falls

1841-42           North Baltimore station

1842-43           traveling companion, Bishop Soule

1843-47           superintendent, Potomac District

1847-48           Summerfield

1848-50           Baltimore Charles Street station

1850-52           North Baltimore

1852-53           agent, Dickinson College

1853-56           superintendent, Northumberland District

1856-58           Baltimore Strawbridge

1858-59           superintendent, West Baltimore District

1859-62           superintendent, Baltimore District

1862-63           Baltimore Strawbridge

1863-66           Hereford

1866                located

 

Note: A biographical sketch for Thomas B. Sargent is given in Armstrong’s History of the Old Baltimore Conference, page 453.



SAVIDGE, COLEMAN HALL

 

Born: 1835  Northumberland County                         married: Alcinda Harwood Creager

Died:                                                                           obit:

 

1857    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference

 

1857-58           Muncy

1858-59           Orangeville

1859-60           Berwick

1860-61           West Falls

1861-62           Middletown

1862-63           Clear Spring (first part of year)

                        Waynesboro (last part of year)

1863-64           Allegany

1884-86           Frostburg

1866-67           Hancock

                        transfer to Baltimore Conference

1870                 Methodist Book Room, New York NY

1886                located at own request

 

Note: Biographical information on Coleman Hall Savidge is given in the 1894 Biographical and Historical Cyclopedia of Delaware County PA by Wiley and Garner, page 244.



SCARBOROUGH, JOHN BARCLAY

 

Born: 9-24-1835  Harford County MD                      married: Rachel Frances Lewin

Died:12-25-1909  Harford County MD                      obit: [8/7/1842 – 11/12/1912]

 

1858    admitted on trial

 

Interment: Emory Methodist Church cemetery, Harford County MD

Obit:

 

1858-59           Woodbury

1859-60           Philipsburg

1860                discontinued at own request

 

Note: This surname is also rendered SCARBORO.  John B. Scarboro is the subject of an article in THE CHRONICLE 1991, page 88.  His 12/18/1860 marriage is likely the reason for his leaving the itinerant ministry.



 

SCHLOSSER, NOAH                       See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

SEARS, SAMUEL WESLEY            See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.

 



SEWELL, REUBEN

 

Born:                                                                           married: Margaret A. McCrory [2/14/1860]

Died:                                                                           obit:

 

1859    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference

 

 

1859-60           Alto Dale

1860                discontinued at own request

 

Note: This surname is also rendered SEWALL.

 



SHAFFER, NATHAN

 

Born: 9-18-1823  Columbia County PA                     married: Mary Ann Durst [2/16/1859]

Died:                                                                           obit: [b. 1/21/1833]

 

1852-53           Penn’s Valley

1853-54           New Washington

1854-55           Caledonia

1855-56           Bald Eagle

1856-57           Luzerne

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Hereford

1858-59           Carlisle circuit

1859-61           Liberty Valley

1861-62           English Center

1862                “retired”

1863                moved to Iowa

                             1863-66  lived and preached in Buchanan County IA

                             1866-69  lived preached in Jackson County IA

                             1869-96  lived and farmed in Jones County IA

                             1896        moved to Wyoming IA

 

Note: There is biographical information on Nathan Shaffer in the biographical files at the conference archives.

 



SHANNON, SAMUEL

 

Born: 8-1-1830  Muncy PA                                        married: Deborah M. Knorr

Died: 12-27-1896  Washington DC                           obit:

 

1856    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Bloomsburg PA

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1897, 67

 

1856-57           Bloomingdale

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Orangeville

1858-59           Luzerne

1859-61           Mifflinburg

1861-63           Montoursville

1863-65           Muncy

1865-67           White Haven

1867-68           Piedmont

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-69           Piedmont

1869-72           Baltimore Jefferson Street

1872-75           Washington DC Ryland

1875-76           Washington DC Union

1876-78           Baltimore Franklin Street

1878-81           Baltimore Columbia Avenue

1881-84           Baltimore Emory

1884-87           Havre de Grace

1887-91           Annapolis Wesley Chapel

1891-94           Washington DC Grace

1894-96           Cumberland Kingsley

1896                Washington DC K Street       

 

Note: A biographical sketch for Samuel Shannon is given in Armstrong’s History of the Old Baltimore Conference, page 453.



 

SHEFFER, DANIEL                         See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

SHERLOCK, THOMAS                    See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.

 



SHOAFF, DAVID

 

Born: 7-17-1823  Juniata County PA                         married: Margaret Watts

Died: 5-27-1871  Woodstock VA                              obit: [b. 1826]

 

1848-49           Allegany

1849-50           Shirleysburg

1850-52           Concord

1851-52           Covington

1852-53           Blue Sulphur

1853-55           Bedford

1855-56           Baltimore Emory

1856-57           Huntingdon

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Huntingdon

1858-59           Hancock

1859-62           Frostburg

1861-62           York station

1862-64           East Harford

1864-65           Great Falls

1865-66           Hereford

1866                withdrew to join M.E. South

                        Hedgesville

                        Leesburg

1870-71           Middleburg VA

 

Note: David Shoaff is the father of  James Watts Shoaff (1852-1911) of the Los Angeles Conference, M.E. South.  A biographical sketch for is given in Armstrong’s History of the Old Baltimore Conference, page 457.  Mrs. Shoaff is the daughter of pioneer James Watts (1782-1856) of the Baltimore Conference.  Her sister Sarah (b1820) married George Stevenson (1810-1893) of the Baltimore Conference, sister Rebecca (b1824) married William McKean Meminger (1822-1888) of the Central Pennsylvania Conference, and sister Nancy (b1829) married Hamilton Alexander Gaver (1830-1910) of the Baltimore Conference.



 

SHOEMAKER, ELISHA                  See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

SHOWALTER, WESLEY M.

 

Born: 2-24-1831  Clearfield County PA                    married:

Died: 11-27-1865  Salona PA                                    obit:

 

1855    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1866, 39

 

1855-56           Clearfield

1856-57           Lock Haven

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           Baltimore circuit

1859-61           Cumberland circuit

1861-63           North Baltimore station

1863-65           Ashland

1865                Bedford

 

Note: A biographical sketch of Wesley M. Showalter is given in Armstrong’s History of the Old Baltimore Conference, page 458.


 

SLICER, HENRY

 

Born: 3-27-1801  Annapolis MD                               married: Elizabeth Coleman Roberts

Died: 4-23-1874                                                          obit: Baltimore Conference 1874, 35

 

1821    license

1822    admitted on trial , Baltimore Conference

1824    ordained deacon, Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1875, 28

 

1821-22           Baltimore circuit

1822-23           Harford

1823-24           Redstone

1823-25           Washington DC Ebenezer

1825-26           Fredericksburg

1826-27           Baltimore City station

1827-28           Carlisle station

1828-30           Great Falls

1830-32           Baltimore circuit

1832-36           superintendent, Potomac District

1836-38           Georgetown

1838-40           Washington DC Foundry

1840-42           Carlisle station

1842-44           East Baltimore

1844-46           North Baltimore

1846-48           Wesley Chapel

1848-50           Georgetown

1850-52           Baltimore City station

1852-53           Frederick

1853-55           agent, Metropolitan Church

1855-59           superintendent, North Baltimore District

1859-62           superintendent, West Baltimore District

1862-70           Seamen’s Union Bethel

1870-74           superintendent, Baltimore District

 

Note: Henry Slicer is the father of the wife of William Harden.  A biographical sketch is given in Armstrong’s History of the Old Baltimore Conference, page 459.  Mrs. Slicer is the daughter of George Roberts (1765-1827) and a sister to George C.M. Roberts (1806-1870), both of the Baltimore Conference – and both with biographical sketches in the 1974 Encyclopedia of World Methodism.  Slicer’s  noted 1841 book on baptism is filed in the topics section of the conference archives.



 

SLICER, THOMAS ROBERTS

 

Born: 4-16-1847  Washington DC                             married: Adeline E. Herbert

Died: 5-29-1916                                                          obit:

 

1867    recommended for admission on trial by Baltimore Broadway

1869    ordained deacon, Baltimore Conference

1871    ordained elder, Baltimore Conference

 

 

1869-70           Lutherville

1871                transfer to Colorado Conference

1871-72           Denver

1872-73           Georgetown

1873                transfer to New York Conference

 

1881                withdrew to enter the Unitarian ministry

1881-90           Providence RI

1890-97           Buffalo NY

1897-16           New York City All Souls

 

Note: Rev. Dr. Thomas R. Slicer is the son of Henry Slicer.  Thomas R. Slicer was a prominent turn-of-the-century clergyman/speaker/author.



 

SMITH, AMOS

 

Born: 4-30-1795  Frederick County VA                    married:

Died: 1-20-1868  McConnellsburg PA                      obit:

 

1820    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

1822    ordained deacon, Baltimore Conferece

1825    ordained elder , Baltimore Conferece

 

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1868, 51

 

1820-22           Greenbrier

1822                transfer to Kentucky Conference

1822-23           Fleming

1823-24           Monroe

1825                transfer to Baltimore Conference

1825-26           Huntingdon

1826-27           Lycoming

1827-29           Bellefonte

1829-31           Lewistown

1831-33           Trough Creek

1833-35           Huntingdon

1835-36           Harford (18 months)

1836-37           located, moved to Lancaster OH (6 months)

1837-39           Gettysburg

1839-42           superintendent, Chambersburg District

1842-44           West River

1844-45           Baltimore Fayette Street

1845-47           Calvert

1847-48           Bladensburg

1848-50           West River

1850-52           Hereford

1851-53           Shirleysburg

1853-55           Hancock

1855-57           Concord

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           Shirleysburg

1859-61           Newport

1861-63           New Grenada

1863                retired

 

Note: A biographical sketch for Amos Smith is given in Armstrong’s History of the Old Baltimore Conference, page 460.



 

SMITH, CHARLES DAVIDSON

 

Born: 7-28-1839  Carroll County MD                        married:

Died: 19-16-1904  Westminster MD                          obit:

 

1865    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference

 

Interment: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1905, 64

 

1865-66           Antietam

1866-67           Frederick

1867-68           Watersville

1874                East Baltimore station

 

Note: Charles D. Smith is the author of Rev. Leonard Cassell: A Memoir, published by the Baltimore Methodist Publishing House (1896) and John Evans and the Evans House (1897).  Charles D. Smith’s mother was the former Elizabeth Cassell, granddaughter of Richard Cassell who was converted by Robert Strawbridge, and it was Smith who presented the Strawbridge pulpit to Lovely Lane in 1894.

 



SMITH, JOHN WILSON

 

Born: 8-25-1837  Baltimore MD                                married: Susanna Brosius

Died: 8-17-1925                                                          obit: [b.8/20/1830]

 

1860    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference

 

Interment: Druid Ridge Cemetery, Pikesville MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1926, 236

 

1860-62           Boonsboro

1861-62           Hancock

1862-63           Clearspring

1863-64           Pleasant Grove

1864-66           retired

1866-67           West Harford

1867-68           Mercersburg

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-70           Buckeystown

1870-72           New Windsor

1872-75           Berkley Springs

1875-78           Shepherdstown

1878-80           Spencerville

1880-82           Washington DC Grace

1882-85           Herford

1885-88           South River

1888-89           Forestville

1889-91           Elk Ridge

1891-93           Summerfield

1893-96           Chester Street

1896-99           Reistertown

1899-02           Harpers Ferry

1902                retired

 

Note: John W. Smith is the son of John Smith (1802-1851) of the Baltimore Conference.



 

SMITH, MARTIN LUTHER             See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

SMITH, SAMUEL HENRY CLAY.

 

Born: 11-25-1828  Queen Anne County MD             married: Mary Elizabeth Wise

Died: 4-25-1915                                                          obit: [d.7/29/1874]

                                                                                    married2: Mary A. White

 1857   quarterly conference license,                          obit2: [d.1/?/1911]

                        Baltimore Caroline Street

1858    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference 

1861    ordained deacon,                                             East Baltimore Conference

1863    ordained elder,                                                East Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Mt. Prospect Cemetery, Philadelphia PA

Obit: Philadelphia Conference 1916, 88

 

1859-60           Baltimore Jefferson Street

1860-61           Great Falls

1861-63           Lewistown

1863-65           Mifflin

1865-68           Chambersburg

1868                transfer to Philadelphia Conference

1868-69           Columbia

                        Philadelphia Tabernacle

                         Philadelphia Twentieth Street

                        Manayunk Mt. Zion

                        Lancaster First

                        Philadelphia Salem

                        Norristown First

                        Philadelphia Memorial

                        Summerfield

                        Roxborough Central

                        Steelton

1895                retired

 

Note: S.H.C Smith is the father of Samuel Wise Smith (1855-1935) of the Philadelphia Conference.



 

SMYSER, MARTIN LUTHER         See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.

 



SNIVELY, WILLIAM ANDREW

 

Born: 12-6-1833  Greencastle PA                              married: Ella Pirtle

Died: 3-2-1901                                                            obit: [4/16/1839 - ]

 

1855    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

1865    ordained,                                             East Baltimore Conference: Protestant Episcopal Cjurch

 

1855-56           York Springs

1856-57           Lewistown

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           East Baltimore station

1859-60           North Baltimore station

1860-61           on leave

                             1860-61  Cincinnati OH Union Chapel

1861-62           Carlisle Emory Chapel

1862                transfer to Pittsburgh Conference

1862-64           Pittsburgh Christ

1864-65           ?

1865                joined the Protestant Episcopal denomination

1865-67           Pittsburgh PA St. Andrew’s

1867-70           Cincinnati OH Christ

1870-74           Albany NY St. Peter’s

1874-               Brooklyn NY Grace

                        New Orleans LA Trinity

 

Note: William A. Snively is the author of many books on various religious topics.  He is the brother of Rev. Summerfield Emory Snively (1848-1914) and Rev. Thaddeus Alexander Snively (1851-1914), both of the Protestant Episcopal Church.


 

SNYDER, EDMUND B.

 

Born:                                                                           married:

Died: 6-28-1895                                                          obit:

 

Obit: St. John’s River Conference 1896,29

 

1854-55           Salem

1855-56           Christiansburg

1856-57           Shippensburg station

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Shippensburg Station

1858-60           Bellefonte station

1860-62           Hollidaysburg station

1862-64           Baltimore Exeter Street

1864                transfer to Pittsburgh Conference

1866-67           Pittsburgh Christ

1868                transfer to Illinois Conference

1868-69           Chicago Trinity

1869                transfer to Northwestern Indiana Conference

                        transfer to Philadelphia Conference

1885                moved to Florida for health reasons

1890-91           Jacksonville Trinity

1891                transfer to St. John’s River Conference

1891-95           Jacksonville Trinity

 

Note: Edmund B. Snyder moved to Florida for his health in 1885, and in 1887 he raised money to build a church at Okahumpka.  He was appointed in 1890 to Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church in Jacksonville, where he served until his death in 1895.  The church was renamed Snyder Memorial in 1903.   The Florida Conference archives includes an Edmund B. Snyder scrapbook.



 

SPANGLER, JOSEPH N.

 

Born: 3-12-1823  Williamsport MD                           married: Margaret Young

Died: 12-20-1997  Baltimore MD                              obit: [4/21/1831 – 10/24/1856]

                                                                                    married2: Sarah E. Malone

1845    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference        obit2:

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference ME South1888, 36

 

1845-46           Bloomfield

1846-47           Mifflin

1857-49           Berlin

1849-51           Concord

1851-53           Cassville

1853-54           Stonerstown

1854-56           Schellsburg

1856-57           Birmingham

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Mercersburg

1858-60           Frederick

1860-62           Great Falls

1862-63           McConnellsburg

1863                withdrew to join M.E. South



SPOTTSWOOD, WILSON LEE       See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

STANSBURY, JOHN T.

 

Born: 7-15-1828  Baltimore MD                                married: Mary E. Smith

Died: 1-26-1873                                                          obit:

 

1850    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1873, 48

 

1850-51           Bedford

1851-52           Fincastle

1852-53           Jacksonville

1853-54           New Castle

1854-55           agent, Olin and Preston Institute in Blacksburg VA

1855-56           Wardenville

1856-57           Blue Sulphur

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Bald Eagle (first part of year)

                        New Liberty (second part of year)

1858-61           on leave

1861                retired

1868                transfer by change of boundaries to Baltimore Conference



 

STEVENS, BENJAMIN F.                See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

STEVENS, ISAAC COLLINS          See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

STEVENS, WILLIAM HENRY       See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

STEVENSON, GEORGE

 

Born: 9-20-1810                                                          married: Tarresse G. _____

Died: 7-8-1893                                                            obit: [d. 8/27/1849]

                                                                                    married2: Sarah Watts

1841    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference        obit2: [b. 1820]

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference ME South 1894, 37

 

1841-42           Clearfield

1842-43           Warrior’s Mark

1843-44           Bedford

1844-45           Allegany

1845-47           Trough Creek

1847-49           Concord

1849-50           Mifflin

1850-52           Williamsburg

1851-53           Hancock

1853-55           Berkley

1855-56           Hampstead

1856-57           Newport

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Newport

1858-60           Lewistown

1860-62           Greencastle

1861-62           Gettysburg

1862-64           Frederick

1864                retired

1866                withdrew to join M.E. South

 

Note: The first Mrs. Stevenson is buried in the Breezewood Methodist Cemetery.  The second Mrs. Stevenson is the daughter of James Watts (1782-1856) of the Baltimore Conference.

 



STEWART, OLIVER M.

 

Born: 5-5-1839                                                            married:

Died: 3-7-1915  Kansas City                                      obit:

 

1864    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference :recommended by Saxton circuit

 

Obit: St. Louis Conference 1915, 413

 

1864-65           Saxton

1865-67           Manor Hill

1867-68           Greencastle

1868                charter member of Central Pennsylvania Conference

1868-69           Greencastle

1869                transfer to St. Louis Conference

                        Springfield MO Grace



 

STINE, JOHN                                    See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



SUMWALT, CHARLES L. K.

 

Born: c1833  Baltimore MD                                       married: Emily J. Horner

Died: 8-30-1875                                                          obit: [b. 11/13/1837]

 

1860    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference : recommended by Strawbridge station

 

1860-62           Gettysburg

1862-63           York Springs

1863-64           without appointment, see page 14

1864                expelled, see page 14

 

Note: Charles L.K. Sumwalt served in the Union Army 1862-64.  Though he was once arrested on the charge of expressing disloyal sentiments for wearing crepe in the button-hole of his coat as a badge of mourning for the late Stonewall Jackson (d. 5/10/1863) of the Confederate Army, this appears not to be the cause for his expulsion from the ministry.



 

SWALLOW, SILAS COMFORT      See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

SWANGER, JOHN PHILLIP

 

Born: 2-15-1836  Mifflin County PA                         married: Harriet H. Housel

Died: 6-29-1867  Baltimore MD                                obit: [1/23/1840 – 12/23/1863]

 

1859    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference

 

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1868, 48

 

1859-60           Orangeville

1860-61           Sunbury

1861-63           Hanover

1863-64           Great Island

1884-85           Lycoming

1865-67           Bellefonte

1867                Baltimore Greenmount Avenue



 

SWARTZ, EMORY T.                       See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

SWITZER, THOMAS H.                   See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

TANEYHILL, THOMAS                  See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



TAYLOR, ANDREW EDWARD     See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

THOMAS, CHARLES F.

 

Born:                                                                           married:

Died:                                                                           obit:

 

 

1861-62           Milton circuit

1862-64           North Baltimore circuit

1864-65           Frederick circuit

1865-67           Waynesboro

1867-68           Havre de Grace

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-69           Harvre de Grace

1869                transfer to Cincinnati Conference

1869-70           Cincinnati Ladies’ Home Mission

1871-72           Cincinnati Mount Auburn

1872                withdrew



 

THOMAS, JAMES SEWALL

 

Born: 12-21-1831  MD                                               married: Eunice Drake

Died: 1-14-1917                                                          obit: New England Southern 1905, 97

 

1854    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: New England Southern 1917, 130

 

1854-55           Woodstock

1855-56           South Branch

1856-57           Front Royal

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           North Baltimore

1858-61           on leave

1861                located

                        apparently resumed his ministry in other conferences

 

Note: James S. Thomas is the father of T. Snowden Thomas (1869-1907) of the Philadelphia Conference.



 

THOMAS, JOHN 

 

Born: 5-23-1783  Philadelphia PA                             married: Rebecca Tallman

Died: 10-17-1867  Lycoming County PA                  obit: [9/1/1778 – 10/6/1853]

 

1807    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Williamsport PA

Obit: Central Pennsylvania Conference 1870, 65

 

1807-08           Harford

1808-09           Huntingdon

1809-10           Aughwick

1810-11           Juniata

1811-12           Mishannon

1812-13           Huntingdon

1813-14           Lycoming

1814-15           Juniata

1815-16           Lycoming

1816-18           Northumberland

1818-20           Bald Eagle

1820-21           Lycoming 

1821-23           Northumberland

1823-24           on leave

1824-25           Lycoming 

1825-26           Shamokin

1826-28           Northumberland

1828                retired

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

 

Note: After retiring from the ministry, John Thomas served as an associate judge in Lycoming County.



 

TIFFANY, OTIS HENRY

 

Born: 7-3-1825  Baltimore MD                                  married: Eliza Bruce Hamilton

Died: 10-24-1891 Minneapolis MN                           obit:

 

1846    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: Minnesota Conference 1892, 80

 

1846-47           Hereford

1847-48           Great Falls

1848-57           faculty, Dickinson College

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           faculty, Dickinson College

1858-61           secretary,  Maryland State Bible Society

1861                transfer to Rock River Conference

                        Chicago IL

                        New Brunswick NJ

                        Newark NJ

                        Washington DC

                        Philadelphia PA

                        Minneapolis MN Hennepin Avenue

 

Note: Otis Henry Tiffany is the author of published sermons, articles and contributions to McClintock and Strong’s Cyclopedia.



 

TIPPETT, CHARLES B.

 

Born: 12-19-1801  Prince George County MD          married: Margaret Strother Lewis

Died: 2-28-1867  Hookstown MD                              obit: [7/28/1803 - ?]

 

Interment: Moiunt Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore MD

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1867, 49

 

1820-21           Jefferson

1821-22           Rockingham

1822-23           Allegany

1823-25           Fredericksburg

1825-26           East Baltimore

1826-28           Severn

1829-30           Leesburg

1830-31           Harford

1831-35           superintendent, Rockingham District

1835-36           Georgetown

1836-38           Washington DC Foundry

1838-40           North Baltimore

1840-41           Baltimore City station

1841-42           Baltimore Fayette Street

1842-44           superintendent, Carlisle district

1844-48           agent, Book Concern in New York City.

1848-50           North Baltimore station

1850-54           superintendent, Carlisle District

1854-56           Summerfield circuit

1856-57           Williamsport PA

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           superintendent, Bellefonte District

1858-62           superintendent, Cumberland District

1862-64           Baltimore Caroline Street

1864-65           Baltimore Exeter Street

1865-67           Baltimore Whatcoat

 

Note: A biographical sketch of Charles B. Tippett is given in Armstrong’s History of the Old Baltimore Conference, page 474.



 

TORRENCE, IRVIN H.                     See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

VAN FOSSEN, GEORGE W.C.       See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

VAN METER, JOHN BLACKFORD

 

Born: 9-6-1842  Philadelphia PA                               married: Lucinda Cassell

Died: 4-30-1939                                                          obit:

 

1865    admitted on trial, East Baltimore Conference: recommended by North Baltimore

 

Interment: Greenmount Cemetery, Baltimore MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1930, 235

 

1864-65           Middletown

1865-66           Westminster

1866-67           Liberty

1867-68           West Harford

1868                charter member of Central Pennsylvania Conference

1868     Gettysburg

1868                transfer to Baltimore Conference (9/1868)

1868-70           faculty, The Female Collegiate and Male Academic Institute

1870-72           Washington DC Ryland

1872-82           chaplain, US Navy

                             1879-81  Mount Vernon Place

1882-85           Huntingdon Avenue

1885-86           Baltimore Wesley Chapel

1886                transfer to Newark Conference

1886-89

1889                transfer to Baltimore Conference

1889-1916       faculty, dean, acting president Woman’s [Goucher] College

1916                retired

 

Note: Mrs. Van Meter is a niece of Leonard Cassell (d. 1808) of the original Conference.



 

VINTON, ROBERT SPENCER

 

Born: 1796                                                                  married: Juliet Matilda Barry

Died: 7-31-1870                                                          obit: [1802 - 1872]

 

1818    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

1820    ordained deacon, Baltimore Conference

1822    ordained elder, Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1871, 38

 

1817-18           supplied an appointment under the district superintendent

1818-19           Huntingdon

1819-20           Stafford

1820-21           Prince George’s

1822-23           York station

1823-24           Chambersburg station

1824-25           Carlisle station

1825-26           Washington DC Ebenezer

1826-28           Westmoreland

1828-29           Annapolis

1829-30           Georgetown

1830-31           Severn

1831-33           Hagerstown

1833-35           superintendent, Chambersburg District

1835-37           East Baltimore station

1837-39           Annapolis

1839-51           West Baltimore

1841-43           Bladensburg

1843-45           Liberty

1845-47           North Baltimore station

1847-49           Baltimore William Street

1849-51           Baltimore circuit

1851-53           Hereford

1853-55           York station

1855-56           South Baltimore station

1856-57           North Baltimore circuit

1857                charter member of East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           North Baltimore circuit

1858-60           East Harford

1860-61           missionary to colored people, Harford County

1861-62           Baltimore Dallas Street

1862-63           Baltimore Jefferson Street

1863-66           chaplain, US Army

1866                on leave

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1869                retired

 

Note: A biographical sketch of Robert S. Vinton is given in Armstrong’s History of the Old Baltimore Conference, page 478.



WARREN, GEORGE                        See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



 

WATSON, LORENZO DOW

 

Born: 12-15-1838  Allegany County MD                  married: Elnora Lawrence

Died: 10-6-1915  Brooklyn NY                                 obit: Genesee Conference 1921, 297

 

1859    license,                                                East Baltimore Conference

1860    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference: recommended by Cumberland MD circuit

 

Interment: Cypress Hills Cemetery, Brooklyn NY

Obit: Genesee Conference 1916, 116

 

1859-60           Cumberland circuit (last part of year)

1860-61           McConnellsburg

1861-62           Glen  Hope

1862-63           New Grenada

1863                located

1866                “transfer” to New York East Conference

1866-67           Durham CT

1867-69           Berlin CT

1869-70           Cornwall Bridge CT

1870-71           located

1871                “transfer” to East Genesee Conference

1871                East Canton PA

1872                transfer by boundary change to Central New York Conference

1872                transfer to Genesee Conference

1872-74           Rochester Asbury

1874-78           superintendent, Olean District

1878-80           Spencerport

1880-83           Tonawanda

1883-85           superintendent, Bath District

1885-88           on leave

1888-92           retired

1892-93           Painted Post

1893-96           Honeoye Falla

1896-99           Albion

1899-01           East Aurora and Springbrook

                        Buffalo Delaware Avenue

 

Note: Dr. Lorenzo Dow Watson prepared for college at Allegheny Seminary in Rainsburg.  He has degrees from various schools, including a PhD. from Syracuse University.  He served as a principal in Canton and on the faculty at the State Normal School on Mansfield and at Taylor University in Upland IN.

 



WELTY, ELIAS

 

Born: 3-15-1821  Adams County PA                         married: Eliza Herriter

Died: 9-4-1890  Baltimore MD                                  obit: [4/19/1820 – 10/?/1906]

 

1842    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Evergreen Cemetery, Gettysburg PA

 

1842-43           Boonsboro

1843-44           Westminster

1844-45           Rockville

1845-47           Clearfield

1847-48           Penn’s Valley

1848-50           Greencastle

1850-52           Hollidaysburg station

1852-54           Harper’s Ferry

1854-55           Leesburg

1855-57           Shepherdstown

1857-58           Rockingham

1858                transfer to East Baltimore Conference

1858-59           Emmitsburg

1859-61           Liberty

1861-63           West Harford

1863-65           Harford Mission

1865-66           Great Falls

1866                withdrew to join M.E. South

 

1887                St. John’s Reformed in Sabillasville MD (6 weeks)

 

Note: Elias Welty was also a medical doctor.  His later ministerial service is reportedly with the “Reformed Church” in Virginia.



 

WEST, THOMAS MARSHALL

 

Born: 7-13-1840  Harford County MD                      married: Frances Amelia Lannay

Died: 5-30-1923  Fayetteville NC                              obit: Baltimore Conference 1936, 89

 

1863    admitted on trial,                                             East BaltimoreConference 

1865    ordained deacon,                                             East Baltimore Conference

1867    ordained elder,                                                East Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1924, 538

 

1862-63           Newport circuit

1863-64           Shippensburg circuit

1864-65           Mifflin circuit

1865-66           Shippensburg

1866-67           Carlisle circuit

1867-68           East Harford

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

1868-69           Baltimore Broadway

1869-71           Mount Washington

1871-72           Hancock circuit

1872-74           New Windsor circuit

1874-77           Montgomery circuit

1877-79           Harford circuit

1879-81           Patapsco circuit

1881-83           Ellicott City

1883-86           Bentley Springs circuit

1886-91           Hampstead circuit

1891-93           Baldwin Memorial

1893-97           Frostburg

1897-01           Piedmont WV

1901-03           Winchester VA

1903-08           Hereford circuit

1908-10           Kensington

1910                retired

 

Note: Thomas M. West is a brother to Henry Porter West (1838-1908) of the Baltimore Conference and William Montgomery West (1842-1918) of the West Ohio Conference.  His daughter married the son of Solomon German (1849-1934) of the Baltimore Conference. 



 

WHITNEY, WALTER RICHARD   See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.

 



WICKES, WILLIAM

 

Born: 5-16-1789  Chestertown MD                            married:

Died: 4-7-1862  Bel Air MD                                      obit:

 

1833    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: East Baltimore Conference 1864, 33

 

                        service in the Protestant Episcopal Church

1814-17           Trinity [Old Swedes] Episcopal Church, Wilmington DE

            service in the Methodist Episcopal Church

1833-35           Hillsboro

1835-36           Rockingham

1836-38           Lewisburg VA station

1838-40           Hillsboro

1840-41           Jefferson

1841-43           Leesburg

1843-44           Frederick

1844-46           Georgetown DC

1846-47           Stafford

1857-58           Winchester

1848-50           West Harford

1850-52           York station

1852-54           Carlisle station

1854-56           on leave

1856-57           Lewistown

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-60           on leave

1860                retired

 

Note: William Wickes served churches in the Protestant Episcopal Church for 15 years, then was a school teacher and a local preacher before entering the Methodist Episcopal itinerancy.  His services in the Episcopal church included various parishes on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, in Delaware, and the principal Episcopal congregation in Norfolk VA.  A biographical sketch is given in Armstrong’s History of the Old Baltimore Conference, page 483.


 

WILLIAMS, JOHN

 

Born:                                                                           married:

Died:                                                                           obit:

 

1859-60           Welsh missionary, Bangor

1860                located

1863                withdrew



WILSON, HENRY                            See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



WILSON, JAMES T.                          See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



WILSON, REUBEN ELLIOT           See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.



WILSON, SAMUEL AUGUSTUS

 

Born: 9-9-1826  Boonsboro MD                                married: S. Annie Stansbury

Died: 9-27-1903                                                          obit:

 

1848    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Interment: Druid Ridge Cemetery, Pikesville MD

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1904, 66

 

1847-48           Lock Haven

1848-49           Northumberland

1849-50           Williamsport circuit

1850-51           Calvert

1851-52           Summerfield

1852-53           Hollidaysburg station

1853-54           Alexandria

1854-55           South Baltimore

1855-57           Baltimore Fayette Street

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-59           Altoona

1859-60           East Baltimore

1860-62           Baltimore Harford Avenue

1862-64           Baltimore Emory

1864-67           Baltimore High Street

1867                transfer to Baltimore Conference

1867-69           Baltimore Wesley Chapel

1869-72           Washington DC McKendree

1872-73           Washington DC Foundry

1873-01           on leave

1901                retired

 

Note: After leaving the active itinerancy, Samuel A. Wilson worked for the Postal Service and the Baltimore Herald.


 

WILSON, WILLIAM T.

 

Born: 3-14-1797                                                          married: Sarah L. Owens

Died: 9-1-1869  Calvert MD                                      obit:

 

1831    ordained deacon, Baltimore Conference

1839    ordained elder, Baltimore Conference

1852    admitted on trial, Baltimore Conference

 

Obit: Baltimore Conference 1870, 40

 

1851-52           Hereford circuit

1852-53           Shrewsbury

1853-54           Great Falls

1854-55           missionary to colored people, Cumberland station

1855-56           Severn

1856-57           missionary to colored people, Cumberland station

1857                charter member of the East Baltimore Conference

1857-58           Wrightsville

1858-60           Frederick City Asbury

1860-61           on leave

1861                retired

1868                transfer by boundary change to Baltimore Conference

 

Note: William T. Wilson served as a local pastor for 24 years before entering the itinerancy in 1852.



 

WOLF, DAVID                                 See Central Pennsylvania Conference Methodist listing.