History of Methodism in Bristol
History of Methodism in Bristol notes the historian’s difficulty when past records fade and gaps widen yet urges care in preserving details. A brief closing from Rath Hall Barker signs off with a personal benediction and a request to pass greetings.
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Bristol
Bristol Methodism in 18th century origins and growth
The article traces Bristol Methodism from early letters in 1788 proving foothold before 1790, through the 1800s with revivals, growth to a separate Bristol station, and a 40 by 60 foot meeting house built in 1805. It notes key figures like John Gladding, William Pearse, Sylvester Munro, and Asa Kent, plus events such as 1811 parsonage, 1814 trustees, 1820 extensions, and musical introductions amid opposition.
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Bristol
Methodist Society
State House
Jesse Q. Wa
John Gladding
Rachel
Sylvester Munrd
Sarah
William Pearse
Mary
Jemima
Benjamin Doty
James Harding
William Warding
Nancy Liscomb
Betsey Lindsey
Susan Manonro
Miss Lindsey
Miss Munro
Asa Kent
New England
Dr. Coke
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Pearse
Hefa
Joseph Snelling
Mr. Tucker
Isaac Bonney
I. Bidwell
William Pearsy
Allen Wardwell
Nathaniel Gladding
Samuel Pitman
William T. Waldron
Sylvester Munro
John
Ter Cornell
Royal Sanford
Stephen Talbee
Jeremiah Diman
Lefavour Howland
Benjamin Bosworth
Richard Harding
Newton Waldron
Joseph Smith Jr
Isaac Manchester
Edward Church
John B. Ear
Jamesd’ Wolf
Charles Collins Jr
Richard Smith Jr
Samuel Smith
Caleb Littlefield
John Sabins
Charles D’ Wolf Jr
Canies D'Wolf
Palmer Brown
William Herman
John D’ Wolf
Thomas Moore
Eliza Wardwell
Thomas Nelson
Nathaniel Smith Jr
William Boothman
Roberts
Bristol Methodists Chronicle of church building and revival
A historical account recounts Bristol Methodists’ ministry from the late 18th century through the early 19th, detailing preaching at the State House, society disruptions, and a community effort to fund and build a dedicated church. It notes key figures, subscriptions, the dedication sermon by Rev. Snelling, musical and spiritual life, and 1820 Locust Grove worship with about 1600 attendees.
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Cutty
Bristol
Stevens
George Reynolds
George Ingraham
Amenia
New York
Belial
Court House
Arnold
Deborah Lindsey
Allen Wardwell
Jonathan Peck
Daniel Gladding
State House
State Street
Bradford Street
Bourn Avenue
John Chalmers
Watters
Theople
Thomas Coope
Religious Society of Methodists
Alexander McLane
Methodist Church
Snelling
McKeown
Joseph Snelling
Boston
David
Marshal
Marshal Waldron
Peter Gladding
Locust Grove
William Pearse
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Susannah Micoro
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John Gladding Jr
Archibald Munro
Wal
State Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Andrew J. McKeown
George H Peck
First Methodist Episcopal Church
God
Christ Jesus Our Lord
Jesse Lee
John McVay
Fred G. Blaisdell
William H Maxfield
Geo H Peck
Ezra Dixon