Pendleton Methodist Church History Preview and Growth
The article traces Pendleton Indiana Methodism from 1739 Wesleyan origins to the 19th and early 20th centuries. It highlights Barbara Heck, Thomas Pendleton, the first church, and a long list of appointed preachers. The current brick church seats over 500 with a 6 000 yearly budget and notes The Times subscription.
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John
John Wesley
Bristol
England
America
Barbara Heck
Wesley Chapel
Oxford
Madison Co
Ind
Pendleton
Elias Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Maddison County
Air
Thomas Pendleton
Water Street
Thomas McCartney
Samuel Holliday
Samuel Hundley
James Scott
Elias Hollingworth
Joseph Marsee
Bishop Roberts
Madison
Fall Creek
Charles Bonner
Roberts
Asa Beck
Wm. Evans
Nathan Fairchild
Jacob Miller
I. J. Crouch
I. J
J. C. Crouch
Michael Johnson
John Leach
J. W. Ralf
J. B. Mershon
J. W. Smith
J. C. White
C. C. Martin
Samuel Lamb
Nelson Gillam
A. C. Manwell
N. Gillam
J. S. McCarty
L. W. Monson
Eli Rammell
J. C. Medsker
W. M. Beamer
N. H. Phillips
C. P. Wright
Charles Martindale
M. P. Armstrong
R. D. Snellman
J. T. Iddings
S. N. Campbell
E. M. Baker
E. S. Preston
M. A. Teague
E. F. Hasty
C. G. Hudson
John Harrison
R. Tobey
R. J. Parrett
R. F. Brewington
C. King
P. J. Albright
J. S. MecCarty
J. T. Painter
J. H. Jackson
A. S. Rogers
A. Greenman
J. O. McCoy
J. C. Darwin
H. C. Smith
T. F. Frech
W. A. Griest
E. E. Trupmeer
J. E. Williams
C. B. Daugherty
J. A. Patterson
J. Orr Powell
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