Early Methodism in Indiana Begins with 1800s Revival
The article traces Indiana's religious roots from postwar western revival starting 1800, noting Kentucky and Virginia settlers forming early Methodist societies. It details circuits and preachers, including McKendree, Lakin, Cartwright, Ashworth, and Vincennes beginnings, with notable camp meetings and the spread into Whitewater, Silver Creek, and Lawrencburg. It ends by listing pioneering circuits and preachers up to 1816, when Indiana had six circuits and 1,877 members.
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Indiana
Territory
Ohio River
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Wayne
Ohio
Western Conference
William McKendree
Senate
Miami
Ohio Country
Hinkstone
Lexington
Danville
Salt River
Shelby
Cumberland
Green River
Holston
Pwuesell
New River
Hinkston
Springville
Clark
Samel Parker
Edward Talbott
Andrew Mitchell
Clark County
Charleston
New Chapple
Benjamin Lakin
Robertson’s
Peter “Cartwright
Robinson
Prather
Silver Creek
Moses Ashworth
Robertson
Charlestown
H Nois
Missouri
Maramack
Cold Water
Whitewater
Vincennes
William Winas
William Henry Harrison
Busroe
Peter Cartwright
Collins
Mr. Gill
Lawrenceburg
Patoka
Blue River
We Must Feed The World Until War Tangle Cleared
A wartime call to continuous effort demanding national cooperation to sustain global food supply. Leaders urge steady production and distribution despite ongoing conflicts. Public mobilization and farm output are emphasized to avert hunger.
Sullivan County Clears Finley Pugh of Bond Error
The Sullivan County Liberty Loan Organization corrects a mislisting that Finley O. Pugh of Gill township failed to buy his proportional Fourth Liberty Loan bonds. Pugh subscribed and paid for 200 dollars worth, but was in error credited with only 10 dollars. The organization states the proper amount and clears his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley O. Pugh
Gill Township
Sullivan County
Liberty Loan Organization
Mr. Pugh
Pugh
Sullivan County Liberty Loan Organization
Administratrix Sells Real Estate in Sullivan County Indiana
Carrie M. McClain administratrix of Samuel Ryce McClain's estate announces a court ordered sale of 24.32 acres and 20.32 acres of land in Sullivan County with a quadrilateral exclusion, to be sold at 2 pm on November 30 1918 at the Sullivan courthouse for not less than two thirds of appraised value and free of liens except 1919 taxes. John C. Chaney attorney. First insertion October 20 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ryce McClain
Sullivan County
Indiana
Sullivan Circuit Court
Sullivan
Ora Frakes
Carrie M. McClain
John C. Chaney
Just So. To be successful a farmer has to be sharp.
Farmer success hinges on sharp skills and steady judgment as implied in the terse Boston Transcript style line.
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Boston Transcript
Osbornes Divorce Case Filed in Sullivan Court
In Sullivan County Indiana the Sullivan Circuit Court November term 1918 hears Anna C Osborne versus Charles Osborne case of divorce. Plaintiff files complaint and affidavit showing defendant nonresident and he is notified to answer by December 20 1918 or default will be entered. Clerk David Giles seals document. Attorney Walter F Wood represents plaintiff. First insertion October 23 1918.
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Sullivan Circuit Court
Anna C. Osborne
Charles Osborne
Sullivan Circuit
Indiana
Sullivan County
David Giles
Walter F. Wood
Plaintiff
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Indiana Magazine of History
Hugh Cull
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Indiana State Council of Defense
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United War Work Campaign
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Knights of Columbus
Jewish Welfare Board
War Camp Community Service
American Library Association
Salvation Army
Indhyuna
Wilson
France
Mr. Hoover
State Council of Defense
Germany
America
Julius Harry Shee Co
Rostonmane
Maxwell-Brown Shee Co
H.R. Taylor
Sullivan, Indiana
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Chicago
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Southeastern
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Seymour
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Westport
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