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262 General Index Volume XVII, October 1978-July 1979 abolition of slavery, 17, 225-238 Beeson, Isaac, 94 Adrian College, 105 Benson, Frank T., 79 African slaves, 220 Benson, Lee, 240, 242 Alabama, 129, 135 Berein, Samuel, 216 Alabama Conference (MP), 93, 94 Bernard, David, 242 Alexander, Robert, 149 Bertholf, Thomas, 145, 147 Allegheny Conference, 245 Billington, Ray Allen, 35 Allen, John L., 149 Birtwhistle, N. Allen, 183 Allen, Young J., 156, 162, 165, 170, 173 Bishop of London, 186 Alliance of Radical Methodists, 184 Black, William, 60 Ames, Edward S., 148 Blackbird, Joseph, 129, 148 Andrew, James 0., 9, 10, 11, 226, 233, Board of :Missions (M. E. South), 156 235, 236, 237, 238 Boltzius, Johann Martin, 213, 214, 215, Anglican Church, 217 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221 Anglo-Chinese College, 156, 158 Book Committee, 156 Antimasonic Crusade, 239-252 Book Reviews, 115, 205, 261 Apache Indians, 149 Boot, John Fletcher, 129, 139, 147, 148 Archbishop of Canterbury, 186 Boutwell, William T., III Arkansas, 129 Boxer Rebellion, 157 Arkansas Conference, 136, 152 Brace, Henry J., 110 Armstrong, C. M. 172 Brackney, William H., 210, 239 Armstrong, Lebbeus, 242 Breithaupt, Professor, 212 Armstrong, William, 151 Brewster, William H., 245 Arthur J. Moore Chair of Evangelism, 4, British Wesleyan Forward Movement, 24 13 Brockway, William H., III Asbury, Francis, 67, 72, 73, 78, 84 Brokenback Church, 67 Asbury School (Alabama), 128, 136, 146 Brown, George, 75, 76, 93, 94, 99, 103, Associated Methodist Churches, 70, 87 104 Atlay, John, 180 Brown, George W., III Avery, Charles, 94 Brown, John, 129 Ayer, Lyman W., III Brown, Mary Capers, 146 Brown, O. E., 173, 175 Browning, Wesley, 150 Baird, Alvin, 142, 145 Brunson, Alfred, 106 Ball, R. H., 95, 96, 99 Bunhill Fields, 179 Baltimore Conference, 67, 226, 230, 231, Burlingame, Anson, 29 232 Burlingame Treaty, 30, 33 Bancroft, Jane M., 25, 26 Burnett, John, 139 Bancroft, P. S., 103,104 Bushyhead, Jesse, 137 Barnes, William S., 94 Butler, Christopher, 186 Barton, J; Hamby, 59 Butler, P. M., 149 Bascom, Henry, 91 Bassett, Ansel H., 69, 79 263 264 METHODIST HISTORY

Cah-bage, John, III Clawson, Samuel, 74 Calhoun, John C., 128, 129 Clay, Henry, 82 CaliIornia, 30 Clough, William, 226 Campbell, Archibald, 129, 139, 147, 148 Coffee, John, 153 Campbell, William, 104 Coggan, Donald, 186 Camp Meetings, 80 Coke, Thomas, letter, 59-63; 180 Candler School of Theology, 4 Colbert Institute, 150 Cannon, William R., 2, 3 Colhouer, Thomas H., 80 Capers, William, 128, 152 Collier, William, 91, 103 Carney, C. I., 133 Collingsworth, John, 8 Carr, John H., 151, 152 Collins, J. A., 230 Carroll, Henry King, 20, 39 Collins, W. D., 145 Carroll, William, 95 Colquitt, Albert Holt, 4 Carson, Herbert! 23 Commanche Indians, 149 Carter, Jimmy, 4 Coody, Joseph, 129 Cartwright, Peter, 136 Coody, William, 129 Cass, William D., 225-238 Copway, George, 109, 110 Cayuga Indians, 136 Costen, Z., 75, 76 Central America, 6 Coverdale, Miles, 256 Central Illinois Conference, 40 Cowan, J. E., 173, 174 Central Pacific Railroad, 30 Cox, John, 94 Chaplain of U. S. House of Represen Cox, Samuel C., 94 tatives, -82 Cox, Samuel K., 99, 102 Chapman, Jonas Drown, 226 Creek Indians, 127-154 Charlestown Hymn Book, 55 Croly, George, 57 , Chase, Henry P., 110 Cromwell, James 0., 60 Chautauqua Association, 242 Crosby, Sarah, 180 Checote, S~muel, 128, 145, 146 Cross, Robert, 36, Cherokee Bible Society, 148, Cumming, D. B., 139, 147 Cherokee. Indians, 127-154 Currey, Ben F., 130 Chickasaw Academy, 150 Curry., Daniel, 31 Chickasaw Indians, 127-154 child labor laws, 26 Chitta, 29, 155-177 China. Missiori Conference, 156 Dalbey, Joel; 94 Chinese Exclusion Act,33 Daniel, W. Harrison, 66, 90 Chinese Immigrants, 30 Davis, Jefferson, 12 Chippewa Missions., 106..114 Davis, Lyman Edwyn, 80 Choctaw Indians, 127-154 Dawson, John, 95 Choctawmatahaw, John, 132 deaconess movement, 24, 25 Christmas Conference, 6, 60, 67 Dearborn College, 82, 90 Christmas Watch Night, 146 Deford, J. H., 94, 104 churchextensiort societies,25 Delamotte, Charles, 213 city evangelization unions~25 Delaware Indians, 136 City Road Chapel, 178.. 199 Denny, Collins, 158, 160, 161, 163, 166, Civil War, 16,250 168, 169, 172, 173 Clark, William, 153 DePauw University, 39 Clarke, John, 59, 60 Dillard, J. M., 98 -----'------1,';Dl. X ...''J().)-.

DISCOVLHY. ~)l). U)(l. :200. 2~d ForenWll. Steplwn, 137 do{"\ofnl di~~l'rtfl[i(lns. dlrcklii-it, 203 Fo1's. Cyru" D., 17 Dndgf'. \Villiam Eo. Jr.. :)8 l,'oiill'r. Ann. /) Dorsey, Dennin B., ()(). 73 Found(·ry. The. 178 ')')f) 'l'1\1 [")..~)\\, J ._J~".,.;..(--' ...."_,, ...... d,' Francke, AUl!.u~1 Bf'rmann. :220 Downs. Elkn J.. ]S1 Francke, Gonlil'b August. 212-2~4 Drew Univprl!ity. :/) Franklin Collegt'. 7 Dugger. J. \V .. 9H Freemn:iunry. 239-252 Duke of Edinburgh. I H()-I H7 French. Abner. 226 Duncun.E. B., 14() Fullerton, Thomus ~leCun{'. 106·114 Dwyer. Jllm('~ A.• ~10. ~11

Gabriel, Halph H~'nry, 17 Endy, VirgilYollng Cook. :3 Gallt>J)tine. A., 94 EClst Indips. 223 Garrettson. Fr('f'born, 59-63 Eaton. Homer. 161, ]()4. 167. 176 Garrison, 'Villiam Lloyd. 2;:;2 Eaton, John, 15:3 Gf'ary Bill. 34 Ebenev?r !\'1nnuClI Labor School,109 Grn('ral Con[erpnce (MP). first. 87 Edward!', Cass Clark. 127 Gelwral Conference of 1844. 225-218 election of dt'legntes to General Con Genesee Conference. 40, 239. 253 e('rence, 5 Georgia, 3-]5. 45. 55. 129, 1.30,212-224 Eliot, T. S.. 57 Georgia Conft:·rence. 5, 8 Ellison. Gerald. 186 Georgia Conference (]VIPI. 93 Ely, Ed. F., 110, III Gerhardt, Paul, 45 Embury. Philip, (J7. 253-260 Germ i1 n pietism. 211 <~24 l~:,m1)llry. JHmlleC I....')-3;). , .:."'54'" Germany. 211-224 Emory College. 3, 12 Gett)'sburg Collt'ge and Semina ry. qz Emory University. ;3 Gill, John, 52 English. Donald. 187. 196 Goff, IV!. B., 103, 104 Episcopal Address, IQ. 2:3 Golder. l ..ouise. 25. 26 Epworth L<'ague. 2c~ Goode. \\'illiam H .• 151 Essex. James, H5 Goodrich, James H .. 110. 114 Eurnpl'::m immigrants. 30 Gouclwr. John F., 161 t'vangelienlism. 17 GralHIm, James, 151 Granger. Franci~. 240 Gra\"(.'~, r. S.. 94 Federal Council of tIl(' Clmrdws of Christ. Green"ky. Peter, 111 Griffith. Horatio. 9-1 Fe

Hallensian pietism, 211-224 Ingham, Benjamin, 213, 214 Hamill, John N., 145 Iowa Indians, 136 Hamilton, John W.. , 40 Hammet, William, 59, 60 Hanna, Thomas, 94 Jackson, Andrew, 131 Hansen, A. J., 33, ,34 Jenkins, Jimmy, 6 Harding, Francis A., 230 Jennings, Arthur T., 249 Harding,Williattl, 94 Johnson, John, 109, lIO, Ill, 114 i. Harrell, John, 142, 145, 147, 148, 151 John Street Church, 254, 255, 257 Harris, Howell, 217 Jones, Evan, 137 Harris, Jeffrey, 193 Joplin, Harris G. S., 145, 146 Harrison, Edward, 94 Jordan, Philip D., 2, 16 Harrison, Peter, 145 Hawley, Bostwick, 39 Hayes, Rutherford B., 33 Ka'nsas Conference, 40, 136 Hayes, Mrs. Rutherlprd B., 37 Kavanaugh, B. T., lIO Haygood, Atticus G., 6, 15 Kavanaugh, William B., lIO Heck, Barbara, 67 Kaw Indians, 136 Hedstrom, Olaf, 29 Kearney, Dennis, 32, 33 Henkle, Eli, 94 Key, Francis Scott, 135 Henry, Jim, 128, 135 KickapooMission, 136 Henry, Matthew, 52 King, Cameron,30 Herheri, George, 54, -55 King, David, lIO Herrnhut~ ,211, 212,215 King, James, 41 Higham, John,35 Knights of Labor, 38 Hiller, G. E., 36 Kuleshuhby, Captain, 132 Hitchcock, ,.Ethan Allen, 147 Kurtz, Josiah, 94 'HoUoway, Fred G., 77 Holm$, Zelplla, '226 Hopewood, James, 94 labor unioils, 21, 26, 28 IIorton-,. Jothan, 244 Lacy, W. H.; 159; 160; 165; 166, 167, ,House,pf Commons, 182 169, 173, 174, 176 Howell, f'H., '94,9'5 Laishley, Peter T., 16, 94 IIughes,'Edwih'Holt, 73 Lamar,L. 'Q.C., 15 IIuht, William,226 Lambkin; W., 75 >J lIunter, At1dfew, 151, 152 Lambuth, W.,R., 157; 113 Hunter, George 'G. _~~II,':l95, 198 Lansi,ng, Isaac J,., 37 :IIuJton; Amos, 104, Lawrence; Alexander A., 202 HYrons, 44-'Sa Lawrence, Rob,ert,deTreville, 202 Lawson,_ J~mes, 107 lay representation, 5, 19,69, 71, 78: tUinois Conf~rence (MP1; '88, 94 Lee, Burwell, 147 lmathiu~ Lawi; 197 Lee, Luther; 244,250, 251, 252 inm1igrafits, 16-43 LeFlore, Greenwood, 129, 131, 133 Iildiapa Conference (MP)., 94 LentQll, Mrs. Mary, 187 IndiauMethodism, 127~l54 Leonard; ,A. ,B., 1pO, 161 Lewis, Pikney~94 Indian. - Mission"....Conference"- - . 128, 141, 153 Indians, 6 Lincoln, Abraham., 12 INDEX 267 Lloyd, Selwyn, 183 Methodist Protestant, The, 81, 87, 93, 102 Locke, George R., 225 Methodist Protestant Church, 67-105, 250 Locke, William B., 225 Mexico, 6 Locke, William R., 210, 225 Minnesota Conference, 108 longer pastorates for ministers, 5 Missionary Society, 136, 154, 159 Longstreet, Augustus Baldwin, 200-202, Mississippi, 129, 131, 135 235 Mississippi Conference, 149 , , Louisiana Conference (MP), 94 Missouri Conference, 136, 142 Lyon, Matthew, 128 Moderator of Free Church Federal Council, 186 Moore, Arthur J., 3, 4 McCreary, E. D., 23, 24, 38 Moore, David H., 160 McElroy, George B., 95, 100, 103, 104, Moravians, 53, 211-224 105 Morgan, Hosea, 139 , I McHenry, James, 128, 135, 146 Morgan, Joseph B., 161 i I McIntosh, Chilly, 146 Morgan, William, 239 I : I McIntosh, Chief Roley, 144 Morris, Colin, 188 1 I McIntosh, William, 139, 146 Morris, George W., 138 ! I McKendree, William, 68, 153 Morrison, Samuel, 94 I McKendree School, 128 Morrison, William, 94 ,I McKenzie, J. W. P., 151 Morse, C. M., 21, 22 McKinney, Thomas L., 127 Moss, Arthur Bruce, 253 McLeister, Ira F., 250 Mot, August, 95 McLeod, Dickson, C., 130 Mount Vernon Church,Washington, D. McMurdy, Robert, 245, 246, 247 C., 14 I McTyeire, Holland N., 15 Murfee, James T., 97, 100 I Madison, James, 91 Murphy, D., 40 I Madison College, 90-105 Mushulatuhbe, Chief, 133 Maine Conference, 40 Muskingurn Conference (MP), 92, 94 Mains, George P., 21, 23,24, 26 Mutual Rights, The, 68, 69, 75, 81 Marksman, Peter, 109, 111 Myers, Thomas, 134 Martin, Alexander, 39 Martin, Joel, 251 Maryland Conference (MP), 87, 90, 91, Nast, William, 29, 39 92,94 National City Evangelization Union, 24 Maryland House of Delegates, 83 National League for Protection of Masonic opposition, 239-252 American Institutions, 41 Massachusetts Conference (MP), 94 Native Americans, 106-114, 127--154 o }, Math¢ws, James, 183, 196 Nesmith, T. J., 94 Matlack, Lucius C., 244, 245, 246, 247, New Hampshire Conference, 225-238 248, 251, 252 Newman, Henry, 222 May, Henry F., 25 New York Conference, 33, 34, 40 Mayor of Islington, 186 New York Conference (MP), 94 Mercer University, 7 New York East Conference, 22, 34 Merrill, A. D.,225 Norris, T.F., 94 Methodist Episcopal. Church, 16-43, 26 North, Frank Mason, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26 Methodist Federation fot Social Service, North Carolina Conference (MP), 94 26, .27 Northern Illinois Institute, 102

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')·r'~!i.ll. '''''~l l 1 ~l./I~.,.~~ru,.._1")'J' •... . "'r ":.1 ~'illiam\V OakchiHh, .• 134 PrindJ~ Rf'v,!tni,/n, 247. 2l-H Odd Fellows. 247 PtlhU;;;.hi!1~' How"" (~t L. S'Hlrhl, 1- Ogll'thorpt'. Governor. :::13 Ohio Conft'rence H\{PI, 87. 88. Q1 l\li,,;sion~.Jn6-JI4 OjibvQl (>ulllert-.. '73. J;\3 O·Ke-ll(·y. Jame:", 68 QU8prm Indinfli' .. I3-h, l:C Oklahoma, 127·154 (~)u ~'f'n E Li121w th lJ, I 1)h, Hr:- .()"nn, .Aep". Ileo.....-)')')J,) Oliwrs, Thomas. }80 Onondaga Indians, 136 Handolph. John. 8':': opponent (,f th("o!og]cal sch{)(}ls. ] 2 Han~()m. J(fhn B .. 1(11 organiz.ation of 1\1. E. Chureh. South. 10 Rf'eh~lb;tPs, 24'7 orgBnized labor. 19, 30 Het>d. Fitrh. 2,:',3. 2:-,.·1 "1 i ')') "j orpanageh ... IJ, .....t Ref'~f.', E. Yah's, {j·t WI Overby, H irhard, 117 Ht"f'S(:', 1. S,. -pubIican1"fpthlJdii"! Clmrr-h. (.g Pans. John. 94- Hic'f'. Joel. 9-1 Parker, A. P., ]60 Hilt'), Richard, 129 Parlin, Charles, 183. 187 r{jv~~i~ "RlllE,h JI8rdpe'~ fJ.!!,. 7}1 Pawson, John. IBO Roach, Gf'org'''~'. 3 Penn'""rn",. ",,". 1\{'0'J. ,,-p_C•.•. ~.. 1_ ~., , 1S.'~ I Ro('k Hiw'r Con!t'H",DfJ', 10:- Perryman, CAJmdim. },15 Hof,f'rs. 1\otrs. D nri;;;, 1HI,

Perryman. Henry, 144 R()?,"f-'f:" , Ho!:wrt, J3S PhiIHp8, J. L.. 94 HO~f:NS...W ,. 21 '7 Piere{', Ann, .~. 11 Hutnsn Cllthnlic An}ii1iB~ Hi..,h'T' fl,r Pif'fC£'. Eilll., 4- \rP§tmin~tcr. 18(, l-~}·· r· ">,, ~- r,,, Pif'rcf'. Gr'o·rge fostpt. 3-15 Roman ',.All iO.1C.", ,).. , .L", .>1 ;H.)~ Pierc-(', Lovidc j I 18 79 i. 3-15 Ho'F'" I ~ Ho,,", lohn. J2Q. 139. 147, I'1J; Pien.'('. R.'ddick. (I Hn,,<;;, Quatle, uq Pi~rtf' C:hair of ReH~l(lr1. 13 Pif'rrymt. F, H .. Qt pi.t>ti"m.2 JI ~2Z4 Pilkin~tl)n, Lwmn Fo""ttr, l;:f., J5:7., pj!l;"'-H1., \to. ,t'" 175 PiP"f, J~mp'~, {H .Pitt!'bunrh (>'.rJfJ'n>-nf:1f' L~fl'), ~n. 9:'. 01- , ,j ! INDEX 269 Scarritt, Nathan, 151 Steele, George M., 40 Schmidt, Martin, 211 Stevens, Abel, 37 Scott, Allen M., 142 Stevenson, William, 127 Scott, Elihu, 228 Stewart, A., 94 Scott, Orange, 244, 245, 246, 247, 248 Stockton, William, 68, 81 'secret societies, 239-252 Stretton, Jo-n, 59 Sehon, E. H., 148 Strong, Josiah, 38 ,i· Seminole Indians, 153 Strawbridge, Robert, 67 Seneca Indians, 136 Strozier, Walter, 3 Sequoyah, 147 suffrage for womeu., 8 Seward, William H., 240, 242 Sullivan, William, 249 Sexton, Jacob, 144 Sunderland, Leroy, 244 Shanghai Publishing House, 155-177 Swanton, J. R., 141 Shawnee Indians, 136, 153 Sherman, William T., 11, 12 ,i Shinn, Asa, 69, 73, 87 Tackitt, Pleasant, 145 .! Simpson, J. A., 94 Talley, Alexander, 129, 130, 131, 132, , i fi Simpson, James W., 110 133, 134, 141, 142 ~ f Simpson, Matthew, 12, 16, 28 Tarr, John H., 94 III I Skidmore, Samuel, 162 Tennessee Conference, 142 I slavery, 140, 220, 225-238 Thomas, George, 183, 191, 194 1 Smith, D. M., 158, 164 Thomas, J. 0., 98 Smith, Edward, 245, 246, 247, 248 Thomson, Robert B., 94, 98 Smith, Gerald J., 2do Tippy, Worth M., 26 Smith, J. J., 94 Toombs, Bob, 7, 15 Ij I Smith, Sam B., 131 Torry, Alvin, 136 'I Smith, W. A., 228, 230 Trott, J. 'J., 130 1 Smyth, Andrew D., 142, 145 Truesdell, Charles G., 39 Snethen, Nicholas, 68, 72, 78-89 Turl, Stanley, 186 Snethen Seminary, 82 Turner, Abbot, 4, 13 social creed, 22, 25, 26, 27n Turner, Thomas, 4 Social Gospel Movement, 16-43 Tussawalita, 129, 139, 147, 148 social reform, 22, 239 Tyndale, William, 256 Sons of Temperance, 247 Soule, Joshua, 11, 68, 73, 139., 153,231, 232, 237 Ulsperger, Samuel, 219, 223 South Carolina College,200 Union Societies, 68, 69, 81, 85 South Carolina Conference (MP), 93 University of Georgia, 7 Southern Christian Advocate, 11 Spang¢nberg, August Gottlieb, 212, 213, 2'15 Vanderbilt University, 12 Spates, Samuel, 109, 110, 111, 113 Van Order, Henry, 111 :Spencer, David E., 111 Varde~'J., 90 Springer, C., 94 Vatican Council (1870),- 36 Stanger, Frank Bateman, 126, 178 Vernon, LeroyM., 40 Statler, Learner B., 145, Vernon, Walter N., 126, 1~7, 210 Steadham, George W., 128 Vickers, George, 94 Stearns, John G., 242 Virgin,ia Conference (MP), 87, 91,92 270 METHODIST HISTORY

Walker, Alan, 197 Young, John, 248 Walker, James, 246 Walker, Jesse, 136 Walker, Victor, 40 Zaring, Elbert R., 26 Walters, Stanley D., 2, 44 Zehrer, Karl, 210, 211 Wanek, Frank, 184 Ziegenhagen, Friedrich Michael, 212, 213, War Claim money, 156 214, 215, 216, 217,219, 221 Ward, Harry F., 26 Zinzendorl, Count, 51, 212, 213, 216 Ward, H.enry Dana, 240 Ward~ Seth, 166 War.ma,n, John B., 66, 67 Warrener, William, 59 Waters, FranCis, 9l, 99 Weed, Thurlow, 240, 242 Weelooker, 139, 147 Welch, Herbert,22,26 WelshCalvinistieMethodist Church, 212 Wesley, Charles, 45, 52, 53, 54,55, 180, 187,213, 216, 223:;224 Wesley, John, 9, 44-58, 178-199, 211-224; 254; letter 59-63 Wesley,$usan~a, 55 Wesley""$, Chapel, 178-199 Wesleyan Fem~le College, 9 , Wesleyan Mefhpd,istChurch; 239-252' Wesleyan Repos#ory, The, 68, 81 Wesleyan Utlion for Social S~rvic~, 26 Wesle,yanUniversity,17 "West WiscoJ).§iIlCOJ1ferertce, 107 Western .Methodist Protestant, The, 75'

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No. Site and Location Sponsoring ConI. 26 Mother Church of Methodism in Eastern South Dakota, Yankton, S. D. South Dakota 27 First Evangelical Center in South Dakota, Big Stone City, S. D. South Dakota 28 Mother Church of Methodism in Black Hills, Deadwood, S. D. South Dakota 29 Empire CampgrOlwd, Poland, Maine Maine 30 Fort Davis Church, Fort Davis, Texas New Mexico 31 Geeting Meetinghouse Site and Cemetery, Keedysville, Md. Baltimore 32 Roberts Marker, DePauw University, Greencl,lstle, Ind. South Indiana 33 Old Bethel Church, Greencastle, Ind. South Indiana 34 First U. M. Church, Albuquerque, N. M. New Mexico 35 First Church Site, Lynn, Mass. Southern New England 36 Page's Meeting House near Radford, Va. Holston 37 The Keywood Marker near GladeSpring, Va. Holston 38 HazeIU. M. Church, Hazel, S. D. South Dakota 39 RichlandU. M. Church, Richland, S.D. South Dakota 40 Elk Point Church, Elk Point, S. D. South Dakota 41 Methodist Comer, Durham, Me. Maine 42 Richmond Nolley Gravesite, Jena, La. Louisiana 43 Amistad U. M. Church; Amistad; N. M. New Mexico 44 Cape May Monument, Cape May, N. J. Southern New Jersey 45 Emanuel U. M. Church, Brunswick, Ga. South Georgia 46 PearlRiver Church, MadisonCounty, Miss. Mississippi 47 Washington Ch.urch, Washington, Miss. Mississippi ~ Sharon Church and Community, Madison·County, Ms. Mississippi 49 Bethel (Brick) Church, Screven County, Ga. South Georgia 50 Wesley Chapel, Savannah, Ga. South Georgia 51 United Methodist Church, Fairfield Center, Me. Maine 52 Chalk Rock Church of Scotland, Scotland, S. D. South Dakota 53 Mt.Gilead D. M. Church, Sparta, Tenn. Tennessee 54 Boehm's Chapel, Willow Street, Pat Eastern Pennsylvania I 55 Methodist Indian Mission at the Soo, SaultStet Marie, Mich. Detroit Lincoln Church, Penobscot County, Me. Maine 1 56 57 Camp Ground Church, Laurel County, Ky. Kentucky 58 First Church, Covington, Ky. Kentucky 59 Zebalndian Church, L'Anse,Mich. Detroit 60 Clinton Church, Clinton, Mich. Detroit 61 Site of First Log Methodist Church in Michigan, Dearborn, Mich. Detroit 62 Grave of Judsoll Collins, Chelsea, Mich. Detroit 63 Site of Port Cr~ekChurch, Flat Rock, Mich. Detroit 64 Talbotton Church, Talbotton, Ga. South Georgia Detroit 65 Rockland Church, Rockland, Mich. !. WOMEN IN NEW WORLDS: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE UNITED METHODIST TRADITION

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