History of Methodism in Illinois From 1793 to 1832
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He was converted at an early age under the minis- try of Rev. John Clark, and was received in the Tennessee Conference in 1814, and appointed to Cold Water and Maramec, and in 1815 to the Missouri Circuit. At the close of his year on the Okaw Circuit he was sent to Cash River and Big- ~ 4 Rev. N. P. Heath.
JOHN HARRIS. 143 bay, and the next year to Shoal Creek and Illinois as supernumerary. He continued in this relation and in that of a superannuate until 1822, when he located. Being impressed ...with the belief that he was providentially called to Arkansas, he removed to that country in 1823, and in 1836 was readmitted in the Arkansas Conference, and appointed to Mount Prairie Circuit, on which he labored two years; in 1838, he was sent to Sulphur Fork, and at the close of the year located. " He had married a Miss Clark, a most estimable and worthy lady, and finely adapted to itinerant work. He was a man of me- dium height and rather spare. He was full of sympathy and wept much while preaching.
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He was converted at an early age under the minis- try of Rev. John Clark, and was received in the Tennessee Conference in 1814, and appointed to Cold Water and Maramec, and in 1815 to the Missouri Circuit. At the close of his year on the Okaw Circuit he was sent to Cash River and Big- ~ 4 Rev. N. P. Heath.
JOHN HARRIS. 143 bay, and the next year to Shoal Creek and Illinois as supernumerary. He continued in this relation and in that of a superannuate until 1822, when he located. Being impressed ...with the belief that he was providentially called to Arkansas, he removed to that country in 1823, and in 1836 was readmitted in the Arkansas Conference, and appointed to Mount Prairie Circuit, on which he labored two years; in 1838, he was sent to Sulphur Fork, and at the close of the year located. " He had married a Miss Clark, a most estimable and worthy lady, and finely adapted to itinerant work. He was a man of me- dium height and rather spare. He was full of sympathy and wept much while preaching.
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