Indiana Methodism Being An Account of the Introduction Progress And Present
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THE first society seems to have been organized about A. D. 1807, by some minister, or perhaps a local preacher, from Kentucky. The first official recognition 174 INDIANA METHODISM.
of this society seems to have occurred about A. D. 1810, Tinder the ministry of the Rev. Sely Payne, who traveled Silver-creek Circuit that year, which embraced Jefferson- ville. The first society in JefFersonville was composed of the following persons, to wit : Mr. Beman, L. P. , class-leader; Mrs. Beman, Stephen... Beman, Lyman Be- man, Mary Toville, afterward Mary Taylor, Davis Floyd, Mary Floyd, Bichard Mosely, Samuel Lampton, Charlotte Lampton, Mrs. Leatherman. There may have been other names on the old class-paper at that time, but that important document having long since disappeared, with other records, the above are all the names which can be identified at this late day. Father Beman seems to have been an earnest, humble Christian; a good represent- ative of the Methodists of his time. The old members, two or three of whom lingered among us to a late period, spoke wdth enthusiasm of the happy times their little band enjoyed under his faithful leadership.
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THE first society seems to have been organized about A. D. 1807, by some minister, or perhaps a local preacher, from Kentucky. The first official recognition 174 INDIANA METHODISM.
of this society seems to have occurred about A. D. 1810, Tinder the ministry of the Rev. Sely Payne, who traveled Silver-creek Circuit that year, which embraced Jefferson- ville. The first society in JefFersonville was composed of the following persons, to wit : Mr. Beman, L. P. , class-leader; Mrs. Beman, Stephen... Beman, Lyman Be- man, Mary Toville, afterward Mary Taylor, Davis Floyd, Mary Floyd, Bichard Mosely, Samuel Lampton, Charlotte Lampton, Mrs. Leatherman. There may have been other names on the old class-paper at that time, but that important document having long since disappeared, with other records, the above are all the names which can be identified at this late day. Father Beman seems to have been an earnest, humble Christian; a good represent- ative of the Methodists of his time. The old members, two or three of whom lingered among us to a late period, spoke wdth enthusiasm of the happy times their little band enjoyed under his faithful leadership.
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