Name/Title
History of Methodism in Georgia and Florida: From 1785 to 1865, the.Entry/Object ID
2015.1.4757Tags
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xiv, [15]-530 p. front., ports. 19 cm.
History of Methodism in Georgia and Florida: From 1785 to 1865 by George Smith.
List of authorities p. [ix]
References to Jacksonville include pages: 326, 343, 404.
Contents: Chapter I. 1735-1737.-- John Wesley in Georgia, Charles Wesley, Benjamin Ingham, George Whitefield, Cornelius Winter Chapter II. Religious History of Georgia to the Introduction of Methodism, The Colonists, The Episcopal Church, The Lutherans, The Presbyterians, The Baptists -- Chapter III. 1786-1791. Methodism in America before 1785, Beverley Allen, James Foster, Thomas Humphries, John Major , Condition of the People, Henry Parks, Richard Ivy, Francis Asbury in Georgia, First Conference, Hope Hull First Church, Thomas Haynes , Conference at Grant's, James Conner, Thomas Grant, David Merriwether, Thomas Coke, Elbert CircuitJames Jenkins,Reuben Ellis, Union of the Georgia and South Carolina Conferences -- Chapter IV. Conference of 1795
,Philip Bruce, Decline in the Church, and its Cause ,Samuel Cowles ,First General Conference, Enoch George , Conference of 1798, Benjamin Blanton,
Jesse Lee in Georgia, George Dougherty, Charles Tait, Ralph Banks, Alexander McCaine, Conference 1799, Stith Mead ,John Garvin, Conference 1800, Britton Capel, Nicolas Snethen, Conference 1801 and 1802, J. H. Mellard, Great Revival , Camp-Meetings, Conference 1803 ,Lorenzo Dow, Lewis Myers, Large Increase—Conference 1804, -- Chapter V. 1805-1812., Conference of 1805, Lovick and Reddick Pierce, Joseph Tarplet, Sparta,Milledgeville Circuit
Apalachee Circuit, Lovick Pierce on his First Georgia Circuit, W M. Kennedy,
The Ohoopee Circuit, Asburt again in Georgia, Conference
of 1806 at Sparta, Jesse Lee, First Society in Savannah, Sparta Camp-Meeting, Judge Stith, Mrs. Dr. Bird, James Russell, The Tombigbee Mission, Wm. Arnold, General Conference of 1808,Jos. Travis, Bro. Bob Martin, or Shouting
under Difficulties, Annual Conference of 1808, at Liberty
Chapel, Wm. McKendree, Wm. Capers, Lovick Pierce on
his First District, Josias Randle, Hilliard Judge, Wm.
Redwine, Robert L. Edwards, Osborn Rogers,Epps Tucker,John Collingsworth, Conference of 1809, John McVenn, Jno. S. Ford,Milledgeville a Station, Whitman C. Hill,Conference of 1811, General Review , 160 --
Chapter VI. From 1812 to the Death of Asbixry in 1816. Henry
Bass,James O. Andrews, Samuel K. Hodges, Location of Lovick Pierce
, Sketch of his Wife, Thomas Darley,Location of RussellAllen Turner, Elijah Bird, Continued Decline , Asbury's Death, Character of Asbury -- Chapter VII.
1816-1823., General Conference of 1816,New Bishops,The Cabinet, R. r. Roberts, Conference at Columbia, Andrew Hammill, Death of Hull, Asbury, Morgan, R. Green,George Hill, Jno. L. Jerry, John Simmons,Thomas Samford,General Conference of 18'20, Isaac Smith, Jno. B. Chappell, James Dunwoody,John Howard, Wm. J. Parks, Thomas L. Wynn,Peyton L. Wade, Elijah Sinclair, Constant Decline-Cause of it -- Chapter VIII.
From 1823 to the Formation of the Georgia Conference in 1830, Conference of 1828, Wm. Capers at Milledgeville,Monroe Mission, Geo. Hull, Yellow River Mission, Gwinnett Mission, Chattahoochee Mission,John Slade, Introduction of Methodism into Florida, Conference of 1824, Tallahassee,Tilman
Snead, General Conference of 1821, Jos. Travis, Conference
of 1825, J. A. Few, Conference of 1827,Nicholas Talley, Joshua Soule,Jesse Boring, Great Revival, A. B. Longstreet, Conference of 1828, James Dannelly, Eatonton, Josiah Flournoy, Henry Branham, Jere. Norman, Stephen
Olin, Charles Hardy', La Grange, Robert Flournoy, Conference of 1829 ,Madison ,James Hunter, General Review -- Chapter IX. First Georgia Conference,John McVean, Legacy of Thomas Grant,Sunday-School Cause,George Foster Pierce, A. H. Mitchell, Caleb W. Key, Jno. B. Barton,Jno. C. Simmons ,Conference 1832, Bishop Hedding,Delegates to the General Conference, Peyton P. Smith,lMyles Green, General Conference of 1832, James O. Andrew made Bishop,Robert Emory,Death of James Bellah,Wm. Choice, Conference
of 1833, Death of Thomas Darley,Methodism in South-west
Georgia, Gold Discoveries and Methodism in the Mines, Pay of the Preachers,Conference of 1834, Joshua Knowles ,First Collection for Superannuated Preachers, Cherokee District,Irwin,Hawkinsville,The Frontier Districts of the South, VV. Graham, E. W. Reynolds,George H. Round ,George W. Lane , Alex. Speer ,Sandersville ,Jno. W. Knight,Saml. Anthony -- Chapter X.
1836-1840.
Two Conferences in 1836—January Conference in Macon—Jno. W. Glenn—Geo. A. Chappell—General Conference of 1836
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Geo. F. Pierce Presiding Elder—Columbus Conference in
.December—Noble Generosity of Columbus—First Conference Minutes published—Death of John Howard—Christiak
Advocate—Great Revival in Warrenton—Thomas A. Morris—
The Hulston District in Upper Georgia—Conference of 1837
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G .eat Revival in La Grange—A Race-horse N\med for a Preacher—Work in Florida—Massacre op a Preacher's Family—Conference in Eatonton—Jas. R. Jackson—A. B. Longstreet—G. I. Pearce—Revival in Upson—A. Means—Wm. Crumley—Among the Tomahawks—Fort Gaines—General Conference of 1840—General Review
Chgapter XL 1845-1866.
Death of Blanton and Few—Jno. M. Bonnell—J. Blakely Smith —S. C. Quillian—Chas. R. Jewell—W. B. McHan—Joy F. Steagall—R. F. Jones—J. Howard Harris—Jno. H. Mashburn—Benj. J. Johnson—Josiah Asken—Flacdew—Cotter—
Cone—Reese—Howard—Marietta—Forsyth—Cedar TownAmericus—Great Revivals—Increased Liberality—Florida
Work—Gardner—Cooper—Connor—Rapid Growth—The War —The Thkee General Conferences before 1861 Capers —Early—During the War—The End—General Conference of 1866, Division of the Conference -- Chapter XII.
Methodism in the Cities—Augusta—Savannah—Athens—MaconColumbus and Atlanta -- Chapter XIII Education —Missions—BenevolenceCollection
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Smith, George Gilman, 1836-1913Edition
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Rare Book BX 8248 .G4 S65 1881LCCN
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