
”ADAMS, Ezra, s Ezra and Nabby (Partridge) b W Medway Aug 28 1809. prep with Rev Dr Ide. Medway. Hartford TS 1835-38; ord Surry NH Apr 28 1840; p there 1840-43; Roxbury NH 1843-50; Gilsum NH 1851-64. d Gilsum NH … Continue reading

”ADAMS, Ezra, s Ezra and Nabby (Partridge) b W Medway Aug 28 1809. prep with Rev Dr Ide. Medway. Hartford TS 1835-38; ord Surry NH Apr 28 1840; p there 1840-43; Roxbury NH 1843-50; Gilsum NH 1851-64. d Gilsum NH … Continue reading

”Myron Winslow Adams was born in Gilsum, November 27, 1860, being a son of Rev. Ezra Adams and Alice M. Ware. The subject of this sketch was educated at Wilberforce university, Ohio, Kimball Union Academy, Meriden, and at Dartmouth college, … Continue reading

“Ware, Edward Rowell, A. B., A. M., ’53, minister, Montevallo. 1843, Montgomery; s. Robert D. Ware, Montgomery, and Clara ; b. June 24, 1824; Pastor, Presbyterian Churches, Jacksonville, Centreville and Montevallo; d. Sept. 10, 1851.” Source: A Register of the … Continue reading

“MATTHEWS, KEENER NORWOOD. Methodist minister was born August 17, 1876, at Hanover, Coosa County; son of Dr. John Thomas and Sarah Frances Ann (Norwood) Matthews who lived at Greenville, Ga., the former a native of Campbell County, born near Fairburn, … Continue reading

Note: Information submitted by Marti Martin, Woodford Co., KY Historical Society “Nancy Elizabeth Ware, was probably the most prominent child of the Squire M. Ware family. She began he collegetraining at the Christian College at Eugene, Oregon in 1911. After … Continue reading

“Easton, George William.– Was born Jan. 19, 1850 at Duanesburg, N.Y.; converted and called to preach when sixteen; studied at Troy Conference Academy; entered the Troy Conference, 1881; appointments: ’81,’82, Round Lake, N.Y.; ’83-’85 Johnsonburg N.Y.; ’86-’88 Willisborough N.Y.; ’89 … Continue reading

“Rev. Daniel Lee was born in Stanstead, Canada, July 1, 1806. He was converted in 1827. He joined the New Hampshire Conference in 1831. He came to the Pacific coast with Jason Lee in 1834. He was married at Fort … Continue reading

“REV. MOSES MILLER was settled as the second pastor, Dec. 26, 1804, and the sermon was preached by Rev. Joseph Field and was published. After a ministry of about thirty-five years, the last two of which a colleague pastor was … Continue reading

Note: Reverend Ware was a descendant of the fourth generation of Robert Ware, Sr. “Henry Ware, son of John Ware, was born in Sherborn, Massachusetts, April 1, 1764, and died at Cambridge, Massachusetts, July 12, 1845, aged eight-one. He married … Continue reading
