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Identifier: 01861476.emory.edu
Title: The illustrated history of Methodism (electronic resource); the story of the origin and progress of the Methodist church, from its foundation by John Wesley to the present day. Written in popular style and illustrated by more than one thousand portraits and views of persons
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Lee, James Wideman, 1849-1919 Luccock, Naphtali, 1853-1916 Dixon, James Main, 1856-1933
Subjects: Methodism
Publisher: St Louis New York : The Methodist magazine publishing co.
Contributing Library: Emory University, Pitts Theology Library
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he intervening fouryears was declared unconstitutional. The following year, 1825, seems tohave passed without any meeting of thecollege of bishops; but in April, 1S2(>,four of them came together in theQuaker City, where Bishops Georgeand Hedding were presiding at the An-nual Conference. They met in the roomof Bishop McKendree, who had arrivedfrom the South, with Soule, to attendthe meeting; Bishop Roberts was absent.A matter they had to settle was theelection of a representative to the BritishConference—an appointment which theyhad been authorized to make by a reso-lution of the General Conference. Theindividual fixed upon by Roberts andSoule was William Capers, whomMcKendree now nominated. Georgeand Hedding, however, objected toCapers, because he was a slave-owner,and desired either to postpone theelection, or to have Wilbur Fisk orEzekiel Cooper sent in his place. At this time Capers was a great powerin the South. Born in South Carolina 462 The Illustrated History of Methodism.
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i. Richard Allen.2. Morris Brown.3- Edward Waters. 4. William Paul Quinn. 5. Willis Nazery. 6. D. Alexander Payne. BISHOPS OF THE AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 7. Alexander W. Wayman. 14. Richard H. Cain. 8. Jabez Pitt Campbell. 9. James A. Shorter. 10. Thomas M. D. Ward. 11. John M. Brown. 12. Henry McNeal Turner. 13. William F. Dickerson. 15. Richard R. Disney. 16. Wesley J. Gaines. 17. Benjamin W. Arnett. 18. Benjamin T. Tanner. 19. Abraham Grant. The Illustrated History of Methodism 463 BISHOPS OF THE AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 2„ NAMK Born Pl.ACK OF BlKTII J Z^ J. Whekk Ki-ia:ii i Died 1 Richard Allen 1760 Philadelphia, Pa. 1818 Philadelphia, Pa 1831 o Morris Brown 1770 Charleston, S. C. 1828 Philadelphia, Pa. 1S49 • ) Edward Waters West River, Md. 1832 Philadelphia, Pa. 1847 4 William Paul Quinn 1795 Calcutta, India 1844 1873 5 Willis Nazery 1808 Isle of Wight Co., Ya. 1852 New York City 1875 6 D. Alexander Payne 1811 Charleston, S. C. 1852 New York City 7 Ale

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