History of Methodism in Arkansas, Part 32

Author: Jewell, Horace
Publication date: 1892
Publisher: Little Rock, Ark. : Press Printing Company
Number of Pages: 484


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At the formation of the Arkansas Conference there were two districts in Louisiana included, the Monroe District and the Alexander District. Previous to this time they were in- cluded in the Mississippi Conference.


The following were admitted on trial at this first session ; Andrew Hunter, James Essex, James L. Newman, Enoch Whately, Thomas Benn, William H. Bump, Philip Asborne, J. W. P. Mckenzie. Admitted in full connection : John H. Rives, Henry Cornelius, Winfree B. Scott. Located : Wil- liam G. Duke and Daniel Sears : Transferred to other Con- ferences : Peter McGowan, Alvin Baird and Levi Pearce.


Appointments .- Little Rock District-C. T. Ramsey, Presiding Elder ; Little Rock Station, W. P. Ratcliffe ; Little Rock Circuit, Henry Cornelius ; Hot Springs Circuit, Arthur Simmons ; Mount Prairie, E. B. Duncan, Jacob Whitesides ; Rolling Fork, J. H. Carr; Sulphur Fork, L. Wakelee; Pine Bluff, James Essex.


Batesville District-Burwell Lee, Presiding Elder; Bates- ville, Ansell Webber and Philip Asborne; Jackson Circuit, John L. Irwin; Litchfield, Enoch Whateley ; Carrolton, to be supplied ; Washington, W. H. Bump; Ozark, Thomas Benn; Lewisburg, Robert Gregory.


Arkansas District-William H. Turnley, Presiding Elder ; Alexander Station, Richmond Randle ; Champagnolle Cir- cuit, to be supplied ; Opelousas, Winfree B. Scott; Frank- lin, John L. Hammil ; Lower Vermillion, John R. McIntosh ; Natchitoches, Jesse A. Guice ; William Stephenson, super- numerary.


Monroe District-John A. Cotton, Presiding Elder; Mon- roe Circuit, Benjamin A. Jones ; Claiborne Circuit, Sidney Squires ; Maronge, John A. Cotton.


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407


HISTORY OF METHODISM IN ARKANSAS.


South Indian Mission and Schools-John Harrell, Super- intendent; Thomas Bertholf, Andrew Hunter, J. W. P. Mc- Kenzie, Moses Perry and A. D. Smith. Number in society, whites, 2733 ; colored, 599; Indians, 1225. Number in the Arkansas portion of the Conference, whites, 2065; colored, 451.


There were 39 preachers who received appointments, 26 in full connection, 7 remaining on trial, and 8 admitted on trial.


The second session of the Little Rock Conference met at Little Rock, November 1, 1837. Lewis C. Propps, John B. Denton, Jerome B. Annis, Moses Speer, Uriah Whateley, Samuel Allen, James Graham, James E. Groce, George W. Turnley, John F. Seaman (10) were admitted on trial.


Appointments .- Little Rock District-Robert Gregory, Presiding Elder; Little Rock, Benjamin Jones; Benton, Henry Cornelius ; Greenville, Jacob Custer; Mount Prairie, Jacob Whitesides; Pine Bluff, William P. Ratcliffe ; Red River, Moses Speer.


Batesville District-Burwell Lee, Presiding Elder; Bates- ville, John Irvin ; Jackson, Ansel Webber; Litchfield Mission, Andrew Hunter ; Carrolton Mission, Jerome B. Annis ; Wash- ington, Hiram Gering; Ozark, Joseph L. Gold ; Lewisburg, John M. Steele; Boonville, Mission, to be supplied.


Arkansas District-J.C. Parker, Presiding Elder; Ouachita, Enoch Whateley; Chicot, James E. Groce; Bartholomew, Fountain Brown; Helena, James S. Newman; Franklin, John Powell; Marion, Alexander Avery; Mississippi Mis- sion, to be supplied ; Montgomery's Point, to be supplied.


Alexandria District-Richmond Randle, Presiding Elder ; Alexandria, Winfree B. Scott; Cheneyville, L. C. Propps ; Opelousas, H. B. Price ; Franklin, W. H. Bump; Natchi- toches, John R. McIntosh.


Monroe District-John H. Hammil, Presiding Elder; Monroe, Uriah Whateley ; Claiborne, Thomas Benn; Little


408


HISTORY OF METHODISM IN ARKANSAS.


River, Sidney Squires; Trinity, G. W. Turnley; Harrison- burg, Arthur W. Simmons.


South Indian District-John Harrell, Presiding Elder ; Sulphur Fork, John B. Denton, E. B. Duncan ; Cherokee Circuit, Thomas Bertholf, Johnson Field, John Boston ; School No. I, James Graham ; School No. 2, to be supplied ; School No. 3, James Essex ; Scnool No. 4, to be supplied ; Choctaw Circuit, J. W. P. Mckenzie; School No. I, Moses Perry ; School No. 2, S. Allen ; Seneca Circuit, Andrew D. Smith. White members. 3056; colored members, 592; Indians, 960-total, 4606.


The third session of the Arkansas Conference met at Washington, Hempstead County, November 7, 1838.


Peter German, B. C. Weir, Samuel Clark and Daniel Adams were admitted on trial.


Appointments -Little Rock District-J. C. Parker, Presid- ing Elder ; Little Rock Station, Wm. H. Bump; Benton Circuit, Andrew Hunter; Pine Bluff Circuit, Jacob Custer ; Columbia Circuit, Peter German; Bartholomew Mission, Fountain Brown ; Pulaski Circuit, C. Groce.


Batesville District-G. W. Morris, Presiding Elder ; Bates- ville Circuit, J. L. Irwin, B. Lee, supernumerary ; Litchfield Mission, Juba Eastabrook; Jackson Circuit, John M. Steele ; Yellville Mission, James Graham ; Ozark Circuit, J. L. Gould ; Boonville Mission, to be supplied ; Lewisburg Circuit, Arthur W. Simmons.


Helena District -- William P. Ratcliffe, Presiding Elder ; Helena Circuit, Spencer Walters ; Madison Circuit, Markley L. Ford; Marion Circuit, Thomas Benn; White River Cir- cuit, J. R. McIntosh ; Mississippi Mission, to be supplied; Green Mission, Samuel Clarke; Montgomery's Point, to be supplied.


Fayetteville District -- John Harrell, Presiding Elder; Washington Circuit, Jerome B. Annis; Carrolton Circuit, Solomon Holford ; Upper Cherokee, A. D. Smith, J. Fields ;


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HISTORY OF METHODISM IN ARKANSAS.


Lower Cherokee, J. F. Seaman, J. Boston ; School No. 3, James Essex; Seneca Circuit, Daniel Adams.


Monroe District -- J. N. Hamil, Presiding Elder; Monroe Circuit, Sidney Squires; Claiborne Circuit, David Fellows ; Ouachita Circuit, E. B. Duncan; Little River Circuit, B. C. Weir ; Harrisonburg Circuit, Uriah Whateley ; Trinity Cir- cuit, Samuel Walker.


Red River District -- Robert Gregory, Presiding Elder ; Mount Prairie Circuit, Alexander Avery ; Greenville Circuit, James L. Newman ; Sulphur Fork Circuit, Jacob Whitesides ; Sevier Mission, Samuel Allen ; Choctaw Circuit, J. W. P. Mckenzie, W. Mulkey ; School No. I, Moses Perry.


1839-40.


Conference met at Fayetteville, Washington County.


George Stanford, Stephen Carlisle, and William Stanley were admitted on trial.


Appointments. - Little Rock District-John C. Parker; Little Rock Station, B. H. Hester; Little Rock Circuit, Fountain Brown ; Benton Circuit, Jacob Custer ; Pine Bluff Circuit, R. W. Cole and J. C. Groce ; Quachita Circuit, W. A. Cobb ; Columbia Circuit, to be supplied ; Agent Sunday- schools, W. H. Bump.


Batesville District-G. W. Morris, Presiding Elder ; Bates- ville Circuit, Juba Eastabrook; Litchfield Circuit, Stephen Carlisle ; Jackson Circuit, James Graham ; Yellville Mission, to be supplied; Ozark Circuit, Jerome B. Annis ; Boonville Mission, J. Harris ; Lewisburg Circuit, James T. Sawrie.


Helena District-William P. Ratcliffe, Presiding Elder ; Helena Circuit, W. B. Mason ; Madison Circuit, G. Stanford ; Marion Circuit, John M. Steele ; Green Mission, M. S. Ford ; Montgomery's Point, J. R. McIntosh.


Red River District-Robert Gregory, Presiding Elder ; Mount Prairie Circuit, William Mulkey ; Greenville Mission, Samuel Allen ; Sulphur. Fork Circuit, J. W. P. Mckenzie ;


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HISTORY OF METHODISM IN ARKANSAS.


Blue Bayou Mission, to be supplied ; DeKalb Circuit, S. Clarke ; Choctaw Circuit, A. Avery, M. Perry.


Fayetteville District -- John Harrell, Presiding Elder; Washington Circuit, A. Hunter, James Morris; Carrolton Circuit, John F. Seaman ; Upper Cherokee, D. B. Cumming ; Lower Cherokee, E. B. Duncan, J. F. Boot ; School No. I, James Essex; Seneca Circuit, Daniel Adams.


Alexander District-R. Randle, Presiding Elder ; Opelou- sas Circuit, Benjamin Jones; Claiborne Circuit, Uriah Whateley, S. Holford; Natchitoches Circuit, H. B. Price ; Cheneyville Circuit, J. Powell ; Franklin and Newton, James L. Newman ; Caddo Circuit, B. C. Weir ; Vermillion Circuit, to be supplied.


Monroe District-J. N. Hammil, Presiding Elder ; Monroe Circuit, C. Methvin ; Rapides Circuit, William Stephenson ; Little River Circuit, E. W. Yancey ; Harrisburg Circuit, Thomas Benn; Trinity Circuit, Spencer Walters ; Mason Hills Mission, William Stanley.


The General Conference of 1840 placed the Alexander and Monroe Districts in the Mississippi Conference. The Arkansas Conference for this year embraced the State of Arkansas.


APPENDIX B.


The following roll contains a list of all the preachers in the traveling connection in Arkansas as reported in the minutes for 1891. Abbreviations, eff. for effective ; sup. for supernumerary, and sup'd. for superannuated :


ARKANSAS CONFERENCE.


Anderson, James A., eff. Astor, B. W., eff.


Anderson, Stonewall, eff. Armstrong, S. A., eff.


Bagwell, J. T., eff.


Bristow, W. S., eff.


Brunor, J. L., eff. Benson, R. D., eff.


Babcock, S. H., eff.


Burns, W. H. H., eff.


Boyles, G. W., eff.


Burke, P. P., eff.


Biggs, W. K.


Crews, B. T., eff.


Cullum, A. J., eff.


Corley, W. H., sup'd.


Cox, James, sup'd.


Cantrell, J. M., eff.


Cummings, J. H., eff.


Culpepper, C. H., eff.


Corley, H., eff.


Daman, G. W., eff.


Dyer, W. H., eff. .


Davis, G. O., eff.


Dykes, S. F., eff. Dunaway, J. E., eff.


Evans, G. W., sup'd. Futrell, N., eff.


Godard, S. F., eff. Gilmore, Y. A., eff.


Griffin, J. W., eff. Griffin, G. P., eff.


Gilmore, W. H. H., eff.


Groover, D. H., eff.


Godbey, S. M., eff.


Gardner, W. R., sup'd.


Hopkins, P. B., eff.


Hamilton, W. P., eff.


Harris. J. F., eff. Humphreys, J. P., eff. Hatfield, W. H., eff.


Havner, M. B., eff. Hamilton, J. M. C., eff.


Hays, J. L., eff.


Hiveley, J. M., eff.


Hill, George M., eff.


Hackley, J. S., eff.


Hooker, J. C., eff.


Harlan. V. V., eff. Hopkins, P. B.


Deshazo, J. W., eff.


412


HISTORY OF METHODISM IN ARKANSAS.


Johnson, F. S. H., eff. Key, S. S., eff.


Lindsay, Z. W., eff.


McAnally, J. M., eff.


Metheny, W. H., eff.


Melvin, W. A., eff,


Myers, J. H., eff. Martin, J. E., eff.


Maxwell, J. R., eff.


Mathis, A,, sup'd.


Merrill, Pierce, eff.


Massey, J. L., eff.


Monk, Bascom, eff.


Miller, A. C., eff.


McDonald, J. B., eff.


Mosley, C. B., eff.


Mathews, B. C., eff.


McIver, Jesse A, eff. McClintock, C. E.


Reed, D., eff.


Ross, D. Z., eff.


Reynolds, T. J., eff.


Ray, A. C., eff.


Stephenson, J. B., eff.


Shipp, J. E., eff.


Stone, W. J., eff.


Sherman, William, eff.


Smith, J. H., eff.


Summers, B. B., eff.


Sutton, J. E., eff.


Sturdy, J. H., eff.


Shinn, H. R., eff.


Simmons, J. S., eff.


Taylor, R. M., eff.


Tabor, E. A., eff.


Tucker, O. H., eff.


Vanzandt, K. S., eff.


Villenes, J. N., eff.


Winsett, J. B., eff.


Williams, A. H., eff. .


Weems, D. J., eff.


Waldon, J. A., eff.


Williams, Jesse, eff.


Watts, J. H., eff.


Weaver, J. C., eff.


Wade, J. H., eff.


Williams, Burton, eff.


Welsh, J. H , eff.


WHITE RIVER CONFERENCE.


Alexander, Jeff. J., eff. Anderson, John H., eff.


Anderson, William, W., eff. Adams, Wm. C., eff. Bennett, Z. T., eff.


Brittain, Robt. G., eff.


Branson, Alex. M. R., eff.


Armstrong, John F., eff.


Bishop, Wm. E., eff.


Barrett, Frank, eff. Bugg, H. L., eff.


Taylor, Wm. M., eff.


Taff, F. A., sup'd.


Johnsey, M. B., eff. .


Loving, Josephus, sup'd. Massey, E. L., eff.


Marston, A., eff.


413


HISTORY OF METHODISM IN ARKANSAS.


Brooke, Joseph S., eff. Brown, Julien C., eff. Brown, S. F., eff. Cochran, S. L., eff. Craig, Thomas A., eff. Craig, Luther C., eff. Dannelly, George A., eff. Dye, John H., eff. Evans, Stephen D., sup. Eddison, John, eff. Foster, William R., eff. Gregory, Henry T., eff. Griffin, Alonzo C., eff. Grissett, Robert H., eff. Harris, Benoni, sup. Hendrix. Wilson W., eff. Hays, W. B., eff. Jernigan, James F., eff. Jeffett, Francis A., eff. Kelly, Lewis, eff. King, William L., eff. Leake, De Jalma, eff. Maynard, John L, eff. Miller, James G., eff. Manly, Richard M., eff .. Morehead, R. C., eff. Noe, Franklin, R., eff. Peebles, James A., eff. Preston, Wade, eff. Rhyne, John, sup. Ritter, Frank, eff. Ritter, John, eff. Smith, M. M., eff. Settle, Thomas J., eff. Sterling, Fay C., eff.


Barker, Silas B., eff. Bowen, Thomas A., eff.


Cryer, Hardy M., eff. Corrigan, M. B., eff. Castleberry, Edm. C., eff.


Deener, Richard S., eff. Davis, Ellison M., eff. Edwards, James R., eff.


Ford, Coleman H., eff. Gregory, C. H., sup. Graham, A. C., eff. Gardner, N. E., eff. Hooks, J., eff. Holly, Benj. D., eff.


Jewell, Horace, eff.


Kelley, William D., eff ..


Millis, J. V., eff. Manly, I. B., eff. May, E., eff.


Patton, John M. Pendergrass, W. A., sup. Rutledge, James D., eff. Reid, Dudley W., eff. Register, Stephen W. Smith, Francis M., eff. Southworth, W. S. Stone, S. C., sup.


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HISTORY OF METHODISM IN ARKANSAS.


Smith, George W., eff.


Storey, Harvey A., eff.


Skinner, N. E. ·


Talkington, J. M., eff.


Troy, J. F., eff.


Taylor, Francis E., eff. Umpstead, M. B., eff. Vick, W. J., eff. Watson, William M., eff.


Watson, J. W., eff.


Watson, John S., eff. Williamson, Thos. B., eff.


Whittaker, Thomas, eff.


Wallace, P. B.


LITTLE ROCK CONFERENCE.


Avery, Alexander, sup'd.


Adams, Charles L., eff.


Atchley, Robert, eff.


Blakeley, John H., sup'd.


Browning, William H., eff.


Burns, Samuel, eff.


Beard, E. L., eff.


Berry, J. W., eff.


Brooks, H. W., eff.


Caldwell, James E., sup'd. Carr, John F., eff.


Clower, J. S., eff, Crowson, William M., eff. Christmas, J. Y., eff.


Cline, James M., eff.


Cason, John R., eff. Douglass, J. M. G., eff.


Colson, J. J., eff.


Dodson, K. W., eff.


Davis, William J., eff.


Dean, S. C., eff.


Drake, G. W., eff.


Evans, E. N., eff.


Evans, W. F., eff.


Evans, A. O., eff.


Few, B. A., eff.


Follen, J. F., eff.


Godden, Charles C., eff.


Galloway, E. B., eff.


Gold, J. H., eff.


Galloway, A. T., eff.


Garrett, Euphrates, eff. Hunter, Andrew, sup'd. Harvey, James R., eff. Hawley, L. B., eff.


Hearon, W. J., eff.


Harrison, W. R., eff. Hill, George M., eff.


Brinkley, Charley B., eff.


Brewer, F. N., eff.


Bolding, T. E., eff.


Bayliss, Calvin A., eff.


Bradford, J. H., eff.


Doak, F. P., cif.


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HISTORY OF METHODISM IN ARKANSAS.


Henderson, J. A., eff. Hilliard, W. C., eff. Johnson, B. G., eff. Jenkins, A. D., eff. Keith, C. M., eff. Keeton, Boone, eff. Logan, G. W., eff.


McKinnon, H. D., eff.


McSwain, C. D., eff.


McLaughlin, John, eff. Moore, James R., eff. Moore, R. R., eff.


Mennefee, J. J., eff.


Nicholson, J. S., eff. Pinnell, J. M., eff.


Parsons, G. E., eff.


Riggin, John H., eff.


Rogers, William J., eff.


Rhodes, James C., eff.


Raiford, R. J., eff.


Rice, G. W., eff.


Rushing, Edward, eff


Saunders, R. H .. eff. Sanders, J. R., eff.


Simmons, A. W., sup'd. Smart, R. D., eff. Steele, William A., eff.


Scott, William J., sup'd. Scott, Thomas D., eff. Scott, J. W. F., eff. Sturgis, J. M. G., eff. Thomas James, eff.


Thweatt, H. D., eff. Turrentine, Josep, su'd. .


Hill, S. A., eff.


Jones, G. C., eff.


Keadle, O. H., eff.


Kelly, A. C., eff. Locke, Wm. F.


Mathews, George W., eff.


Mills, W. W., eff.


McKay, R. W., eff.


McCarty, G. W., eff.


Montgomery, C. R., eff.


Manville, M. W., eff.


Powell, L. M., eff.


Riley, R. T., eff.


Rushing, J. R., eff.


Rowland, R. G., eff.


Rainey, S. W., eff.


Roberts, A. M., eff.


Robertson, A. M.


Scott, B. F., eff.


Sherwood, J. R., eff.


Scruggs, H. B., eff.


Shaw, F. J., eff.


Sexton, G. S., eff.


Sage, J. A., eff.


Scott, E. R., eff.


Steele, Edward R., eff. Scott, A. S.


Turrentine, G. S., eff.


Tarlton, J. J., eff.


Townsend, H., sup.


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HISTORY OF METHODISM IN ARKANSAS.


Turrentine, A., eff.


Taylor, J. F., eff.


Thomas, James eff.


Vantreace, J. W., eff.


Withers, H. R., sup.


Winfield, A. B., sup'd.


Wilson, L. C., eff.


Watson, E. N., sup'd.


Wilson, E. F., eff.


Watson, H. H., eff.


Ware, Thomas A., eff.


Whaling, H. M., eff.


Williams, J. B., eff. Wilson, Luther C., eff. White, B. A.


Whitesides, J. D.


The date, place of meeting, Secretary and President of the several Annual Conferences from the date of their or- ganization to the present time :



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HISTORY OF METHODISM IN ARKANSAS.


ARKANSAS CONFERENCE.


Date.


Place.


Secretary.


President.


1836 Batesville


William P. Ratcliffe ..


1837 |Little Rock


Unknown


Bishop Morris. Bishop Andrew.


1838 Washington


Unknown


John Harrell.


1839|Fayetteville


Unknown.


1840 Little Rock


Unknown.


Bishop Waugh.


1841 Batesville


Unknown.


Bishop Waugh.


1842 Helena


Unknown .


Bishop Andrew.


1843 Clarksville


Unknown.


Bishop Roberts


1844 Camden


Unknown .


Bishop Soule.


1845 Camden


Unknown.


Bishop Soule.


1846 Van Buren


Unknown.


Bishop Payne.


1847 Washington


Unknown.


Bishop Capers.


1848 Pine Bluff


Unknown.


Bishop Andrew.


1849 Batesville


Unknown.


Andrew Hunter.


1850 Fayetteville.


Unknown


William Moores.


1851 Camden


Unknown.


Bishop Capers.


1852 Clarksville


Unknown


Bishop Paine.


1853 Tulip


Unknown


Bishop Andrew.


1854 Helena


Unknown


Bishop Paine.


1855 Fort Smith


Jesse McAlister


Bishop Pierce.


1856 |Batesville®


John S. McCarver


Bishop Pierce.


1857 Little Rock


Jesse McAlister


Bishop Kavanaugh.


1858 Dardanelle


Lewis P. Liveley


Bishop Early.


1859 Searcy


John M. Steele


Bishop Paine.


1860 Van Buren


John M. Steele.


Bishop Kavanaugh.


1861 Dover


George A. Schaeffer


John M. Steele.


1862 Searcy


S. R. Trawick


John M. Steele.


1863 Batesville


E. T. Jones .


John M. Steele.


1864 Jacksonport


J. M. P. Hickerson.


John Cowle.


1865 Jonesboro


J. M. P. Hickerson. Unknown


Bishop Pierce.


1867 Dover


J. M. P. Hickerson .


Bishop Marvin.


1868 Jacksonport


J. M. P. Hickerson.


Bishop Pierce.


1869 Fayetteville


James Wickersham.


Bishop Pierce.


1870 Clarksville


H. R. Withers


Bishop Keener.


1871 Van Buren


C. H. Gregory


Bishop McTyiere ..


1872 Bentonville


I. L. Burrow


Bishop Wightman.


1873 Dardanelle


I. L. Burrow


Bishop Pierce.


1874 Fort Smith


I. L. Burro


Bishop Kavanaugh ..


1875 Lewisburg


I. L. Burrow


Bishop Wightman.


1876 Yellville


Jerome Haraldson


Bishop Keener.


1877 Fayetteville


I. L. Burrow


Bishop Kavanaugh.


1879 Ozark


W. H. Matheny .


Bishop Pierce.


1880 Harrison.


W. H. Matheny


Bishop McTyiere.


1881 Dardanelle


W. H. Matheny


Bishop Pierce.


1882|Bentonville


George W. Hill


Bishop Granberry.


1 883|Clarksville.


John W. Boswell


Bishop Granberry.


1884 Van Buren .


John W. Boswell


Bishop Hargrove.


1885 Morrilton


John W. Boswell


Bishop Granberry ..


1886 Ozark


John W. Boswell


Bishop Galloway.


1887 Fayetteville.


John W. Boswell


Bishop Galloway.


1888 Fort Smith


W. H. Matheny


Bishop Key.


1889 Conway


W. II. Matheny


Bishop Hendrix.


1 890 Eureka Springs


T. A. Walden


Bishop Fitzgerald.


1891 Russellville


J. A. Walden


Bishop Duncan.


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1878 Russellville


W. H. Matheny Bishop McTyiere.


John Steele.


1866 Searcy


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HISTORY OF METHODISM IN ARKANSAS.


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From the date of organization until 1866 this was called the Ouachita Conference, when the name was changed to the Little Rock Conference.


Date.


Place.


Secretary.


President.


1854 Washington


Unknown


Bishop Kavanaugh.


1855 El Dorado


William C. Young.


Bishop Pierce.


1856 Princeton


Jesse McAlister


Bishop Pierce.


1857 Little Rock.


Jesse McAlister


Bishop Kavanaugh.


1858 Arkadelphia


Jesse McAlister


Bishop Early.


1859 Monticello


Jesse McAlister


Andrew Hunter.


1 860 Pine Bluff


Jesse McAlister


Bishop Pierce.


1861 Camden


Jesse McAlister


Bishop Paine.


1862 Tulip


Jesse McAlister


Andrew Hunter.


1 863|Lewisville


James E. Cobb


Andrew Hunter.


1864 Columbia Camp-Ground.


James E. Cobb


William P. Ratcliffe.


1865 El Dorado.


James E. Cobb


Andrew Hunter.


1866 Arkadelphia


James E. Cobb


Bishop Pierce.


1867 Des Arc.


James E. Cobb


Bishop Marvin.


1868 Warren


James E. Cobb


Bishop Pierce.


1869 Magnolia


James E. Cobb.


Bishop Pierce.


1870 Washington


William C. Hearn.


Bishop Keener.


1871 Little Rock


William C. Hearn.


Bishop McTyeire.


1872 Pine Bluff


William C. Hearn


Bishop Wightman.


1873 Camden


William C. Hearn ·


Bishop Pierce.


1874 Monticello


Samuel G. Colburn. .


Bishop Kavanaugh.


1875 Mineral Springs


Samuel G. Colburn. ..


Bishop Wightman.


1876 Arkadelphia


Samuel G. Colburn. . .


Bishop Keener.


1877 Monticello


Samuel G. Colburn.


Bishop Kavanaugh.


1878 Hot Springs.


Samuel G. Colburn.


Bishop Doggett.


1879 Camden


Samuel G. Colburn.


Bishop Pierce.


1880 Prescott .


Samuel G. Colburn.


Bishop Pierce.


1881 Pine Bluff


Samuel G. Colburn.


Bishop McTyeire.


1882 Hope


Samuel G. Colburn.


Bishop Wilson.


1883|Malvern


Samuel G. Colburn .


Bishop Granberry.


1884 Little Rock


J. R. Moore


Bishop Hargrove.


1885 Arkadelphia


J. R. Moore.


Bishop Granberry.


1886 Hot Springs


J. R. Moore


Bishop Galloway.


1887 Little Rock


J. R. Moore.


Bishop Galloway.


1 888 Camden .


J. R. Moore.


Bishop Key.


1 889 Pine Bluff


J. R. Moore


Bishop Hendrix.


1 890 Monticello


J. R. Moore.


Bishop Fitzgerald.


1891 Arkadelphia


J. R. Moore.


Bishop Duncan.


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HISTORY OF METHODISM IN ARKANSAS.


The White River Conference was organized in 1870, at Mount Zion Church, in Cross County :


Date.


Place.


Secretary.


President.


1870 Mount Zion


James Wickersham ..


Bishop Keener.


1871 Batesville


James Wickersham . ..


Bishop McTyeire.


1872 Augusta


James Wickersham. . .


Bishop Wightman.


1873 Forrest City


John H. Dye .


Bishop Pierce.


1874 Searcy


John H. Dye


Bishop Kavanaugh.


1875 Helena


John H. Dye


Bishop Doggett.


1876 Batesville


John H. Dye


Bishop Keener.


1877 Augusta.


John W. Boswell


Bishop Kavanaugh.


1 878 Searcy


John H. Dye.


Bishop Doggett.


1879 Jacksonport.


John W. Boswell.


Bishop Pierce.


1880 Helena


George Thornburgh.


Bishop Pierce.


1881 |Beebe


George Thornburgh.


Bishop McTyiere.


1882 Forrest City


George Thornburgh.


Bishop Wilson.


1883 Newport


George Thornburgh. . .


Bishop Granberry.


1884 Batesville


George Thornburgh ..


Bishop Hargrove.


1885 Helena


George Thornburgh. .


Bishop Granberry.


1886 Jonesboro


George Thornburgh. .


Bishop Galloway.


1887 Searcy


George Thornburgh. . George Thornburgh.


Bishop Galloway.


1 888 Paragould


Bishop Key.


1889 Searcy


A. L. Malone


Bishop Hendrix.


1890| Marianna


A. L. Malone


Bishop Fitzgerald.


1891 Newport


R. S. Deener. .


Bishop Duncan.


APPENDIX C.


The following is believed to contain a complete list of all the preachers who have been connected with the itineracy in Arkansas to 1886. The figures on the left indicate the year they commenced traveling ; those at the right the pe- riod at which they died, or located, or transferred, or with- drew from the Church or were expelled. If there are no figures to the right the preacher is still in one of the Arkan- sas Conferences, and his appointment may be found in Ap- pendix D.


The following abbreviations are used : " d." for dead, " l." for located, " tr." for transferred, " dis." for discontinued,. " ex." for expelled and "un." for unknown. There are a few instances in which, from some defect in the minutes, the writer could not ascertain the exact date or manner of dis- posal, and in that case has used the abbreviation " un." for unknown.


1836 Asborne, Philip, dis. 1837.


1871 Alexander, J. J.


1837 Avery, Alexander.


1837 Annis, Jerome, tr. 1866.


1837 Allen, Samuel D., tr. 1846.


1874 Abbott, H. W., tr. 1875.


1837 Adams, Daniel, tr. 1843.


1875 Armstrong, Houston, tr. 1884 ..


1841 Adams, Levi C , 1. 1853.


1875 Atkins, James, tr. 1880.


1841 Anderson, W. T., ex.


1876 Anderson, Josephus, tr. 1886.


1842 Atkinson, Lewis, dis. 1843.


1845 Alexander, John, 1. 1848.


1845 Aikin, S. D., tr. 1847.


1879 Austin, W. B.


1850 Andrews, James, d. 1860.


1881 Atkins, G. W., tr. 1883.


1853 Adney, James, tr. 1860.


1856 Atterbury, T. B., tr. 1860.


1858 Armstrong, D. P., dis. 1859.


1858 Atchley, Robert.


1884 Arnold, Wilson.


1885 Adams, Wm. C.


1885 Arnold, L. W.


1868 Anderson, James, d. 1885.


1867 Allison, Robert A., 1. 1872.


1878 Anderson, Will.


1879 Anderson, James A.


1882 Avery, W. M., d. 1883.


1883 Anderson, W. A.


1883 Astor, B. W.


1859 Adams, W. C., 1. 1869.


1860 Abernathy, Buckner, dis. 1862.


1886 Adams, Charles L.


1886 Armstrong, Hugh A.


1871 Armstrong, John F.


1871 Alston, R. B., d.


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HISTORY OF METHODISM IN ARKANSAS.


7870 Archer, Philmer W., tr. 1871. 1871 Archer, Philmer C., tr. 1872. 1821 Bankston, James, tr. 1830. 1821 Brookfield, Isaac, 1. 1822. 1822 Bassett, Samuel, tr. 1826. 1823 Berryman, Jerome, tr. 1836. 1830 Bewley, Nelson R., d. 1836. 1830 Bewley, Mahlon, d. 1831. 1830 Brown Fountain, d. 1865. 1831 Boyce, Wm. R., 1. 1832.


1831 Baird, Alvin, tr. 1836. 1832 Berthoff, Thomas, 1. 1838.


1833 Berryhill, Pleasant, 1. 1834. 1836 Benn, Thomas, tr. 1840. 1836 Bump, Wm. H., 1. 1840. 1839 Boot, John F., tr. 1844. 1840 Byron, Ethan, 1. 1842. 1841 Baird, Alvin, 1. 1843.


1842 Bell, D. C., tr. 1844.


1842 Boston, John, tr. 1844.


1842 Blakeley, John H. 1842 Boyers, H. C., 1. 1843.


1842 Benedict, George, 1. 1844.


1843 Burts, R. B., dis. 1844.


1843 Bell, Aaron, 1. 1846. 1843 Biggs, Joab H., tr. 1847.


1843 Balch, H. W., 1. 1871. 1843 Benson, H. C., dis. 1844.


1844 Barrington, A. M., 1. 1856. 1844 Brookfield, Moses A, 1. 1846 Bell, William G., d, 1847. 1847 Boyd, Jesse M., tr. 1848 Brittain, R. G.


1850 Boyd, Green M., tr. 1864. 1852 Barnett, Hugh A., 1. 1860.


1853 Banks, Jordan, 1. 1869.


1853 Bradley, John, 1. 1867. 1854 Brown, John B., 1. 1859. 1854 Bowles, D. N., 1. 1858.


1855 Burkhart, James M., 1. 1862.


1856 Beckham, James C., d. 1869. 1856 Bond, Franklin F., d. 1867. 1856 Baxter, William B., dis. 1858.


1886 Anderson, Stonewall.


1860 Bissell, Joseph W., d. 1865. 1863 Bechan, James E., d. 1869. 1863 Barcus, E. R., tr. 1871.


1865 Butler, George E., tr, 1870. 1866 Browning, William H.


1865 Bewley, John M., d. 1880.


1868 Baker, E. M,, d. 1891.


1868 Biggs, W. H. H., tr. 1874.


1868 Bayliss, W. R., dis. 1870.


1868 Burnett, N. S., ex. 1874.


1869 Babcock, Sidney, 1875.




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