Travels of United Brethren Bishop Christian Newcomer in Washington County 1799-1828 |
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(from Christian Newcomer, his Life, Journal and Achievements, Dayton 1941) Preached German church, Washington 1815 1815 1816 1822 Dutch Fork (Zion United Brethern) church 1809 (Donegal Twp) Homes near Dutch Fork Christopher Winter 1814 1817 1818 (died 1823) Jacob Winter 1825 1827 Daniel Reis 1823 (Muskingum Conference) Jacob Miller 1825 Pigeon Creek (Wyant's) church (Carroll Twp) 1808 1809 1814 1816 Christopher Stacher's (near Wyant church) 1808 1809 1810 1812 1814 1816 1817 1819 (died 1830) (United Brethern) Ten-mile church (under oak tree (W Bethlehem Twp) 1809 Lewis Bruker's (near Ten-mile) 1799 Wolf's church (Buffalo Twp) 1809 John Moser's (Strabane Twp) 1814 Pigeon Creek, Ten-mile and Wolf's church were German Reformed or Lutheran congregations Visited Methodist camp meeting at Cross Creek 1812 Methodist quarterly meeting at Washington 1815 Lodged Christian Harnish, Washington 1815 1816 1817 1822 1825 1826 1827 1828 Christopher Winter, Dutch Fork 1809 1810 1815 1816 Jacob Winter, Dutch Fork 1828 Daniel Reis (Rice), Dutch Fork 1809 1819 1820 1822 Christian Hootman, Dutch Fork 1827 Perry McCoy 1814 1815 (died 1821) widow 1823 (McCoy dau m Winter son) Christopher Stacher (Carroll Twp) 1814 1820 1821 Lewis Stacher 1809 1819 John Stacher 1823 Cornelius Weygandt (Wyant) (near Stacher) 1823 (died 1828) Horn, Ten-mile 1809 Lewis Bruker, Ten-mile 1809 Homes near Washington Wilson (9 miles east) 1812 Hurd 1812 Henry Alter 1823 Hill 1828 Christopher Stacher and Cornelius Weygandt were brothers-in-law from Forks Twp, Northampton Co, Pa. Christian Newcomer was born 1749, died 1830. |
This article was transcribed by Jean Suplick Matuson of Plano, TX in August 1998.
Raymond M. Bell Anthology   Genealogy in Washington Co., PA |
Published with permission of Raymond M. Bell.