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Organization of the "Union District" of the Wesleyan Methodist Connection of America in Wisconsin, February 27th, 1848. Includes official members: surnames Ferris, True, Slothhower, Burbridge, Wheaton, Eiken, Oliver, and Butterfield.

The Wesleyan Visitor published the Iast day of each month except August at Topeka, Kansas by the Kansas Conference, Wesleyan Methodist Church. Francis W. Hubbard, Editor.

The Wesleyan Visitor published the Iast day of each month except August at Topeka, Kansas by the Kansas Conference, Wesleyan Methodist Church. Francis W. Hubbard, Editor.

The Wesleyan Visitor published the Iast day of each month except August at Topeka, Kansas by the Kansas Conference, Wesleyan Methodist Church. Francis W. Hubbard, Editor.

The Wesleyan Visitor published the Iast day of each month except August at Topeka, Kansas by the Kansas Conference, Wesleyan Methodist Church. Francis W. Hubbard, Editor.

The Wesleyan Visitor published the Iast day of each month except August at Topeka, Kansas by the Kansas Conference, Wesleyan Methodist Church. Francis W. Hubbard, Editor.

Diamond Anniversary Service Program July 17, 1968. Greer, SC

Born out of the fires of a Wesleyan Methodist tent meeting, Ada Chapel has brought the message of holiness and sanctification to the community for 100 years. The church was named in honor of Rev. Ada White-Ramsey who was the first to bring the Wesleyan message to this part of Alabama. She and her husband, Pierce Clayton [P.C.] Ramsey, started the church in 1906.

History of early camp meetings in the Michigan District. This historical sketch by Harold Bugbee documents the beginning of camp meetings at Pennock Grove Campground in 1886 and details the property then the transition to Union Campground in 1904.

Oklahoma Conference History 1904-1968. Raymond A. Tolle, Historian; Joe C. Sawyer, Conference President (1968). A documentation of the history of churches in the Oklahoma Conference as of 1968.