History of Albion Circuit and Its Neighbors

Minutes of the Seventh Annual Convention Apostolic Holiness Union of Indiana. Also Containing Reports of Ministers and Various Other Reports in Connection with the State Work. Held at WEST TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA September 23 to October 2. 1910. Superintendent, Rev. Elmer D. Joy Orleans, IN.

Minutes of the eighth annual convention of the Apostolic Holiness Union of Indiana. Held at Medora, IN October 27 to November 6th, 1911. Superintendent, Rev. W. J. Crider, Greenfield, IN.

Bethel Tabernacle at Wesleyan Campground Fairmount, IN. No date given.

Elizabeth Whicker, widow of Samuel Whicker, is pictured with three of her children. Seated next to her is her son, James Whicker—an anti-slavery advocate and the first delegate of the Indiana Conference of the Wesleyan Methodist Church.

On August 17, 1845 the church was dedicated by Rev. Orange Scott while the Miami Conference was in session. Orange Scott, first President of the Connection, says in his "Memoirs": "The conference in this place has excited an interest which I never witnessed before on any similar occasion. The house in which we met (a new Wesleyan Chapel, all paid for but fifty dollars) was filled with spectators most of the time. Though the population in this region is thin there were present at our love feast Sunday morning, not less than five hundred persons. And it was a love feast indeed."

History of the Fountain City (Old Newport) Wesleyan Methodist Church of Indiana.

Minutes of the Tenth Annual Conference Apostolic Holiness Church held at Orleans, IN October 7–12, 1913. Superintendent W. J. CRIDER, Orleans, IN.

Minutes of the Eleventh Annual Conference Apostolic Holiness Church held at West Terre Haute, IN October 2–11, 1914. Superintendent W. J. CRIDER, Orleans, IN.