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Wesleyan Methodist General History
US WMC GEN HIST · Fonds · 1843

This area contains a broad collection of materials documenting the general history of the denomination from its founding to the present. The records include narratives, historical summaries, anniversary publications, commemorative booklets, biographical sketches of key leaders, timelines, and interpretive essays. These materials provide insight into the denomination’s origins, theological development, organizational structure, major events, and evolution over time. Also included are accounts of local and national movements, missionary work, social justice efforts, and educational initiatives. This collection serves as a foundational resource for understanding the denomination’s identity, values, and impact, offering researchers and members a comprehensive overview of its historical journey.

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Union District Wisconsin Feb. 1848
Union District Wisconsin Feb. 1848
US WMC DIS–WI–HIS–148 · Item · 1848
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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.

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The Wesleyan Visitor 1968
The Wesleyan Visitor 1968
US WMC DIS–KS–PUB–617 · Item · 1968
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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.

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The Wesleyan Visitor 1967
The Wesleyan Visitor 1967
US WMC DIS–KS–PUB–618 · Item · 1967
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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.

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The Wesleyan Visitor 1966
The Wesleyan Visitor 1966
US WMC DIS–KS–PUB–619 · Item · 1966
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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.

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The Wesleyan Visitor 1965
The Wesleyan Visitor 1965
US WMC DIS–KS–PUB–620 · Item · 1965
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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.

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The Wesleyan Visitor 1964
The Wesleyan Visitor 1964
US WMC DIS–KS–PUB–621 · Item · 1964
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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.

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Rev. Pierce Ramsey and Rev. Ada White-Ramsey (Ada's Chapel, AL)
Rev. Pierce Ramsey and Rev. Ada White-Ramsey (Ada's Chapel, AL)
US WMC DIS–AL–CHRCH–168 · Item · 1910
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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.

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