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Photo of the first session of the Alabama Conference November 10,1910 in Ada's Chapel (one of the first churches in Alabama).

Front Row (left to right): Rev. R.G. Ramsey, Rev. Eldredge Snipe, Rev. Loren Bamburg, Rev. Cleveland Tucker, Ivah Ruth
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Back Row (left to right): Mr. W.E. Hobson, Rev. P.C. [Pierce Clayton] Ramsey, Rev. Mrs. Ada White-Ramsey, Rev. Cleona Peoples. (The young child in Mrs. Ada's arms is Orion Francis Ramsey.)

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.

The original Wesleyan Methodist Church in Syracuse, New York, which also functioned as the early headquarters of the Wesleyan Methodist Connection. It stood at the corner of East Onondaga Street and East Jefferson Street, Syracuse, NY. The modern street address associated with the site is 304 East Onondaga Street, Syracuse, NY 13202. Built in 1845, it was both a church and a denominational center. It served as a hub for abolitionist activity and was a known stop on the Underground Railroad. National conventions of the Wesleyan Methodist Connection were held there, and it was closely tied to Syracuse’s antislavery network.

Photo is only identified as 1963 General Conference, Fairmount.

Iowa Conference Evangel [newsletter] of the Wesleyan Methodist Church published monthly. Cedar Falls, IA. Rev. Duane H. Janssen, Editor and Business Manager

Iowa Conference Evangel [newsletter] of the Wesleyan Methodist Church published monthly. Cedar Falls, IA. Rev. Duane H. Janssen, Editor and Business Manager

Artist Rodney B. Crossman. Sketched in 1977.

Ebert Teter (left) & Aaron Worth (right). Date unkown.

Corner of Canal and Division, 1 block Northeast of junction 199 and M-50, Eaton Rapids village. Date unknown

Minutes of the Wesleyan Methodist Connection (or Church) of America held at The Second Wesleyan Methodist Church Knoxville, Tennessee November 14, 1929