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From: Hermon B Fagley <>
Subject: Re: [OHCLER] 1868 Methodist Rev.J.W. Langley of OH or NJ
Date: Wed, 31 Dec 2003 07:49:49 -0500


Since you have D.D.,I think 1st of the Methodist College that once
exsisted at
Augusta,Bracken Co,Ky. It's just the Ohio River,and 25 miles from Old
Bethel.
And 2nd,the Methodist Publishing house in Cincinnati. Again,about 25
miles.
I do not have the dates of each in my memory.

On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 23:45:40 -0500 "Dol Sol" <>
writes:
> Herman Fagley wrote that the History of Old Bethel Methodist Church
> in
> Clermont County, OH, traces to when Rev. John Collins led a group
> relocating
> from near what is now Atlantic City, NJ in the year 1803. They
> built what
> was initially the log "Collins Meeting House, then a frame church
> was
> dedicated in 1818. Much later, the frame church was remodeled, and
> dedicated in October 1868 by "J.W. Langley, D.D.; with Revs, W.T.
> McMullen,
> R.E. Smith and M.A. Head being present."
>
> Having broad interests in Langleys, who were almost always
> Methodists, I am
> curious as to whom this J.W. (John Wesley?) Langley was. Since he
> had the
> D.D. (doctor of divinity) degree and was listed first, it appears he
> had a
> leadership position in the Methodist church of 1868. Does anyone
> see his
> name elsewhere, or any Langley, for that matter? ----- Dolores in
> Delaware
>
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