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Extent: 1.0 linear feet, in 1 records storage box. The Chester Methodist Episcopal Church first appears in the New York Annual Conference Journal appointment list in 1854, although Methodist classes in the area likely go back further than that. The church was closed November 7, 1971. The Chester United Methodist Church records date primarily from [...] Extent: 2.3 linear feet, in 2 records storage cartons and 1 medium flat Hollinger box The Chelsea United Methodist Church was originally known as the Carthage Landing Methodist Episcopal Church. In 1823 a Methodist society was organized in the village of Low Point, in the south-west part of the town of Wappinger between Fishkill Landing [...] Extent: 0.3 linear feet, 1 medium flat Hollinger box The Cromwell Methodist Episcopal Church in Cromwell, CT was organized in 1857 by a group of about twenty. It was located within the New York East Annual Conference. The congregation worshiped first in a former Baptist Church and then built their own building in 1859. By [...] Extent: 0.3 linear feet, in 1 medium flat Hollinger box The Colebrook River Methodist Episcopal Church was organized in 1834. In 1849 it became part of the New York East Conference when that conference was formed by division of the New York Conference. Until 1850, the Colebrook River Circuit comprised Colebrook River, Hartland, Hitchcocksville (later [...] |
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