The Andover Society for the Methodist Episcopal Church was organized in the town of Westmoreland on April 21, 1834, in what is now the village of Lowell. Before 1834 it was known as Crossroads, Two-Mile Tract, or Republican.
The Andover Society for the Methodist Episcopal Church was organized in the town of Westmoreland on April 21, 1834, in what is now the village of Lowell. Before 1834 it was known as Crossroads, Two-Mile Tract, or Republican.
Contributed by Riley A. McFadden
Members holding pew slips 1838-1839:
Akeley, Seneca
Ashpouth, George
Bacher, Thomas
Bailey, A. L.
Barnes, James
Benjamin, Anson
Benjamin, Leroy
Bennett, Robert W.
Bill, Thomas
Brainerd, Warren
Brockett, John
Brush, Ezra
Casterton, Thomas
Eames, David
Forgham, James
Gardiner, Stephen
Gypson, Richard
Hunt, Elijah
Loomis, William C.
Markom, Blair
Montgomery, John
Morse, Stephen
Nalton, Thomas
Parsons, Calvin H.
Patterson, David S.
Piersole, Joseph
Rose, Phineas
Rupele, John
Sage, Chancey
Shed, Dyer
Sherman, Elijah
Skinner, Jeptha
Skinner, John H.
Sleight, Peter
Smith, Allen
Smith, Reuben
Smith, Samuel Jr.
Smith, Samuel Sr.
Tudman, John
Wagot, Tobias
Other Names appearing in the Church Books, 1834-1857:
Adams, Grant
Bailey, Anson L.
Bates, George
Casterton, Daniel
Chuney, George
Collins, Joel
Dann, Ezra
Davis, Thomas
Davis, William
Earl, George
Estes, Isaac
Gypson, Thomas
Hampton, Clark
Hunt, Jacob
Hunter, Robert R.
Maltby, Norman
Parker, Alvah
Pomeroy, H. E.
Rose, R. W.
Seaton, George
Shaw, Elory
Sleight, Edward
Warner, Austin
Willis, Alonzo C.
Withers, William
Wylie, John
Wylie, William
Young, John