Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-03-24

.Iam0S MQOrA. Walters BL1FrOCRh9
Lummis.
1866. John Wools0n, Eliphalet Reed.
1878. William Lummis, Edward Page. J.
Ilif,
1880. Jacob Gruber. r. M. Greenbank, VIM.
Wn a ,,,.,,. $50 49,.
1921 1921 Wi VIM Mlih sa SSogwl nusnns'
1897 1927 LONE nensy, S3coo Aouuensaser'
l 1877. \; R Sgou.. r,;. III, c.o,,o,
!o oSa " nilam Lun1 ~ JOnn T, GTOucn;
l1oo :. Long, I. Clrlse0Pnet; pstn IL, wss
WIlnin Ing o9unus " tne Inlaueipnaa CU ~ ~.
ence until tne Senerai C0n ao SCI Oh INC
40" '''''' o ,ore.s~w - l rVoO,,
,oo- 1Yona 10 =, MoTo r. Ahr.r, ouan
1859 40. e. Stout. George Jennings. j. J Sleeper
1s4l. J. J. Sleeper, Benjamin N. Reed.
1S4s A. street. i: Christopher sph .,, roh,
Fort ''opA '' 'ossp-- --'' 49,
1s45 John Fort, N. Chew
rl lSa6.7, W. a. BROOKS DAVID Duneii' A. j.
Is4s a. 7 Truett. p. Andrews.
1s49 so. B. Andrews, N. Edwards. Abraham
Ges sTl c.a.4 49, -
iSs9a Ian1as WIFE Tev; r. Rhodes D'0u
1885, j. G. Summerill. G.. W. HeisIey.
1861 s. M Hudson. A. Mathews.
BETHEL AND TuRNERyilLEs
!S5S-s W ". Christine,
isSS-S NJ Hmdson.
lS64-5 A. Gilmore.
1s sSS Z T /, wilson;
A'O'-'0' W. y 9 aETHSI CIRCUIT
1s7t I STILES.
1924. James Vansant,
1907. }. q summeIlil,
1910 w u,oLna s '-''''''
i8sO-S j. T. Price.
1884: William Margerum.
1852 issS.c :. I 7. v Hra n,srs
$780, Joseph Garrison.
1884, Levi Larue,s
Aeso-0 :. a. oakes.
among tne FIesiolng ELDERS nave Deen
Inomas Vasey. Jonn McClasKey, rreeDorn
e1arTettsnn, Inomas ware Inomas Neal
!. 4. shaw. i: sovereign, =. ID. STOKES,
Cnaries d: Wnitecar, ); D. Oraw, ana Ine
present ennclenS monument, y 2. na 1II -.
Inc name OF 1hs Gisllice was n[sS, new
Jersey, ioOd; linen Yves. Jersey, LOW. from
loI4 10 1919 IL LOOK IN inc "noio o1ase
again.
In 1919 IL was maue WssS jersey agaln,
ana IN ioo.' Camoen, ano 50 ~ mas o re-
malneu un.,i now, e4cePUlns llU.M .ooA-''
w1en bsenei was On Drluseson DlssLlc..
buried In betnei cemetery arc tne eartnly
remains OF some VINO were connecteo WIN
the cnnrcn, ana whose lyes would take us
Dack 70 tne miuu!e Oh c ens laSS century.
EdWard turner, Is.@-AoEi benz. nesi-
tage, lI4U.Io15; mary Heritage. I3oU-
1851 Beng. clark, Il44-loSU; JOSIAH
CLARK. I17l-loz5; Daniel Bates, lI0z-lol5,
Mary LOCK, 1159-loS7; JOnn Dukes, l7Ut-.
It'll Henry Hurff 1768-1S63 :: Ann Hurff,
1884 1879. Nathan Garter mo 1917
!Ioo.Aooo, Nacuan CaA Coa, asfV-aof.
Martha Clark, 1770-lS49; William Beck
EFT. 1773-IS44. George Hurff. 1780-1871
pa,thoIor,ew ror,ar 177o-1as Iosarb
Dilkes, 1789-1849; Joel Wood, 17S0-1S7O
Ephraim Bee, 1777-1866; Presmul DiIkea,
Troo Ioes Tasse Tac,,.-d 1noo -1QAo
1loV-looo, Oesso Asunaiu, 1toS-Aos0.
Here also was buried the Kew. John Raglan
1t is impossible to recover the names OF
all who have served as class-leaders insthe
past 12S years. Probably John Early was
not only Trustee Tor many years, out also
O leader in the earlier years. G. q. Rich
NOR ,vho diod ~ 1899 ho6 lad The Snn
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the records we learn that John G. Turner
resigned as a class-leader Dacemher II.
1892, after leading fifty years. Other
leaders we're Peter Kier, J. w. Downs, ].
G. Thompson, G. A. Shaw, j. s. Nicholson,
John s. Wood, w. s. Cattell, Caleb Ross,
E. F. Watson, John Libb, j. B. Thompson,
Josiah Eldridge.
The earlier rec0rding-steward's books
are not to be found, and the names Of the
stewards in the early days of the church
eannot be given. The following are known
to have held this Office -
Josiah Heritage, John Turner. Andrew bikes
sr son Iabn aI1ey STne PaSS1 5nsrp H. =
Turner, j. ". Downs, sSheriff, william Beckett
Judge; W. 8. Cattell, Isaac 7. Allen. David
WE Tbomnso new 2 nsip.s + Tcna r%@Rson.
Brooks Hurf, Henry 1. Hurn, 8. +. Pauiin, G,