Antique Cabinet Card Photo Man Beard Methodist Reverend ID Benajah Williams OH for Sale

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Antique Cabinet Card Photo Man Beard Methodist Reverend ID Benajah Williams OH For Sale

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Antique Cabinet Card Photo Man Beard Methodist Reverend ID Benajah Williams OH:
$24.95

Antique CABINET CARD Photograph.

Photography Studio: Unknown

Location: Lived in Ohio (no city on card)

Subject: Benajah Williams, more info online. Scroll to bottom for excerpt from findagrave dot com

Measurements: 5.5” x 4”

Cabinet card is in antique condition with some wear. Please see photos.

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When Thirteen years of age, Benajah removed with his parents from the old home at Pownal, Vt., to Cazenovia, N. Y. At fifteen he was admitted to the Methodist Church---Presumably the first Methodist in the Williams line---* and when a little over 19 he married, his wife being just past 17. In 1816 he was licensed to preach, and was admitted to the Genessee Conference in 1818 and assigned to the old Bloomfield District. In September of the same year he removed to West Mendon, now Honeoye Falls, to be centrally located in his circuit. At Lundy's Lane, Ont. meeting of the Conference he was granted full clerical orders, and in July 1822, at the Vienna, N.Y. meeting was ordained Elder. In 1838 he moved to Naples, Ontario County, N.Y. prior to 1840 he was assigned to the following stations and circuits: Old Bloomfield, Caladonia, Sweeden, Batavia, Danaville, Plattsburg, Naples, Scottsville, Elba, Richmond, and East Liberty.