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Death date Discrepancies Biography of Daniel Hare gives date of death as July 20, 1878. HenckleGenealogy gives marriage date as May 3, 1831. This is probably thedate of the marriage bond. Henckle Genealogy also gives date of deathas August 20, 1878. Tombstone gives July 20, 1878 as date of death.1850 census, age 44, 1860 census, age 54, 1870 census, age 64. EARLY CHURCHES in Adams Township, Hamilton County, Indiana Methodist Episcopal. In the year 1837, the Methodists first began to hold meetings in thetownship, and one of the first places of meeting was the house of EberTETER. Ministers of the church came to this locality at irregularintervals, and there was no organization. In 1838, however, a meetingwas held at the house of Samuel BAKER, and the first class in thetownship was organized on this occasion, with about a dozenconstituent members. The class was attached to Noblesville Circuit,and the ministers in charge of that circuit conducted services at thehomes of various members, about once a month. After a few years, theytransferred the meeting-place to a schoolhouse in the town of Boxley,and from this organization emanated the Boxley Methodist EpiscopalChurch. This, however, was not erected until the year 1852, by whichtime the original class had almost lost its identity by the death ofsome of its older members and the removal of others. The church at Boxley was built in 1852, and dedicated by Rev. WilliamH. GOOD in the summer of 1853. Mr. GOOD was then Presiding Elder, andRev. Thomas STABLER was Pastor in charge of the circuit. During thesucceeding years, the congregation increased, and the organization wassuccessfully maintained. By 1880, the church was under the pastoralcare of Rev. A. M. PATTERSON. Wesleyan Methodist--Boxley Church. About 1844, the first class of this denomination was organized in theschoolhouse at Boxleytown, under the leadership of Eber TETER, who wasafterward recognized as one of the leading spirits in the church.During protracted meetings, they were granted the use of the logchurch owned by the Christian denomination at Boxley, but on ordinaryoccasions they held their meetings at the schoolhouse for about 2years after organization. Mr. TETER then donated a lot in the town ofBoxley, upon which they erected a small frame church. This buildingwas still in use as their house of worship, in 1880, and was at thattime under the pastoral care of Rev. William TALBERT. Liberty Church. In 1869, a class of the Wesleyan denomination was organized at a logcabin on the farm of John JESSUP, under the ministrations of Rev.Jesse W. HIATT. In 1871, they erected a church, at a cost of $1,200.Rev. H. C. WEST succeeded Mr. HIATT as Pastor, and remained about 2years. Rev. John FALL was his successor, and he was followed by Rev.Eber TETER. Mr. TETER was, in turn, succeeded by Rev. WilliamTALBERT, who was the pastor in 1880.

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Titel	Familienstammbaum Engelken
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Einsender	Roger Engelken
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