1843 METHODIST HYMNAL. Owned by General Thomas Barkley of New Jersey PresbyterianWonderful little Methodist Hymnal with early ownership inscription of General Thomas Barkley of Hunterdon Co, New Jersey. Then a genealogical note describing General Barkley as the grandson of Robert Barkley, previous Governor of New Jersey [East] in the late 17th century. A Collection of Hymns, for the Use of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Principally from the Collection of the Rev. John Wesley. Revised and Corrected. With a Supplement. New York. G.
Other variously date it from 1765 to 1769
Ussher’s extraordinary precision here may seem unnecessary to us
The present letter was written in his position as Secretary of the Wesleyan Missionary Society and addressed to Monsr Croggan [Walter Croggan] regarding his mission to Normandy
for the Press
It may hence well be expected
It was a joy t ofind two who seemed really happy in being married & realling loving towards each other
Then a later inscription beside it
*Missions in Monte Video
give you some brief account of the Lord's dealings with my soul
Relationship between Ralph Erskine and George Whitefield
and Priviledges
Some Time Minister of the Gospel at Northampton