Geschichte der Seneca County, Ohio. vom Publikum ied, wasvery spannend. Rev. F. Putnam war von 1844 bis 1849 angegeben, und hielt servicesin der Methodistischen evangelische Chiu-Ch. Rev. A. S. Dunton und Pfr. JohnWhipple waren auch Prediger hier über diese Zeit. Während Herr Putnamsterm, Josiah Hecken, 1845, stiftete die Gesellschaft viel, auf denen sie Kirche erecteda. 1834 Der Staat gi-Anted eine Charta zu den ersten presbyterianischen Kirche ofTiffin, mit Milton Jennings, Peter Marsh, und Allen Campbell genannt. strustees. Von 1849 bis 1852, Pfr. R. Bernent und andere füllten die Kanzel. Im Juni 1852, Rev.

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History of Seneca County, Ohio . ied by the audience, wasvery exciting. Rev. F. Putnam was stated supply from 1844 to 1849, and held servicesin the Methodist Protestant Chiu-ch. Rev. A. S. Dunton and Rev. JohnWhipple were also preachers here about this time. During Mr. Putnamsterm, Josiah Hedges, in 1845, donated the society a lot, on which they erecteda church. In 1834 the State gi-anted a charter to the First Presbyterian Church ofTiffin, with Milton Jennings, Peter Marsh, and Allen Campbell named a.strustees. From 1849 to 1852, Rev. R. Bernent and others filled the pulpit. In June, 1852, Rev. James Pelan entered the work as supply, and the last session washeld June 24, 1855. On May 16, 1858, Rev. John McLain came and remaineduntil 1862, when he was appointed commissioner to represent the WesternReserve Presbytery in the General Assembly of the chiu-ch in the United States.He, however, visited Tiffin afterward, and died in June, 1862. Rev. D. S.Logan was pastor from July, 1862, to February 13, 1864. He was succeeded. M.(iAc«^ ^^o^c^yiy^ CLINTON TOWNSHir. V.^f> in March, 1865, by Rev. J. E. Lapslcy, who served until June 7. iMiiJ. iiov.R. B. Moore came in 1806. At this time he preached in the old chirch of184J. and continued to preach there until Octol)er 20, 1871, when the newchiuch was dedicated. On December 6, 1861), Dr. E. J. McCollum presidedover a meeting to consider the question of building a chiuch. It was resolvedto secure a site on the Tiifin side of the river. Dr. McCoUum, Rev. Moore, Prof. S. J. Kirkwood, Robert Lysle, E. C. Boyd, John McCalmout and JosephBurnsides were delegated to solicit subscriptions, and E. G. Bowe, John Mc-Calmout and Rev. R. B. Moore appointed a building committee. This actionresulted in the dedication of the present chiu-ch, October 20, 1871; twelve daysafter Rev. Moore tendered his resignation. On April 8, 1872, his resignationwas accepted. On August 12, 1872, Rev. J. F. Pollock was invited to preachas a candidate for the pu

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