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TACKABERRY, JOHN CRANVILLE – (9/8/1799-5/9/1852) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1826; Full Membership 1828; Deacon Unknown; Elder 1828, Roberts; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal New York Conference 1828; Deceased: May 9, 1852 in New York.

Appointments: Greenfield 1826-1827; Washington Circuit 1827-1828.

TACKITT, IGNATIUS H. – (8/19/1798-12/26/1874) – (Ruby Johnson 6/30/1815-10/19/1912) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Baltimore Conference 1824; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1825; Full Membership 1826; Deacon 1826, Soule; Elder 1828, Roberts; Located 1831; Readmitted 1833; Member of the Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference at Organization 1836; Located 1850; Readmitted 1854; Retired 1854; Deceased: December 26, 1874 in Forestville, Chatauqua County, New York. Buried in Forestville, New York. Born August 19, 1798 in Monroe County, Virginia.

Appointments: Harrison 1824-1825; Mahoning Circuit: Blairsville: First/Dayton/Indiana: Grace/Kittanning: First/ Lawsonham 1825-1826; Meadville: First (Stone)/Kittanning: First/Lawsonham/Pleasantville 1826-1827; Meadville: First (Stone)/Gravel Run/Geneva/Mercer/Mumford Chapel/Old Salem/Sharon: First/Spartansburg/Titusville: First/ Union City: First 1827-1828; OH: Cleveland 1828-1829; NY: Randolph 1829-1830; WV: Parkersburg 1830-1831; NY: Forestville 1833-1834; PA: Smethport 1834-1835; NY: Forestville 1835-1836; PA: Youngsville: First 1836-1837; Fredonia 1837-1839; OH: Ohio City 1839-1840; Cleveland 1840-­1841; OH: Franklin 1841-1842; PA: Conneautville/Dicksonburg/Harmonsburg 1842-1843; NY: Villanovia 1843­1844; PA: Oil Creek/Pleasantville/ Titusville: Bethel/Titusville: First 1844-1845; Cooperstown/Lupher Chapel/Cochranton/Munford Chapel 1845-1846; North East: Park/Quincy 1846-1847; NY: Ellington 1847-1848; Sheridan 1848-1849; Perrysburg 1849-1850.

TAGG, JOHN HOGHTON – (2/29/1824-2/5/1911) – (Laura A. Lille 12/5/1821-2/13/1904) -  Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1843; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1843; Full Membership 1845; Deacon 1845, Hamline; Elder 1847, Janes; Member Methodist East Ohio Conference at Organization 1876; Retired 1891; Deceased: February 5, 1911 in Cleveland, Ohio.  Buried in Cleveland, Ohio. Born February 29, 1824 in Kettering, Northamptonshire, England.

Appointments: OH: Napoli 1843-1844; Chardon 1844-1845; Twinsburg 1845­-1846; Newburg 1846-1847; Windham 1847-1849; Youngstown/Poland 1849-1850; Charlestown 1850-1852; Tallmadge 1852-1854; Ellsworth 1854-1856; Braceville 1856-1858; PA: Greenville: First 1858-1860; Conneautville/Dicksonburg/Evansburg (Conneaut Lake)/Harmonsburg/Linesville/Littles Corners 1860-1862; Conneaut 1862-1864; Erie Simpson Chapel 1864-1867; Franklin: First 1867-1869; NY: Fredonia 1869-1871; OH: Cleveland: Waning Street 1871-1874; Cleveland: Broadway 1874-1877; Cleveland Circuit 1877-1878; Cleveland: Woodland Avenue 1878-1880; Twinsburg 1880-1882; Nottingham/South Euclid 1882-1883; Nottingham 1883-1885; Glenville 1885-1890; Nottingham 1890-1891.

TAGGART, JOHN RINEHART – (-11/3/1907) - Conference Relations: Admitted into Itineracy Methodist Protestant Pittsburgh Conference 1866; Deceased: November 3, 1907.

Appointments: Waynesburg Circuit: Washington Street/Old Cornfield 1853-1856; Connellsville Circuit 1856-1857; Unknown 1857-1866; Rogersville Circuit: Rogersville 1866-1867; Monongahela Circuit Assistant 1867-1868; Left in hands of President 1868-1870; Bakerstown 1870-1872; Transferred to Unstationed List 1872.

TAIT, THOMAS BENSON – (6/15/1815-6/6/1898) – Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1840; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1842; Full Membership 1844; Deacon 1844, Waugh; Elder 1846, Morris; Member Methodist Episcopal East Ohio Conference at Organization 1876; Retired 1882; Deceased: June 6, 1898 in Niles, Ohio. Buried in Ohio. Born June 15, 1815 in North Beaver Township Lawrence County, Pennsylvania.

Appointments: Braceville 1842-1843; PA: Saegertown 1843-1844; Morgan 1844--1845; Wesleyville/Phillipsville/ South Harborcreek 1845-1846 OH: Middlebury 1846-1848; OH: Franklin 1848-1849; PA: Freedom 1849-1851; Parkman 1851-1852; Mechanicsville 1852-1853; Geneva 1853-1854; Newburg 1854-1855; Northampton Mission 1855-1857; Ellsworth 1857-1858; Canfield/Boardman 1858-1859; Charlestown 1859-1860; Nelson/Garrettsville 1860-1861; Nelson 1861-1862; PA: Wesleyville/Phillipsville/South Harborcreek 1862-1863; OH: Richmond 1863-1865; Niles 1865-1868; Bazetta/Johnson 1868-1869; Cortland 1869-1870; Gustavus/Johnson 1870-1872; Mineral Ridge 1872-1873; Williamsfield 1873-1875; Montville/Hampden 1875-1878; Bainbridge 1878-1879; Lenox 1879-1881; Colebrook/Rome 1881-1882.

TALBERT, HOWARD – Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Methodist Western Pennsylvania Conference 1964.

Appointments: Sykesville: Grace 1964-1965

TALBOT, HIRAM V. – (6/30/1834-2/20/1888) – (Rosina Colgrove) - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1859; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Oneida Conference 1861; Full Membership 1863; Deacon 1863, Baker; Elder 1865, Simpson; By change of boundaries Member Methodist Episcopal Wyoming Conference 1868; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1880; Retired 1886; Deceased: February 20, 1888 in Odessa, Texas. Buried in Odessa, Texas. Born June 30, 1834 in Edmeston, Otsego County, New York.

Appointments: NY: Schenevus 1861-1862; Morris 1862-1862; United States Army: Chaplain: 152nd Regiment New York Volunteers October 24 1862-February 11, 1865; NY: Middlefield 1865-1868; Fly Creek 1868-1868; East Worcester Kingston Oxford/Marathon 1868-1877; PA: Ridgway: Trinity/Wilcox Supply 1877-1879; Sherrett/ Queenstown Supply 1879-1880; Sherrett 1880-1881; Belleview: Cliff/Ohl/Stanton/Summerville: Mount Pleasant 1881-1884; Punxsutawney/Barton Chapel/Frostburg 1884-1886.

TALBOTT, JACOB -         Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1827; Discontinued 1829.

Appointments: Lewis 1827-1829.

TALLMAN, PETER -          Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1836. Discontinued 1838.

Apointments: Woodsfield 1836-1837; OH: Smithfield 1837-1838.

TAMBLYN, RONALD J. -  Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Methodist Protestant Pittsburgh Conference.

Appointments: Nettle Hill Circuit July-September 1919; Belleview Mission June 1, 1924-1928.

TANNEHILL, NORMAN BRUCE – (11/2/1850-9/10/1936) – (Agnes King 4/9/1858-5/18/1927) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1882; Full Membership 1884; Deacon 1884, Harris; Elder 1886, Andrews; Retired 1922; Deceased: September 10, 1936 in Edgewood, Pennsylvania. Buried in Grandview Cemetery, East McKeesport, Pennsylvania. Born November 2, 1850 in Somerset County, Pennsylvania.

Appointments: Confluence 1882-1884; Armagh 1884-1887; Port Perry 1887-1888; Duquesne/Ashley 1888-1890; Ekastown 1890;1893; Springdale 1893-1896; Johnstown/Morrellville 1896-1900; Wilmerding 1900-1903; Sharpsburg: Centenary 1903-1906; Leechburg: First 1906-1909; Ellwood City 1909-1910; McKees Rocks 1910-1914; Superintendent: Coke Mission 1914-1922.

TANNYHILL, JOHN – Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Methodist Episcopal Baltimore Conference 1821.

Appointments: Mahoning Circuit: Lawsonham 1821-1822.

TARRING, HENRY – (10/8/1800-8/23/1854) – Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1826; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Baltimore Conference 1826. Deceased: August 23, 1854 in Baltimore City, Maryland. Born October 6, 1800 in Talbert County, Maryland.

TAYLOR, ALEXANDER ERNEST -  Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1937; Full Membership 1941; Deacon 1937, Lowe; Elder 1941, Straughn; Withdrawn 1942, Presbyterian Minister.

Appointments: Appointed to attend school 1937-1938; Clymer/Brush Valley/Diamondville/Starford/Commodore 1938-1939; Manor/Penn/Harrison City 1939-1940; Rogersville/Morrisville 1940-1941; Fairchance: Trinity 1941-1942.

TAYLOR, ALEXANDER W. -  Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Eric Conference 1871; Discontinued 1872.

Appointments: NY: Ripley/PA: State Line 1871-1872.

TAYLOR, A. W. – (-1/9/1910) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1860; Discontinued 1862; Deceased: January 9, 1910.

Appointments: Liverpool 1860-1861; PA: Freedom: First 1861-1862

TAYLOR, B. W. or R.W. – ( -1853) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Protestant Pittsburgh Conference 1851. Deceased: 1853.

Appointments: Jackson Circuit 1851-1852; Without Work at own request 1852-1853.

TAYLOR, DAVID – (3/7/1855-8/28/1927) – (Esther Lewis Spink 5/20/1850-12/24/1920) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial New York East Conference 1883; Full Membership 1885; Deacon 1884 Hurst; Elder 1886 Andrews; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1895; Retired 1914; Deceased: August 28, 1927 in Dunkirk, New York. Buried in Family Plot in Sheridan, New York. Born March 7, 1855 in Wickham, England.

Acacemic Records: Genesee Wesleyan Seminary; Illinois Wesleyan University; Drew Seminary earning A.B.; A.M.; Ph.B.;B.D.; Ph.D.

Appointments: NY: Elmont 1883-1884; Brooklyn: Parkvale 1884-1886; Cutchogue 1886-1889; CT: Redding 1889-1892; Southington 1892-1895; PA: Tidioute 1895-1898; Ridgway 1898-1901; Silver Creek 1901-1903; Kinzua/ Corydon 1903-1904; New Wilmington 1904-1908; NY: Ellington/Kennedy 1908-1911; Supernumerary 1911-1914.

TAYLOR, DAVID L. -        Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Erie Conference 1941; Full Membership 1943; Deacon 1941, Methodist Newark Conference; Elder 1943, Straughn; Transferred to Methodist  Rock River Conference August 1, 1951.

Appointments: Appointed to attend school 1941-1942; Hydetown/East Troy/Titusville: Bethel/White Oak 1942-1945; Editorial Staff : The Christian Advocate 1945-1951.

TAYLOR, EARL - Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1925.

Appointments: Lander 1925-1926.

TAYLOR, EDWARD H. – (8/25/1796-6/13/1853) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal  Ohio Conference 1818; Full Membership 1821; Deacon 1821; Elder 1823; Member Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference at Organization 1825; Retired 1850; Deceased: January 13, 1853 in Woodsfield, Ohio. Born August 25, 1796 in Washington County, Pennsylvania.

Appointments: OH: Marietta 1818-1819; Granville 1819-1820; Wayne 1820-1821; Letart Falls 1821-1822; Grand River 1822-1823; Granville 1823-1824; Zanesville 1824-1825; Youngstown 1825-1826; New Lisbon 1826-1827; Deerfield 1827-1828; Cross Creek 1828-1830; Barnesvi11e 1830-1832; Summerfield 1832-1834; Richmond 1834-1835; Twinsburg 1835-1836; Steubenville 1836-1837; McConnelsville 1837-1838; Sharon 1838-1839; Summerfield 1839-1840; Presiding Elder: Barnesville District 1840-1844; Sharon 1844-1845; OH: Washington 1845-1846; Norwich 1846-1848; McConnelsville 1848-1849; Woodsfield 1849-1850.

TAYLOR, EDWARD M. – (-4/28/1926) -       Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1874; Full Membership 1876; Deacon 1876, Haven; Elder 1877, Scott; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Providence Conference 1877; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal New England Southern Conference; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal New England Conference 1888. Deceased: April 28, 1926 in New England Southern Conference.

Appointments: PA: Florence 1874-1875; Georgetown 1875-Spring 1876; Supernumerary  Spring 1876-1877.

TAYLOR, JAMES BRUCE – (2/4/1849-10/24/1921) – (Olive A. Lupton 11/10/1853-7/30/1942) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1874; Full Membership 1876, Spring; Deacon Spring 1876, Haven; Elder 1877 Scott; Retired 1918; Deceased: October 24, 1921 in Washington, Pennsylvania. Buried in Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania. Born February 4, 1849 in Lebanon, Indiana County, Pennsylvania.

Appointments: Dawson 1874-1875; Somerset 1875-1877;             Addison                1877-1880; Rostraver 1880-1882; McKeesport: Second 1882-1885; Hites 1885-1887; California 1887-1890; Mount Pleasant 1890-1894; Carnegie 1894-1897; Blairsville: First 1917-1899; New Brighton: First 1899-1900; McKeesport: Coursin Street 1900-1904; Waynesburg: First 1904-1908; Kittanning: First 1908-1913; Belle Vernon 1913-1918; Retired 1918; Newell 1918-1921.

TAYLOR, JAMES C. – (4/9/1798-3/14/1866) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Ohio Conference 1823; Elder 1827; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1832; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Ohio Conference 1854; Returned to Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1860; Deceased: March 14, 1866 in Washington, Pennsylvania. Born April 9, 1798 in Baltimore, Maryland.

Appointments: IN: Connersville 1823-1824; OH: Knox; Black River; Brunswick; Wayne; Muskingum 1823-1831; VA: Charlestown 1831-1833;  OH: Barnesville 1832-1834; Summerfield 1834-1835; Saint Clairsville Circuit 1835-1837; Smithfield 1837-1839; Ohio Circuit 1839-1841; Cadiz 1841-1842; Smithfield 1842-1843; Martinsville 1843-1844; Richmond 1844-1846; Grave Creek 1846-1847; Washington 1847-1848; Superintendent: Cambridge District 1848-1849; Superintendent: Washington District 1849-1850; Superintendent: Cambridge District 1850-1852; Barnesville 1852-1853; Norwich 1853-1854; Ohio Conference Circuits; Somerset; Hebron; Elizabethtown; Johnstown 1854-1860; PA: Washington 1860-1862; Norwich 1862-1863; Fairview 1863-1864; Moorfield 1864-1866.

TAYLOR, L. J. - Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1900.

Appointments: Barnes/Glade Run 1900-1902.

TAYLOR, MARCUS B. – (1842- ) -                 Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Protestant Pittsburgh Conference 1874; Elder 1875, President Thomas H. Colhouer; Withdrew from Methodist Protestant Church October 29, 1888.

Appointments: OH: Cincinatti: Grace 1875-1877; PA: Beaver Falls: Central 1877-1879; Without Work at his own request 1879-1881; Student: Boston University 1881-1883; Without Work at his own request 1883-1885; Sharpsburg: Grace October 5, 1885-1887; Without Work at his own request 1887-October 29,1888.

TAYLOR, OBADIAH MASTERS – (8/20/1850-6/17/1923) – (Sarah Elizabeth Weed 1860-4/26/1914) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Protestant Pittsburgh Conference 1889; Elder 1890, President John Fletcher Dyer; Transferred to Methodist Protestant Genesee Conference June 30, 1898; Transferred to Methodist Protestant Onondago Conference; Transferred to Methodist Protestant Pittsburgh Conference September 8, 1908; Retired 1913; Deceased: June 17, 1923 in Centerville, Pennsylvania. Buried in Oakmont Cemetery, Rogersville, Pennsylvania. Born August 20, 1850 in New Texas, Pennsylvania.

Appointments: Brookville Circuit 1889-1891; Clarion Circuit 1891-1892; Ohio Circuit: Eldersville/Bethel 1892-1895; Clarion Circuit 1895-1896; Left without work at his own request 1896-1897; NY: Genesee Conference: Greece/Gerry/Corfu/Brooks/Grove/West Union; NY: Onondago Conference 1898-1908; PA: Mount Zion (Washington County.)/Belle Bridge 1908-1910; Rogersville Circuit 1910-1913; Retired 1913; Amity supply 1922-June 17, 1923.

TAYLOR, PALMER N. – (6/10/1887-11/29/1960) – (Bessie Cogswell 2/6/1887-10/20/1976) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Wyoming Conference 1912; Full Membership 1914; Deacon 1911, Nuelsen; Elder 1914, Berry; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1917; Retired 1957; Deceased: November 29, 1960 in Dunkirk, New York. Buried in Family Plot in Sheridan Cemetery in Sheridan, New York. Born June 10, 1887 in Cutchogue, Long Island, New York.

Appointments: Balm Supply 1907-1908; NY: Blue Point Supply 1908-1911; Brooklyn: Flinlands Avenue Supply 1911-1912; Springville 1912-1914; Foster 1914-1915; Jackson 1915-1917; Randolph 1917-1919; PA: Girard/Fairview 1919-1922; Volant 1922-­1925; Sandy Lake/Hendersonville 1925-1928: South Dayton/Cottage 1928-1930; South Dayton 1930-1933; Pymatuning Parish: Espyville/Westford 1933-1938; Cambridge Springs/ Millers Station 1938-1940; Ashville 1940-1915; Sheffield 1945-1947; Russell 1947-1949; Conneaut Lake/Geneva/ Shermansville 1949-1952; Sugar Grove 1952-1955; Petrolia 1955-1957; Retired 1957; Assistant Director: Larger Parish on Jamestown District 1957-1960.

TAYLOR, RILEY T. – (6/29/1826-11/1/1909) – (Amelia E. Spencer –10/24/1911) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1858; Full Membership 1860; Deacon 1858, Baker; Elder 1862, Ames; Retired 1894; Deceased: November 1, 1909 in Baltimore, Maryland. Buried in Druid Ridge Cemetery. Born June 29, 1826.

Academic Records: B.A. Cazenovia Academy 1854; M.A. Cazenovia College 1857; D.D. Allegheny College 1871.

Appointments: Pittsburgh: Female College: Professor 1857-1858; OH: Marlboro High School: Principal 1858-1860; PA: Beaver Female Seminary: President 1860-September 24, 1894.

TAYLOR, T. J. - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Pittsburgh Conference 1952; Discontinued 1954.

Appointments: Appointed to attend school 1952-1954.

TAYLOR, THOMAS J. – (-1867) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference at Organization 1825; Full Membership 1827; Deacon 1827, George; Elder 1829, Roberts; Located 1833; Deceased: 1867.

Appointments: Duck Creek 1825-1826; Leesburg 1826-1827; Barnesville 1827-1828; Greenfield 1828-1829; Without Appointment at his own request 1829-1830 Saint Clairsville 1830-1831; Barnesville 1831-1832; Saint Clairsville 1832-1833.

TAYLOR, WILLIAM – Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1876.

Appointments: Sherrett/Wattersonville 1876-1877.

TAYLOR, WILLIAM H. – ( -7/18/1948) – (Ruth Virginia Fisher 3/2/1897-7/27/1967) - Conference Relations:

Member of Methodist Washington Conference. Died July 18, 1948 in Richmond, Virginia. Buried in Allegheny Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Appointments: WV: Short Creek; Paden City; Buckhannon; Union; PA: Beaver Falls; Sharpsburg: Centenary; VA: Covington; Alexandria; Richmond; Fort Belvoir; Alexandria: Woodlawn.

TAYLOR, WILLIAM M. – (Jane E. 3/16/1846–2/26/1873) - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1868; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1868; Full Membership 1870; Deacon 1870, Clark; Elder 1872, Merrill; Permitted to withdraw under charges 1886.

Appointments: Troy/Summerville 1868-1869; Corsica 1869-1871; Rimersburg 1871-­1873; Warsaw/Richardsville/ Hazen/Munderf: Zion 1873-1876; Rockland/Van 1876-1877; Supernumerary/Seneca 1877-1878; Luthersburg/ Dubois: First 1878-1880; Supernumerary 1880-1882; Petrolia/Martinsburg 1882-1884; Ellery (excused after Conference from serving the charge) 1884-1885; Case referred to the Presiding Elder of Jamestown District for investigation 1885.

TEETS, FRANKLIN LAWSON – (9/27/1874-11/25/1963) – (Margaret Jane Lewis 6/19/1875-2/21/1948) – (Elizabeth Daugherty) - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1899; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1900; Full Membership 1904; Deacon 1902, Fitzgerald; Elder 1904, Fowler; Retired 1941; Member Methodist Western Pennsylvania Conference at Merger 1962; Deceased: November 25, 1963 in Conemaugh, Pennsylvania. Buried in Dayton, Pennsylvania. Born September  27, 1874 in Putneyville, Pennsylvania.

Appointments: Independence 1899-1900; Bentleyville 1900-1904; Crafton Heights (West Pittsburgh) 1904-1905; Boston 1905-1908; Clairton: First 1908-1910; Mount Morris 1910-1912; Dayton/Smicksburg 1912-1916; Springdale 1916-1920; Ellwood City 1920-1923; Pittsburgh: Butler Street 1923-1925; California 1925-1928; Point Marion 1928-1930; WV: Weirton 1930-1932; PA: Houston 1932-1937; Fayette City 1937-1938; Greensboro 1938-1941; Retired 1941; Bolivar 1941-1949; Conemaugh: Wesley Chapel/Mineral Point 1949-1954; Mineral Point 1949-1963.

TEETS, HENRY A. – (8/9/ 1844-8/19/1924) – (Mary Ella Lawson 3/12/1837-9/3/1912) – (Mary Hooker) - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1880; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1881; Full Membership 1883; Deacon 1883, Foster; Elder 1885, Merrill; Retired 1911; Deceased: August 19, 1924 in Smith’s Ferry, Pennsylvania. Buried in Smith’s Ferry, Pennsylvania. Born August 9, 1844 near Fisher in Clarion County, Pennsylvania.

Appointments: Salem/Mount Joy (Clarion District) 1881-1883; Troy/Summerville 1883-1885; Shippenville/Delo Chapel (Providence) 1885-1888; Belleview: Cliff/Ohl/Stanton/Summerville: Mount Pleasant 1888-1890; Karns City 1890-1892; Rouseville/Siverly (Oil City: Bethel) 1892-1894; Rouseville/Plumer 1894-1896; Fredonia 1896-1898;  Sheakleyville/North Salem 1898-1900; Sharpsville 1900-1902; Jackson Center: Vincent/Hendersonville/Millbrook: Schoefield/Stoneboro 1902-1906; Salem/Fallowfield/Kennard/Old Salem 1906-1909; New Lebanon/Deer Creek/Mount Hope 1909-1911.

TEILMANN, GUNNAR J., JR. -  Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1943; Transferred to Holston Conference 1943; Full Membership 1944; Deacon 1943; Elder 1944; Transferred to Malaya Conference 1956.

Appointments: Chaplain: United States Army 1943-1945; TN: Tazewell 1945-1948; China: Missionary 1948-1949; Malaya: Missionary 1949-1956.

TENNIES, DeFOREST - Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference from 1946; Deacon 1948, Wicke; Elder 1950, Wicke; Unknown after 1962.

Appointments: East Kane 1946-1948; Kinzua/Corydon 1948-1952; Emerickville/Meade Chapel 1952-1955; Spartansburg/Elgin/McCray 1955-1957; Cranesville/Wellsburg 1957-1962.

TERBUSH, GEORGE WASHINGTON – (1/6/1851-4/3/1938) – (Sara Elizabeth Cornish 2/14/1861-3/14/1936) - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1869; Full Membership/Elders orders in Methodist Episcopal New York Conference 1877; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1890; Retired 1918; Deceased: April 3, 1938 near Ingomar, Pennsylvania. Buried in Ingomar Cemetery, Ingomar, Pennsylvania. Born January 6, 1851 in Poughkeepsie, New York.

Academic Records: Wyoming Seminary; Drew Seminary;  Lafayette College;

Appointments: NJ: Belleville; NY: New York City: Duane Street; New York City: Thirty-Fifth Street; Tuckhoe; Franklin; Golden’s Bridge; Mount Kisco; PA: McKeesport: First 1890-1894; Beaver Falls: First 1894-1897; Pittsburgh: Oakland 1897-1900; Pittsburgh: West End 1900-1902; Presiding Elder: Allegheny District 1902-1904; Presiding Elder: Washington District 1904-1910; Pittsburgh: Homewood Avenue 1910-1915; Scottdale: Trinity 1915-1918; Salem (Wexford)/Evergreen 1920-1925; Salem (Wexford) 1925-1929.

TERRY, EARLE WILLIAM - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Protestant Pittsburgh Conference 1920; Elder 1922, President Alden Joseph Allen; Transferred to Kendall Presbytery, Presbyterian Church, Idaho April 6, 1928.

Appointments: Nettle Hill Circuit May 8, 1920-September 1, 1920; Kittanning: Union Avenue May 1, 1922-1924; Bakerstown/Deer Creek (Bairdford) September 9, 1924-1925; Without work at own request 1925-1928; Given Letter of Standing April 6,1927.

THOBURN, CHAWFORD R. – (-5/9/1899) -                Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1883; Ad­mitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1884; Deacon under Missionary Rule 1885, Merrill; Elder under Missionary Rule 1885, Merrill; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal South India Conference 1885; Full Membership 1887; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal South West Kansas Conference 1888; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Puget Sound Conference 1891; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Oregon Conference 1899; Deceased: May 9, 1899 in Portland, Oregon.

Appointments: Evansburg/Conneaut Lake: Trinity/Geneva 1884-1885; Bombay Fort 1885-1888; KS: Peabody: Supernumerary/Supply as second preacher 1888-1889; Hutchinson: North: Supernumerary/Supply 1889-1890; Professor: South West Kansas College 1890-1891; President: Puget Sound University 1891-1894; Supernumerary 1894-1895; Chancellor: Puget Sound University 1895-May 9, 1899.

THOBURN, JAMES M. – (6/23/1856-8/16/1937) – (Emma Frances Merchant -6/22/1926) - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1876; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1881; Full Membership 1883; Deacon 1880, E. 0. Haven; Elder 1884, Warren; Transferred to South India Conference 1884; Member of the Bengal Conference at Organization 1887; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1888; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Minnesota Conference 1893; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Detroit Conference 1895; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1900; Retired 1932; Deceased: August 16, 1937 in Chautauqua, New York. Born June 23, 1856 in Saint Clairsvile, Ohio

Appointments: Reno/Galloway 1877-1879; Warren: First Supply 1880-1881; Warren: First 1881-1883; NY: Dunkirk 1883-1884; Calcutta English Church 1884-1887; Conference Agent on leave of absence to America 1887-1888; PA: Oil City: Trinity 1888-1893; MN: Duluth: First 1893-1895; MI: Detroit: Central 1895-1900; PA: Pittsburgh: North Side: Calvary 1900-1010; Superintendent: Allegheny District 1910-1916; Uniontown: First (Christ) 1916-1921; President: Beaver College 1921-1923; Pittsburgh: Washington Avenue 1923-­1925; Pittsburgh: Mary S. Brown Memorial 1925-1932; Retired 1932; Pittsburgh: Smithfield Street 1932-1937.

THOBURN, JAMES MILLS (BISHOP) – (1836-11/29/1922) – (Minerva Downing  -1861) – (Anna Jones 6/25/1828-9/15/1902) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1858; Full Membership/Ordination in India; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal India Conference 1865; Member Methodist Episcopal South India Conference after 1883; Member Bengal Conference 1888; Elected Missionary Bishop 1888; Retired 1908; Honorary Member Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1908-1922; Deceased: November 29 1922 in Meadville, Pennsylvania. Buried in Allegheny College Lot in Greendale Cemetery, Meadville, Pennsylvania.

Academic Records: Allegheny College 1857; D.D. Allegheny College 1870; D. Laws Allegheny College 1901.

Appointments: Marlboro 1858-1859; India: Missionary 1859-1888; Elected Missionary Bishop 1888-1908.

THOBURN, THOMAS R. – (12/26/1869-10/18/1931) – (Harriet Marsh 9/28/1873-2/18/1955) -  Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1893; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Kansas Conference 1894; Deacon 1895, Goodsell; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1895; Full Membership 1896; Elder 1897, Fowler; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Nebraska Conference 1915; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1920; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Detroit Conference 1925; Deceased: October 18, 1931. Buried in Knollwood Cemetery, Gates Mills, Cleveland, Ohio. Born December 26, 1869.

Appointments: KS: Topeka: Walnut Grove 1894-1895; PA: Warren: Grace 1895-1897; Sheffield 1897-1898; Oil City: Trinity/Oil City: Bethel 1898-1904; Erie: First 1904-1.91.6; Mount Clair 1916-1919; Belleview: Cliff/Ohl/Stanton/Summerville: Mount Pleasant 1919-1920; Pittsburgh: Christ 1920-1925; MI: Highland Park: Trinity 1925-1931.

THOMAS, AARON H. – (1/6/1824-9/1/1870) – (Alice Brown) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1847; Full Membership 1849; Deacon 1849, Waugh; Elder 1851, Morris; Deceased: September 1, 1870 in Canton, Ohio. Buried in Canton, Ohio. Born January 6, 1824 in Harrison County, Ohio.

Appointments: PA: Pittsburgh: Knoxville 1847-1848; New Brighton: First 1848-1849; Salem 1849-1850; OH: Lima 1850-1852; New Lisbon 1852-1854; Steubenville: South Street 1854-1856; Salem 1856-1858; PA: Pittsburgh: Trinity 1858-1860; Freeport 1860-1862; Pittsburgh: Smithfield Street 1862-1864; Kittanning: First 1864-1867; Johnstown: First (Franklin Street) 1867-1870; Superintendent: Canton District 1870; September 1, 1870.

THOMAS, BARNETT T. – (11/22/1839-10/11/1898) – (Josephine E. Hillerman 5/3/1851-11/26/1930) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1870; Full Membership 1872; Deacon 1871, Clark; Elder 1874, Foster; Retired 1898; Deceased: October 11, 1898 in McKeesport, Pennsylvania. Buried  in Richland Cemetery, near McKeesport, Pennsylvania. Born November 22, 1839 in Clark County, Ohio.

Academic Records: Mount Union College 1870.

Appointments: Smithport Circuit 1870-1871; Elderton/Cochrans Mills/Mount Zion 1871-1873; Brownsdale (Nixon) 1873-1874; Pittsburgh: Union/Emory/Rogers Chapel 1874-1876; Glenfield 1876-1877; Jacobs Creek 1877-1879; Circleville 1879-1880; Homestead: Franklin (Anne Ashley)/Hays 1880-1883; Cokeville 1883-1884; Cokeville/ Hopewell 1884-1886; Manor 1886-1891; West Elizabeth 1891-1892; Homestead: Franklin (Anne Ashley) 1892-1897; McKeesport: Sixth Avenue 1897-1898.

THOMAS, E. T. – Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1907.

Appointments: Plumville/Creekside 1907-1908.

THOMAS, HAROLD C. - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial 1914; Discontinued 1915.

Appointments: South Greensburg 1914-1915.

THOMAS, JOHN M. - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1856; Full Membership 1856; Ordained Deacon/Elder as a local Preacher; Located 1868.

Appointments: Pittsburgh: Welsh Mission 1856-1858; Pittsburgh: City Mission 1858-1861; Braddocksfield 1861-1862; Chaplain: United States Army 1862-­1863; Chaplain: 155th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers 1863-1864; Pitts­burgh: Ross Street 1864-1865; Supernumerary 1865-1868.

THOMAS, PAUL - Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1950.

Appointments: Riceville 1950-1952.

THOMAS, R. G. - Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1906; Deacon 1910 Neely; Elder 1914, Burt.

Appointments: Harlansburg 1906-1910; Jackson Center/Millbrook:Schoefield 1910-1911; West Liberty 1911-1913; Pulaski 1913-1914; Hillsville 1914-1918.

THOMAS, SAMUEL C. – (3/10/1810-6/5/1894) – (Isabella B. Dunlap) - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1841; Ad­mitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1842; Full Membership 1844; Deacon 1844, Waugh; Elder 1846, Morris; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Wisconsin Conference 1851; Retired 1882; Deceased: June 5, 1894 in Starke, Florrida. Born March 10, 1910 in Niagra County, New York.

Appointments: PA: Conneautville/Dicksonburg/Harmonsburg 1842-1843; Geneva 1843-1844; Agent: Allegheny College 1844-1846; OH: Ravenna 1846-1848; Willoughby 1848-1849; NY: Fredonia 1849-1851; WI: Milwaukee: Spring Street 1851-1853; Superintendent: Platteville District 1853-1855; Milwaukee: Jackson Street 1855-1857; Agent: Lawrence University 1857-1861; Milwaukee: Summerfield 1861-1863; Agent: Lawrence University 1863-1864; Superintendent: Milwaukee District 1864-1868; Superintendent: Janesville District 1868-1872; Fort Atkinson  1872-1874; Lyons/Spring Prairie 1874-1877; Elkhorn 1877-1879; WI: Sharon 1879-1880; Supernumerary 1880-1881; East Troy 1881-1882.

THOMAS, W. E. - Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1929.

Appointments: West Hickory 1929-1932.

THOMPSON, CHARLES J. – (7/14/1874-1/6/1949) – (Verda L. Sanderson 6/23/1880-4/17/1970) - Conference Relations: Admit­ted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Central Pennsylvania Conference 1905; Full Membership 1909; Transferred Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1914. Retired 1945. Deceased: January 6, 1949 in Washington, Pennsylvania. Born July 14, 1874 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Academic Records: Mount Union College; Garrett Seminary

Appointments: PA: Pittsburgh: Ames 1914-1916; Pittsburgh: Sheraden 1916-1925; Aspinwall 1925-1929; Washington: First 1929-1936; New Kensington: First 1936-1940; Braddock: First 1940-1945; Bellevue: Central 1945-1947.

THOMPSON, CHARLES R. – (Laura L. Hastings 11/15/1850-7/16/1902) - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1887; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1889; Full Membership 1891; Deacon 1891, Fowler; Elder 1894, Goodsell; Retired 1902; Withdrew 1912.

Appointments: Fagudas/Hickory 1887-1888; Hickory Supply 1888-1889; East Hickory 1889-1890; Polk: Center/East Grove/Nicklin 1890-1392; Plumer/Petroleum Center 1892-1394; Russell/North Warren 1894-1895; Phillips­ville 1895-1899; Wattsburg/Hatch Hollow 1899-1901; Townville/Troy Center 1901-1902.

THOMPSON, DANIEL WELLWOOD – (4/15/1845-4/4/1915) – (Emma Cornelia Teeter 5/27/1847-2/14/1927) - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1868; Admitted on Trial Methodist Church of Canada, London Conference 1869; Full Membership 1873; Elder 1873, Rice; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Niagara Conference 1883; Admitted on Trial with recognition of orders Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1888; Excused from Course of Study 1889; Full Membership 1890; Retired 1901; Deceased: April 4, 1915 in Seneca, Pennsylvania. Buried in Grove Hill Cemetery, Oil City, Pennsylvania. Born March 15, 1845 in Haldimand County, Canada West, now called Ontario.

Appointments: Ontario: Wingham Supply 1868-1869; Howick 1869-1870; Listowell 1870-1871; Washington 1871-1872; Victoria College 1872-1873; Harmony 1873-1875; TeesWater 1875-1878; Thorndale 1878-1881; Talbotville 1881-1883; Lynedock 1883-1886; Stamford/Saint Davids 1886-1887; PA: Panama Supply 1887-1888; Dayton/ Cottage 1888-1889; Salem (New Castle District)/Old Salem/Fallowfield/Kennard 1889-1892; Clarksville/Clark/ Charleston 1892-1895; Volant/Nazareth 1895-1897; Clark's Mills 1897-1899; Cranberry (Seneca) 1899-1901; Fertigs/Hill City/Pine City/President 1903-1904.

THOMPSON, DAVID W. – Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1892.

Appointments: New Virginia 1892-1896.

THOMPSON, EARL DELAMATER – ( -11/5/1945) – (Alta S.  9/26/1887-4/3/1932) – (Mary Olive Lutton [Albert Hemstreet]  [Luke Martin] 7/19/1879) -          Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1907; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1907; Full Membership 1911; Deacon 1911, Berry; Elder 1913, Smith; Retired 1942; Deceased: November 5, 1945 in Volant, Pennsylvania. Buried in Union Cemetery, Knox, Pennsylvania.

Appointments: Marienville 1907-1908; Appointed to attend school 1908-­1909; West Monterey/Queenstown 1909-1911; Springfield/West Springfield 1911-1912; Nazareth/Mount Pleasant 1912-1913; Luthersburg/Home Camp 1913-1915; New Richmond/North Richmond/Teepleville/Millbrook: Schoefield 1915-1918; West Hickory 1918-1920; Kellettsville 1920-1921; Ashville 1921­-1922; NY: Ellington/Kennedy 1922-1924; PA: West Sunbury/Boyer 1924-1925; Leave of Absence 1925-1926; Cooperstown/Franklin: Bethel/Lupher (Wesley) Chapel/Worden Chapel 1926-1927; Springboro 1927-1928; Knox/Mount Joy/Saint Petersburg 1928-1932; Volant 1932-1936; Stoneboro/ Deer Creek/Jackson Center: Vincent 1936-1938; PA: Jamestown/State Line 1938-1940; New Castle: Savannah 1940-1942.

THOMPSON, HERBERT H. - Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1946; Admitted on Trial Methodist West Wisconsin Conference.

Appointments: Clarks Mills 1946-1947;

THOMPSON, HOMER HENRY - (8/20/1881-11/20/1968) - (Bernice Campbell 5/2/1883-6/28/1965) - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1910; Supply Pastor Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1911; Admitted on Trial 1913; Full Member 1915; Deacon 1915, Burt; Elder 1917, Berry; Member Methodist Erie Conference at Union 1939; Retired 1954; Member United Methodist Western Pennsylvania Conference at Merger 1962; Deceased: November 20, 1968 in Phillipsburg, Pennsylvania. Buried in Concord Cemetery, in Hooker, Butler County, Pennsylvania. Born August 20, 1881 in Worth Township, Mercer County, Pennsylvania.

Academic Record: A.B. Slippery Rock/Grove City 1913; Graduate Course of Study 1915.

Appointments: Enterprise 1911-1912; Branchton 1912-1913; New Lebanon/Deer Creek 1913-1917; West Monterey/Queenstown 1917-1918; Rockland/Van 1918-1922; Sheakleyville/Mount Hope/North Salem 1922-1925; West Seneca/Cranberry 1925-1929; Volant 1929-1932; Mayville 1932-1936; Petrolia 1936-1942; Falls Creek/Pine City 1942-1945; Fertigs/Hill City/Pine City1945-1946; Knox/Mount Joy/Saint Petersburg 1945-1950; Summerville/ Kingsville/Oak Ridge 1950-1954; Retired 1954; West Springfield 1954-1959.

THOMPSON, JAMES VOORHEES – (5/25/1878-7/1/1952) – (Nora Gray) – (Mary R.) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Central Pennsylvania Conference 1906; Transferred on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1906; Full Membership 1908; Deacon 1906; Elder 1908, Berry. Retired 1949. Deceased: July 1, 1952 in University Hospital,  New York City, New York. Born May 25, 1878 in Rock Springs, Pennsylvania.

Academic Records: A.B. Wesleyan University 1902; Drew Seminary 1905; Ph.D. Northwestern University 1928.

Appointments: NY: Bronxdale 1903-1905; PA: Pittsburgh: Christ Assistant 1.905-1908; Supernumerary 1908-1913; Pittsburgh: Shadyside Academy: Teacher 1913-1914; Young People's Department: Board of Sunday Schools: Methodist Episcopal Church 1914-1926; IL: Evanston: First Assistant 1926-1928; Northwestern University: Professor 1928-1930; Department of Religious Education: Drew Theological Seminary 1930-1948; Executive: American Jewish Committee 1948-1949.

THOMPSON, JOHN G. – (8/31/1822-8/21/1905) -    Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1846; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1851; Full Membership 1.853; Deacon 1851, Morris; Elder 1855, Morris; Located 1857; Readmitted 1858; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Missouri/Arkansas Conference 1866; Retired 1885; Deceased: August 21, 1905 in Morland, Kansas.  Born August 31, 1822 in Center County, Pennsylvania.

Appointments: Hendersonville/Nicklin (Lyons)/Polk: Center 1851-1852; Clintonville: Grace/Big Bend 1852-1853; North Hope 1853-1854; Curllsville/Rimersburg/Lawsonham/Cherry Run 1854-1856; Shippenville/Rockland 1856-1857; Vernon 1858-1859; Clarksville/Sharpsville/Charleston 1859-1861; Harrisville 1861-1863; Greenwood 1863-1864; MO: Mount Jackson 1864-1867; Hamilton/Kingston  1867-1869; Superintendent: Chillicothe District 1869-1871; Empire 1871-1872; Fillmore 1872-1873; Supernumerary 1873-1874; MO: Memphis 1874-1875; Memphis Circuit 1875-­1876; Unionville 1876-1877; Supernumerary 1877-1878; Bethany 1878-1881; Winston 1881-1882; Kingston 1882-1883; Barnard 1883-1885.

THOMPSON, JOHN RHEY – (3/14/1852-7/21/1904) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1871; Full Membership 1873; Deacon 1873, Harris; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal West Virginia Conference 1873; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Newark Conference 1881; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal New York East Conference 1883; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal New York Conference 1886; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal New York East Conference 1891; Deceased: July 21, 1904 in New Hampshire.

Appointments: Unionport 1871-1872; Hammondsville/Irondale 1872-­1873.

THOMPSON, JOHN ROY, JR. - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist  Pittsburgh Conference 1944; Full Membership 1946; Deacon 1944, Straughn; Elder 1946, Straughn; Withdrew 1947.

Appointments:      PA: Madison 1941-1942; Connoquenessing/Renfrew 1944-1944; WV: Chester 1944-1947.

THOMPSON, ROBERT A. – (-12/20/1953) – (Parscale [R.E.] Ferrell 4/26/1866-8/29/1955) - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1909; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Church South 1910; Received on Trial on Credentials Methodist Episcopal West Virginia Conference 1911; Full Membership Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1915; Deacon 1915, Burt; Elder 1917, Berry; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1911/placed in studies of the Second Year; Retired 1940; Deceased: December 20, 1953 in Friendly, West Virginia. Buried in I. O. O. F. Cemetery, Saint Marys, West Virginia.

Appointments: Wheatland Supply 1910-1912; Stoneboro 1912-1916; Pulaski 1916-1918; Warren: Epworth 1918-1921; Johnsonburg 1921-1924; Mercer 1924-1927; North East: Park 1927-1931; Slippery Rock 1931-1934; Mount Jewett 1934-1940.

THOMPSON, ROY D - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1927; Discontinued 1935.

Appointments: Homewood/Clinton 1925-1926; Blackburn/Conway 1926-1927; Appointed to attend school 1927-1935.

THOMPSON, THOMAS – (1792-2/13/1851) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1830; Full Membership 1832; Deacon 1832, Emory; Elder 1834, Soule; Retired 1848; Deceased: February 13, 1851 in Richmond, Ohio. Born in 1792 in Beaver County, Pennsylvania.

Appointments: Leesburg Circuit 1830-1831; Centerville 1831-1832; Mercer/Geneva/Greenville: First/Sugar Grove (Kennard)/Old Salem/Sharon/Sheakleyville 1832-1833; New Castle: Savannah 1833-1834; Indiana: Grace/Homer City/Punxsutawney: First 1834-1835; New Castle: Savannah 1835-1836; Richmond 1836-1837; Dover 1837-1838; Leesburg 1838-1840; Salem 1840-1841; Buffalo 1841-1842; Grandview 1842-1843; Milford 1843; Supernumerary 1843-­1848.

THOMPSON, VICTOR M. – (3/10/1876-11/20/1936) – (Gertrude Skinner 2/28/1881-12/26/1963) - Conference Relations: Received into Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference on Credentials from the United Brethen in Christ; Placed in studies of the Third Year orders as an Elder recognized 1920; Deceased: November 20, 1936 in Clymer, New York. Buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Ashville, New York. Born March 10, 1876 on farm, near Cheyney’s Point, Chautauqua Lake, New York.

Academic Records: Bonebrake Seminary 1914.

Appointments: Waterford/Erie: Summit 1919-1922; Big Run 1922-1925; Summerville/Kingsville 1925-1926; Falls Creek 1926-1932; Lander 1932-1933; Panama 1933-1936; Clymer 1936-November 20, 1936.

THOMPSON, WILLIAM E. – Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1896.

Appointments: Reno/Galloway 1896-1897.

THOMPSON, WILLIAM EARLE – (7/27/1882-3/22/1942) - Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Pittsburgh Conference 1916-1921; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1921; Full Membership 1923; Deacon 1923, McConnell; Elder 1925, Nicholson. Retired 1941. Deceased: March 22, 1942 in Gastonville, Pennsylvania. Buried in James Church Cemetery, Finleyville, Pennsylvania. Born July 27, 1882 in Gastonville, Pennsylvania.

Appointments: Willock 1916-1919; West Alexander 1919-1921; Midway 1921-1924; Beallsville 1924-1927; Ninevah 1927-1928; Gastonville/Edwards Chapel 1928-1935; Clairton: Pine Run 1935-1938; West Elizabeth/ Elrama 1938-1941.

THORN, CHARLES – (12/3/1800-6/30/1874) – Conference Relations: Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference. Deceased: June 30, 1874 in Sewickley, Pennsylvania. Buried in Sewickley Cemetery, Sewickley, Pennsylvania. Born December 3, 1800 on Long Island, New York.

Appointments: OH: Fairfield 1820-1821; Mansfield 1821-1822; Granville 1822-1823; Hartford 1823-1824; PA: Mercer/Geneva/Old Salem/Sharon/Mumford Chapel 1825-1825; West Wheeling 1825-1826; Chartiers 1826-1827; New Castle 1827-1828; Connellsville: First (Wesley)/Blairsville: First 1828-1830; Blairsville/Homer City/Indiana: Grace 1830-1832; Somerset 1832-1834; OH: Steubenville 1834-1836; Alleghenytown 1836-1837; Burgettstown 1837-1838; OH: Cadiz 1838-1839; Moorefield 1839-1840; Flushing/Moorefield 1840-1842; Saint Clairsville 1841-1842; Washington 1842-1844; New Lisbon 1844-1846; Cadiz 1846-1847; Hanover 1847-1848; PA: Monongahela City 1848-1850; Sharpsburg: Grace/Stewartstown 1851-1853; Manchester 1853-1855; South Pittsburgh Mission 1855-1856; Enon Valley 1856-1857; Bible Agent 1857-1860; Superannuated 1861-1862; Bible Agent 1862-1867; Salineville 1867-1868; Pittsburgh: Ross Street 1868-1869; Smith’s Ferry 1869-1870; Bible Agent 1870-June  30, 1874.

THORN, J. H. - Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1926.

Appointments: Findley Lake 1926-1928.

TIBBETTS, ALMANSON C. – (       11/10/1824-2/19/1884) – (Eliza A. Derry) - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1855; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1855; Full Membership 1857; Deacon 1857, Scott; Elder 1859, Simpson; Retired 1881; Deceased: February 19, 1884 in Geneva, Ohio. Buried in Geneva, Ohio. Born November 10, 1824 in Moncton, Vermont.

Appointments: PA: Warren: First/Riceville 1855-1856; Fredonia 1856-1857; NY: Mayville 1857-1859; Dunkirk 1859-1861; Portland 1861-1863; PA: Erie: Simpson Chapel 1863-1864; OH: Geneva/Saybrook 1864-1865; Geneva 1865-1867; Supernumerary 1867-1873; Fairview 1873-1874; Mayville 1874-1875; Portland 1875­-1877; Wesleyville/South Harborcreek 1877-1880; Supernumerary 1880-1881.

TIBBLES, WILLIAM HARVEY – (5/28/1829-2/26/1911) – (Ruth E. Hall 10/16/1829-12/30/1912) -  Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1855; Full Membership 1857; Deacon 1857, Simpson; Elder 1859, Morris; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Rock River Conference 1869; Deceased: February 26, 1911. Born May 28, 1829.

Appointments: Paris/Sandyville Mission 1855-1856; New Somerset 1856-1857; Richmond 1857-1858; Enon Valley 1858-1860; Freedom 1860-1862; Worthington 1862-1863; United States Army 1863-1864; Butler: First 1864-1866; Springdale 1866-1867; Millerstown Circuit 1867-1868; Supernumerary 1868­-1869.

TICHENELL, MOSES – (1807-5/23/1876) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1828; Discontinued 1829; Readmitted 1830; Full Membership 1832; Deacon 1832, Emory; Elder 1834, Soule; Member of the Western Virginia Conference at Organization 1848; Deceased: May 23, 1876 in Rosamond, Illinois.

Appointments: WV: Lewis 1828-1829; PA: Woodsfield 1830-1831; Connellsville: First (Wesley) 1831-1832; WV: Middleburne 1832-1834; PA: Blairsville: First 1834-1835; WV: Harrison 1835-1837; Elizabeth 1837-1839; Wellsburg 1839-1840; OH: New Lisbon 1840-1841; WV: Morgantown Circuit 1841-1842; Lewis 1842-1843; Agent North Western Virginia Academy 1843-1845 WV: Marion 1845-1847; Morgantown Circuit 1847-1848; Western VA Conference: Palatine 1848-1849; Pruntytown 1849-1851; Superintendent Clarksville District 1851-1855; Tract Agent 1855-1856; Superintendent: Wheeling District 1856-1859; Triadelphia 1859-1861; Knottsville 1864-1865; Triadelphia 1865-1867.

TIDMARSH, RALPH EBENEZER – (8/1/1894-1/19/1959) – (Marjorie Estelle Sloan 10/7/1896-5/6/1980) -  Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1917; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal California Conference 1918; Full Membership 1924; Deacon 1922; Elder 1924; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1929; Deceased: January 19, 1959 in Erie, Pennsylvania. Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Meadville, Pennsylvania. Born August 1, 1894 in Fayette, Iowa.

Academic Records: A. B. College of Pacific, San Josa, CA.; B.D. Garrett Seminary 1923.

Appointments: CA: Live Oak 1924-1926; Sonora 1926-1929; PA: Meadville: Stone Associate 1928-1929; Stoneboro/Jackson Center: Vincent/Millers School 1929-1931; State Line 1931-1933; Lander 1933-1935; NY: Perrysburg/Cottage 1935-1938; PA: Linesville/Harmonsburg 1938-1940; Saegertown/Venango/Woodcock 1940-1941; Executive Secretary: Board of Education: Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1941-1946; Sharon: Oakland Avenue 1946-1950; Erie: Asbury 1950-1953; Waterford/Erie: Summit 1953-1955; Waterford 1955-January 19, 1959.

TILLOTSON, A. O. - Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1915.

Appointments: Cottage 1915-1916; Columbus 1916-1917; Garland 1917-1921; Brockport 1921-1922; Luthersburg 1923-1925; Riceville 1925-1926.

TIMBERLAKE, LUTHER – (7/12/1835-2/17/1922) – (Sarah Ann Moore 10/12/1839-8/24/1919) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1873; Full Membership 1875; Deacon 1875, Poster; Member East Ohio Conference at Organization 1876; Member North-East Ohio Conference 1912; Deceased: February 17, 1922 in Ohio. Born July 12, 1835.

Appointments: OH: Stafford 1873-1875; Senecaville 1875-1876.

TIMMIS, ARTHUR ERNEST – (1/18/1882-6/5/1943) – (Myrtle Catherine Doutt 3/9/1880-7/27/1966) - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1926; Supply Pastor Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1926; Deacon 1929; Elder 1932, Leonard; Deceased: June 5, 1943 in Corry, Pennsylvania. Buried in Center Cemetery in Raymilton, Pennsylvania. Born January 18, 1882 in Audley Staffs, England.

Appointments: Ringgold/Barton Chapel/Langville 1926-1929; Luthersburg/Home Camp 1929-1920; Corsica/ Curllsville/Cherry Run/Rimersburg/Strattanville 1930-1935; Eau Claire: Bethel/Argentine 1935-1939; Elgin 1939-June 5, 1943.

TIMMIS, FRANK CHARLES – (1877-3/23/1940) – (Elizabeth Della Davis 4/6/1880-3/4/1970) - Conference Relations: Received into Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference on Credentials as a Deacon from the United Evangelical Church/placed in studies of the Third Year 1913; Elder 1923, McConnell; Deceased: March 23, 1940 in Conneautville, Pennsylvania. Buried in Crestview Memorial Park, Grove City, Pennsylvania.  Born in 1877 in Audley, England.

Appointments: Corsica/Strattanville 1913-1916; Callensburg/West Freedom 1916-1923; Marienville 1923-1924; Supernumerary 1924-1927; East Brady 1927-1930; North Girard/Fairview 1930-1934; Boyers 1934-1937; Cherry Creek 1937-1933; Meadville: Ida M. Cribbs Methodist Home: Field Secretary 1938-1940.

TINSLEY, CHARLES WILLIAM – (4/3/1861-1/9/1941) – (Nettie Cooper  -6/25/1955) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Southeast Indiana Conference 1883; Transferred Methodist Episcopal Indiana Conference 1895; Transferred Methodist Episcopal Northwest Indiana Conference 1901; Transferred Methodist Episcopal East Ohio Conference 1906; Transferred Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1909; Retired 1934. Deceased: January 9, 1941 in Bellevue, Pennsylvania. Buried in Allegheny County Memorial Park, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Born April 3, 1861 in Conneautville, Indiana.

Appointments: IN: Indianapolis: Broadway; Terre Haute: Centenary; Terre Haute: Trinity; OH: Youngstown; PA: Pittsburgh: Lincoln Avenue 1909-1912; Uniontown: Asbury 1912-1916; Crafton 1916-1919; Sewickley 1919-1922; New Brighton: First 1922-1924; East Bellevue (West View) 1924-1929; Pittsburgh: Knoxville 1929-1932; Cresson 1932-1934.

TIPPER, WILLIAM -          Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1895; Full Membership 1897; Deacon 1895, Merrill; Elder 1899, Fowler; Located 1906.

Appointments: Aspinwall 1895-1899; Appointed to attend school 1899-1901; Waynesburg: First 1901-1903; Supernumerary 1903-1906.

TIPTON, W. W. – Conference Relations: Member Methodist Protestant Pittsburgh Conference 1839; Elder 1939, President George Brown.

Appointments: Ligonier 1840-1841; Newark Circuit 1841-1843.

TIPTON, WILLIAM – (1790-9/11/1866) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Ohio Conference 1821; Full Membership 1824; Deacon 1824; Elder 1825, George; Member Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference at Organization 1825; Located 1833; Readmitted 1834; Retired 1858; Deceased: September 11, 1866 in Smithfield, Jefferson County, Ohio.

Appointments: OH: Beaver 1821-1822; Youngstown 1822-1823; Canton 1823­1821; Tuscarawas 1824-1825; PA: Cross Creek 1825-1826; OH: Barnesville 1826-1827; Duck Creek 1827-1828; Tuscarawas 1828-1829; WV: West Wheeling 1829-1830; OH: Canton 1830-1831; PA: Cross Creek 1831-1832; Supernumerary 1832-1833; Waynesburg: First 1834-1835; Beallsville 1835-1837; Uniontown Circuit 1837-1840; Connellsville 1840-1841; Washington 1841-1842; Superannuated 1842-1844; Deersville 1844-1845; Flushing 1845-1846; Washington 1846-1847; Smithfield 1847-1849; Springfield 1849-1850; Knoxville 1850-1851; New Somerset 1851­-1852; Cumberland 1852-1853; Superannuated 1853-1856; Beallsville 1856-­1857; Supernumerary 1857-1858.

TITUS, SAMUEL L. - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1874; Discontinued 1875.

Appointments: Fairport 1874-1875.

TODD, HOLLIS D. - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1879; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1880; Full Membership 1882; Deacon 1882, Simpson; Elder 1884, Warren; Withdrew from Ministry/Membership 1894/entered the ministry of the Pittsburgh Conference Free Methodist Church.

Appointments: NY: Ellery 1880-1881; Garland/Spring Creek 1881-1883; East Randolph 1883-1885; Frewsburg 1885-1887; PA: Kinzua/Corydon 1887-1890; Woodcock/New Richmond/North Richmond/Teepleville 1890-1892; Guy's Mills/Mount Hope 1892-1894.

TODD, SAMUEL L. -          Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1900; Full Membership 1902; Deacon 1902, Andrews; Elder 1904, Fowler; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Southern California Conference 1905; Located at his own request 1907.

Appointments: Franklin: Galloway/Reno 1897-1899; Russell 1899-1901; Kinzua 1901-1903; Salem (Clarion District)/Mount Joy 1903-1904; Supernumerary 1904-1905; CA: El Mont 1905-1906.

TODD, WILLIAM – ( 5/15/1791-5/15/1869) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal New York Conference 1823; Full Membership 1825; Deacon 1825; Elder 1827; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal New England Conference 1829; Located 1832; Readmitted Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1833; Member of the Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference at Organization 1836; Located 1838; Readmitted Methodist Episcopal Indiana Conference 1838; Member Methodist Episcopal  Michigan Conference at Organization 1840; Retired 1841; Deceased: May 15, 1869 in Erie, Pennsylvania. Born May 15, 1791 in Armagh County, Ireland.

Appointments: NY: Chazey 1823-1825; White Hall 1825-1826; Pittsford 1826-1827; Sheldon 1827-1830; MA: Northampton 1830-1831; Gill 1831-1.832; PA: Springfield/Albion: Grace/Cranesville/Girard/Miles Grove (Lake City)/Wellsburg/West Springfield 1833-1834; NY: Fredonia 1834-1835; PA: Youngsville: First 1835-1836; Westfield 1836-1837; Wattsburg/Miles Mills (Union City: First) 1837-1838; MI: Kalamazoo 1838-1839; Allegan 1839-1840; Allegan Mission Mich. 1840-1841.

TOLAND,  JOHN WATKINS – (10/22/1847-1/17/1906) – (Susan         Manila Fribley 10/29/1849-9/25/1913) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1870; Full Membership 1872; Deacon 1872, Simpson; Elder 1874, Foster; Member Methodist Episcopal East Ohio Conference at Organization 1876; Deceased: January 17, 1906 in Ohio.

Appointments: East Plainfield 1870-1871; Deersville 1871-l872; Adamsville 1872-1875; Barnesville Circuit 1875-1876.

TOLLEY, WILLIAM PEARSON - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1922; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal New York East Conference 1923; Full Membership 1925; Deacon 1924; Elder 1926; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1931; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Central New York Conference 1943.

Appointments: Left without Appointments to attend school 1923-1925; NJ: Madison: Drew University: Alumni Secretary 1925-1926; Drew University: Instructor: Systematic Theology 1926-1928; Assistant to President: Drew Theological Seminary 1928-1929; Acting Dean: Brothers College: Drew University 1929-­1930; Dean Brothers College 1930-1931; PA: Meadville: President: Allegheny College 1931-1942; NY: Chancellor: Syracuse University 1942-

TOMPKINS, PAUL R.  – Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Methodist Western Pennsylvania Conference 1963.

Appointments: Conneautville: Valley 1963-1967.

TONAT, WILLIAM – (3/29/1861-8/20/1944) – (Kate Smith) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial West German Conference 1890; Full Membership 1894; Transferred Central German Conference 1915. Retired 1923; Member of the Pittsburgh Conference in the dissolving of the Central German Con­ference in 1933. Deceased: August 20, 1944 in Richmond, California. Buried in Homewood Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Born March 29, 1861 in Langallen, Germany.

Appointments: From 1890 to 1911 he served the following Charges: IA: Hamburg; NB:  Eustis; Oxford; MO: Plattsmouth: West Point/Scribner; Culbertson; Grand Island; Palmer; Hamilton; MO: Oregon 1911-1923; PA: Editor: City Mission in Pittsburgh.

TONGUE, WRIGHTSON – Conference Relations: Supply Pastor  Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1940.

Appointments: Franklin Center/Eureka 1940-1941; Littles Corners 1941-1942.

TORY, MCVEY – Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1869.

Appointments: Punxsutawney/Barton Chapel/Frostburg 1869-1871.

TORREY, SENECA B. – (1830-2/11/1918) – (Mina Hurlburt) - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1865; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1866; Full Membership 1868; Deacon 1866, Ames; Elder 1868, Kingsley; Retired 1901; Deceased: February 11, 1918 in Erie, Pennsylvania. Buried in Conneaut, Ohio. Born in 1830 in Madison County, New York.

Academic Records: Kingville Academy, NY; Grand River Institute, NY; Drew Seminary.

Appointments: Riceville Second Preacher 1865-1866; Kirtland/Chester 1866-1867; Huntsburg/Clari­don 1867-1869; Burton 1869-1870; Mantua 1870-1872; Coalburg 1872-1873; Peninsula 1873-1874; Morgan 1874-1875; Supernumerary: he attended Drew Theological Seminary 1875-1877; PA: Enterprise 1877-1879: Plumer/Rouseville/ Petroleum 1879-1882; Volusia 1882-1884; Fairview 1884-1887; McKean/Erie: Summit 1887-1889; Erie: Asbury 1889-1890; East Hickory 1890-1893; Eau Claire: Bethel 1893-1896; Hamlet 1896-1898; Supernumerary 1898-1901.

TOWNE, ELI – Conference Relations: Supply Pastor Methodist Episcopal Baltimore Conference 1809.

Appointments: Shenango Circuit: Old Salem 1809-1810.

TOWNSEND, JAMES G. - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1863; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1865; Full Membership 1867; Deacon 1867, Janes; Elder 1869, Ames; Withdrew from Ministry/Membership 1874 and entered the ministry of the Congregational Church serving one year as Pastor of the Churches in Amherst/North Amherst Ohio; Entered the Membership of the Methodist Episcopal Church as a local Preacher 1875; Admitted on Trial 1876; Full Membership 1878; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Genesee Conference 1884; Withdrew from the Ministry/Membership of the Methodist Episcopal Church 1885. Became founder and for some time Pastor of the Independent Congregational Church Jamestown, New York.

Appointments: Windham 1865-1866; Middlebury 1866-1867; Principal: Carrier Seminary 1867-1868; Edinboro 1868-1869; North East: Park 1869-1871; Forestville 1871-1873; Oil City: Trinity 1873-1874; Oil City: Trinity Supply 1875-1876; Oil City: Trinity 1876-1877; NY: Jamestown 1877-1880; Meadville First (Stone) 1880-1883; Corry: First 1883-1884; NY: Buffalo: Asbury 1884-1885.

TOWNSEND. WILLIAM P. - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1902; Discontinued 1906.

Appointments: Glenfield/Jefferson (Allegheny County) 1902-1903; Ekastown 1903-1906.

TRAPP, ISRAEL – (1807-8/30/1887) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Protestant Ohio Conference 1831; Deacon 1833, President George Brown; Member Methodist Protestant Pittsburgh Conference at Organization 1833; Transferred to Methodist Protestant Muskingum Conference at Organization 1842; Deceased: August 30, 1887.

Appointments: Monongahela Circuit 1831-1832; Williamsfield Circuit 1832-1833; Madison Circuit 1833-1834; Zanesville Circuit Assistant/Zanesville 1836-1837; Williamsfield Circuit 1837-1838; Wellsville Circuit 1838-1840; Newark Circuit 1840-1841; Cambridge Circuit 1841-1842; President Muskingum District 1842-1843.

TRAPP, JOEL S. – Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Protestant Pittsburgh Conference 1842.

Appointments: Cambridge 1841-1842; Cambridge Circuit 1842-1843.

TRAVIS, ALBERT KIRKBY – (12/19/1870-7/20/1946) – (Catherine Leavey 1/18/1879-8/21/1908) - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1895. Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1904; Full Membership 1906. Deacon 1904, Fowler; Elder 1906, Goodsell. Retired 1941. Deceased: July 20, 1946 in Sharpsburg, Pennsylvania. Born December 19, 1870 in Nottingham, England.

Appointments: Pine Grove/Hamlin Chapel 1899-1900; Salisbury 1904-1905; Addison 1905-1907; Confluence 1907-1910; Millvale 1910-1912; Pittsburgh: Centenary 1912-1913; Pitcairn 1913­1916; Johnstown: Grove Avenue 1916-1918; Brackenridge 1918-1921; McKees Rocks 1921-1926; Donora 1926-1929; Ford City 1929-1931; Pittsburgh: Morningside 1931-1934; Pleasant Unity 1934-1936; New Brighton: First 1936-1941; Retired 1941; Evergreen/Sharpsburg: Union Centenary 1941-1945; Sharpsburg Union Centenary 1945-July 20, 1946.

TRAVIS, THOMAS BEECHER – (6/8/1906-2/23/1966) – (Christine Serena Hall Smith 5/10/1909-1/22/2002) - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1932; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Washington Conference 1934; Full Membership 1936; Deacon 1934, Blake; Elder 1938, Hughes; Transferred to Methodist Western Pennsylvania Conference upon the dissolving of the Washington Conference Central Jurisdiction 1965; Deceased: February 23, 1966 in Washington, D.C. Buried in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery, Suitland, Maryland. Born June 8, 1906 in Atlanta, Georgia.

Appointments: MD: Brookville 1934-1937; WV: Shepherdstown 1937­1939; Richmond 1939-1943; Martinsburg  1943-1948; PA: McKeesport: Calvary 1948-1953; DC: Washington: Jones 1953-1956; VA: Roanoke 1956-­1961; Pittsburgh: Warren 1961-1966.

TREIZE, JOHN – Confernce Records: Supply Pastor Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1875.

Appointments: New Bethlehem 1875-1876.

TREVEY, WILLIAM B. – (9/26/1855-9/12/1887) – (Mary I. Taylor 2/8/1863-8/15/1961) - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1876; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal West Virginia Conference 1877; Discontinued because of ill health 1878; Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal West Virginia Con­ference 1881; Full Membership 1883; Deacon 1880, Peck; Transferred to Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1885; Elder 1885, Merrill; Deceased: September 12, 1887 in Saegertown, Pennsylvania. Buried in Moundsville, West Virginia. Born September 26, 1855 in Amhurst County, Virginia.

Appointments: WV: Colporteur 1877-1878; Blacksville 1881-1883; Smithville 1883-1884; Appointed to attend school: Allegheny College/Meadville State Street: (Grace) Supply 1884-1885; Saegertown/Blooming Valley/Hamlin Chapel 1885-1887.

TRIBBY, JOHN – (9/14/1816-12/27/1893) – (Mary Ann Hoover 2/25/1823-3/23/1896) - Conference Relations: Licensed to Preach 1844; Ad­mitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1847; Full Membership 1849; Deacon 1849, Waugh; Elder 1851, Morris; Member Methodist Episcopal East Ohio Conference at Organization 1876; Retired 1884; Deceased: December 27, 1893 in Ravenna, Ohio.

Appointments: OH: Gustavus Supply 1846-1847; Youngstown 1847-1848; Charlestown 1848-1850; Hudson 1850-1852; Akron 1852-1854; Cuyahoga Falls 1854-1856; Youngstown 1856-1858; Warren 1858-1860; Painesville 1860-1862; Poland 1862-1864; Ravenna 1864-1867; Geneva 1867-1869; Painesville 1869-1871; PA: North East: Park 1871-1873; OH: Superintendent: Akron District 1873-1877; Kent 1877-1880; Newton Falls 1880-1881; Windham 1881-1883; Supernumerary 1883-1884.

TRIMMER, HARRY G. – (3/8/1888-2/7/1948) – (Elizabeth Coles 12/6/1893-3/26/1978) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1919; Full Membership 1921; Deacon 1921, McConnell; Elder 1923, McConnell. Deceased: February 7, 1948 in Versailles, Pennsylvania. Buried in Westmoreland County Memorial Park, Greensburg, Pennsylvania. Born March 8, 1888 in Mount Pleasant Township, Pennsylvania.

Academic Records: Franklin College; Union Seminary; Drew Theological Seminary; Columbia University.

Appointments: Ohiopyle 1916-1918; Berlin 1918-1919; Venetia 1919-1923; Wilkinsburg: James Street 1923-1927; Monessen 1927-1928; Black Lick/Hopewell 1928-­1932; Dayton/Smicksburg 1932-1934; Marion Center/Creekside 1934-1941; Midland 1941-1943; WV: Versailles 1943-February 7, 1948.

TRINE, JOHN - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1853; Discontinued 1854.

Appointments: Senecaville 1853-1854.

TROSH, WALTER SCOTT – (11/14/1877-7/27/1941) – (Rinda Jane Philp 2/3/1881-9/15/1929) – (Bertha M. Cox 2/16/1889-12/25/1970) - Conference Relations: Admit­ted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1907; Full Membership 1909; Deacon 1907; Elder 1909, C. W. Smith. Deceased: July 27, 1941 in the parsonage in Kittaning, Pennsylvania. Buried in Oil City Cemetery, Oil City, Pennsylvania. Born November 14, 1877 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Academic Records: A. B. Allegheny 1904; M.A.  Allegheny 1907; S. T. B. Boston Theological Seminary 1907; D.D. Grove City 1924.

Appointments: Manor 1907-1909; McKeesport: Ballantyne 1909-1911; Pittsburgh: Duquesne Heights 1911-1915; Apollo 1915-1917; Jeannette: First 1917-1920; Pittsburgh: Perrysville Avenue 1920-1926; Pittsburgh: Calvary 1926-1929; Superintendent: Allegheny District 1929-1934; Kittanning: First 1934-July  27, 1941.

TROSSER, JOHN – ( -12/22/1882) – Conference Relations: Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1832; Deceased: December 22, 1882 in East Springfield, Pennsylvania. Buried in East Springfield, Pennsylvania.

TROTTER, FRANK - Conference Relations: Minister Methodist Protestant Pittsburgh Conference 1923.

Appointments: Union Circuit: Fairview/Nebo/Union Valley 1923-1924; Nettle Hill Circuit: Bethany/Mount Zion/Pleasant Hill 1924-1925.

TROY, McVEY – (11/12/1846-4/15/1873) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1863; Full Membership 1870; Deacon 1870, Clark; Elder 1872, Merrill; Deceased: April 15, 1873 in Sheakleyville, Pennsylvania. Buried in Deer Creek, Mercer County, Pennsylvania. Born November 12, 1846 near Sheakleyville, Pennsylvania.

Appointments: President/Venango City/Fertigs 1868-1869; Punxsutawney: First/Barton Chapel/Frostburg 1869-1871; Rockland/Van 1871-1872; Supernumerary 1872-1873.

TRUEMAN, DAVID – ( 1886) -         (Lydia Ann -1909) - Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Pittsburgh Conference 1845; Full Membership 1847; Deacon 1847, Janes; Elder 1850, Janes; Located 1851; Entered ministry of Methodist Protestant Church 1869; Deceased: 1886 in Muskinghum Conference.