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Reverend John Judson Steadman

Original Methodist church at Newton Falls, Ohio To the left is a photo of the original parish building of the Methodist Episcopal Church where Reverend J. J. Steadman once served as minister. The following is an excerpt from History of Erie Conference by Jason Nelson Fradenburgh: In 1831 John J. Steadman was appointed third preacher […]

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