. History of Methodism and the Methodist Churches of Staten Island. .Mr. Louis Latourette. George Merrell. George H. Kiiisey. George Kneis. Henry Link. Percy Egbert. Samuel Fisher. Charles Houghwout. Clarence H. Decker. George W. Egbert. George W. Collins. Henry M. De Hart. Ellsworth Decker. Nathaniel Barton.• Azel M. Burke. Irvvin Hylaiid.* Eugene Jones. Samuel Jones. Rudolph Merrell. Frank Merrell. Eurallis Merrell. George E. Merrell. Herbert Osborn. Percy Osborn. John S. Parker. William B. Post. William R. T. Marsh.* Samuel McCracken. Thomas S. Merrell. Ernest Miller. Claude Martineau.(l Os
. History of Methodism and the Methodist Churches of Staten Island. .Mr. Louis Latourette. George Merrell. George H. Kiiisey. George Kneis. Henry Link. Percy Egbert. Samuel Fisher. Charles Houghwout. Clarence H. Decker. George W. Egbert. George W. Collins. Henry M. De Hart. Ellsworth Decker. Nathaniel Barton.• Azel M. Burke. Irvvin Hylaiid.* Eugene Jones. Samuel Jones. Rudolph Merrell. Frank Merrell. Eurallis Merrell. George E. Merrell. Herbert Osborn. Percy Osborn. John S. Parker. William B. Post. William R. T. Marsh.* Samuel McCracken. Thomas S. Merrell. Ernest Miller. Claude Martineau.(l Oscar Merrell, SUMMERFIELD. 221 Mr. Charles Merrell. Alfred Williams. George Vaughn. Nicholas Wright. Robert Williams, Jr. George J. Van Name. Charles W. Richmond Frank Snyder. John H. Post. Harry Perrine. Frederick Parker. Henry Tomlinson. Drew Tomlinson. Harry Totten. Benjamin Van Pelt. William vStephens, Jr. Morton vSlater. Frank D. Sofield. Louis Seavvood. John M. Tomlinson. La Willa M. Cornelius. Frederick Williams. KljNGSLEr M. E. CHURCH, STfiPLETON, NGW YO. hHO O do (X! cc M CHAPTER XII. KIXGSLEY. THE first meetings held by the Methodists atStapletoii were started by the Rev. Henry Boehniin the spring of 1835. These meetings were heldfor a time at the house of Mrs. White, corner ofCebra and St. Pauls avenues, and were near to thespot on which Kingsley Church now stands. avenue was then known by the suggestivename of Mud lane, and people who remember it inthose days affirm that it lived up to its name. Among those who attended these meetings andlaid the foundations of Methodism in this part ofthe Island were Mrs. White, \VilIiam Thorn, Mrs. Ivirby, Capt. and Mrs. Hart, William How-ard and Janu-s White. The attendance at these meetings increased rap-idly, and it was soon necessary to provide largerquarters, and the services were transferred to theAcademy. Here, on the i2th and i^th of July, the gave th< tirsl not ice of steps to forma ch
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