Martha Ann (Myers) Castle was the 1st wife of Rev. Joseph Castle. They were married February 21, 1827. Martha died July 9, 1828. Ann (Butler) Castle was his 2nd wife. They were married September 6, 1829. Ann died about 1854. Harriet B. Castle was his 3rd wife. Rev. Castle was a minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church: Genesee (now Western New York) Conference 1823 F 1825 To Oneida Conference at organization 1829 To Troy Conference by transfer 1839 To Philadelphia Conference by transfer 1841. He died at Hestonville.
Bradsby, H. C.
History Of Luzerne County Pennsylvania
Chapter XVI - Churches
Wilkes-Barre First Methodist Episcopal Church/Franklin Street Church
Rev. Joseph Castle served as minister 1828-1830
Memoir
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference Minutes
Philadelphia Conference
1881, Pgs. 73-74
--The Woodlands Cemetery at Hestonville is along the Lancaster Pike in the former Blockley Township - now part of Philadelphia
Bradsby, H. C.
History Of Luzerne County Pennsylvania
Chapter XVI - Churches
Wilkes-Barre First Methodist Episcopal Church/Franklin Street Church
Rev. Joseph Castle served as minister 1828-1830
Memoir
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference Minutes
Philadelphia Conference
1881, Pgs. 73-74
--The Woodlands Cemetery at Hestonville is along the Lancaster Pike in the former Blockley Township - now part of Philadelphia
Martha Ann (Myers) Castle was the 1st wife of Rev. Joseph Castle. They were married February 21, 1827. Martha died July 9, 1828. Ann (Butler) Castle was his 2nd wife. They were married September 6, 1829. Ann died about 1854. Harriet B. Castle was his 3rd wife. Rev. Castle was a minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church: Genesee (now Western New York) Conference 1823 F 1825 To Oneida Conference at organization 1829 To Troy Conference by transfer 1839 To Philadelphia Conference by transfer 1841. He died at Hestonville.
Bradsby, H. C.
History Of Luzerne County Pennsylvania
Chapter XVI - Churches
Wilkes-Barre First Methodist Episcopal Church/Franklin Street Church
Rev. Joseph Castle served as minister 1828-1830
Memoir
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference Minutes
Philadelphia Conference
1881, Pgs. 73-74
--The Woodlands Cemetery at Hestonville is along the Lancaster Pike in the former Blockley Township - now part of Philadelphia
Bradsby, H. C.
History Of Luzerne County Pennsylvania
Chapter XVI - Churches
Wilkes-Barre First Methodist Episcopal Church/Franklin Street Church
Rev. Joseph Castle served as minister 1828-1830
Memoir
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference Minutes
Philadelphia Conference
1881, Pgs. 73-74
--The Woodlands Cemetery at Hestonville is along the Lancaster Pike in the former Blockley Township - now part of Philadelphia
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