Alexander Ennis, born 6 Oct 1771, baptized 29 April 1772 in Machackemeck, Orange, New York, married 1) Jane - and 2) Jerusha -- after 1819, died 13 Dec 1853, buried in the Ennis Cemetery, Van Etten, Chemung, New York.
The Hedding Methodist Church at Swartwood had its origin soon after the
first settlement of the town. Religious meetings were held at private houses.
A class was formed about 1805. John Shoemaker, Emanual Ennis, Benjamin Ennis,
John Ennis and their wives were some of the first members. Benjamin and
Alexander Ennis erected a church which was first used as a place of free
worship. Ten years later it was purchased by the Methodist Society.
The Hedding Methodist Church at Swartwood had its origin soon after the
first settlement of the town. Religious meetings were held at private houses.
A class was formed about 1805. John Shoemaker, Emanual Ennis, Benjamin Ennis,
John Ennis and their wives were some of the first members. Benjamin and
Alexander Ennis erected a church which was first used as a place of free
worship. Ten years later it was purchased by the Methodist Society.
Alexander Ennis, born 6 Oct 1771, baptized 29 April 1772 in Machackemeck, Orange, New York, married 1) Jane - and 2) Jerusha -- after 1819, died 13 Dec 1853, buried in the Ennis Cemetery, Van Etten, Chemung, New York.
The Hedding Methodist Church at Swartwood had its origin soon after the
first settlement of the town. Religious meetings were held at private houses.
A class was formed about 1805. John Shoemaker, Emanual Ennis, Benjamin Ennis,
John Ennis and their wives were some of the first members. Benjamin and
Alexander Ennis erected a church which was first used as a place of free
worship. Ten years later it was purchased by the Methodist Society.
The Hedding Methodist Church at Swartwood had its origin soon after the
first settlement of the town. Religious meetings were held at private houses.
A class was formed about 1805. John Shoemaker, Emanual Ennis, Benjamin Ennis,
John Ennis and their wives were some of the first members. Benjamin and
Alexander Ennis erected a church which was first used as a place of free
worship. Ten years later it was purchased by the Methodist Society.
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