Timothy Cole (21373320)
Suggested edit: TIMOTHY COLE. (1806—1866.)—Timothy was born at Landaff, N. H., September 6, 1806, was converted in 1826, and was baptized by Elder A. C. Morrison. He commenced preaching soon after, and was ordained at Alton, N. H., in 1828. He .died at Lakeville. N. H., January 18, 1869, aged sixty-three years. For many years, Elder Cole was one of our most prominent ministers in New England. In Lowell, Mass., by his untiring labor, he built a very large church, mostly from the operatives of the mills. In those days, he wrote frequently to our periodicals, and his writings show considerable ability. When the Advent excitement came around, from 1840 to 1843, the Elder went into it with all his might. After the failure of his expectations, he, like many others, seemed at a loss how to proceed. For a while, he did but little, but finally he commenced preaching again ; but his mind was divided, his ardor and zeal was, in a measure, gone ; yet his death was mourned by his brethren. Elder Cole was considered a good and able man.
Humphreys, Evan Williams "E. W." Memoirs of Deceased Christian Ministers; or, Sketches of the Lives and Labors of 975 Ministers, Who Died Between 1793 and 1880. Springfield, Ohio: Republic Printing Company, 1880.
Spouse: Susan Hill (1807-1870), married 1828, at Springfield, Sullivan County, New Hampshire – five daughters (Susan, Frances, Martha, Hannah, Harriet) and two sons (Orin, Timothy)
Father: Isaac Cole (1769-1854)
Mother: Hannah Frances Atwood (1773-1841)
Occupation: minister/preacher for the Christian Church.
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Suggested edit: TIMOTHY COLE. (1806—1866.)—Timothy was born at Landaff, N. H., September 6, 1806, was converted in 1826, and was baptized by Elder A. C. Morrison. He commenced preaching soon after, and was ordained at Alton, N. H., in 1828. He .died at Lakeville. N. H., January 18, 1869, aged sixty-three years. For many years, Elder Cole was one of our most prominent ministers in New England. In Lowell, Mass., by his untiring labor, he built a very large church, mostly from the operatives of the mills. In those days, he wrote frequently to our periodicals, and his writings show considerable ability. When the Advent excitement came around, from 1840 to 1843, the Elder went into it with all his might. After the failure of his expectations, he, like many others, seemed at a loss how to proceed. For a while, he did but little, but finally he commenced preaching again ; but his mind was divided, his ardor and zeal was, in a measure, gone ; yet his death was mourned by his brethren. Elder Cole was considered a good and able man.
Humphreys, Evan Williams "E. W." Memoirs of Deceased Christian Ministers; or, Sketches of the Lives and Labors of 975 Ministers, Who Died Between 1793 and 1880. Springfield, Ohio: Republic Printing Company, 1880.
Spouse: Susan Hill (1807-1870), married 1828, at Springfield, Sullivan County, New Hampshire – five daughters (Susan, Frances, Martha, Hannah, Harriet) and two sons (Orin, Timothy)
Father: Isaac Cole (1769-1854)
Mother: Hannah Frances Atwood (1773-1841)
Occupation: minister/preacher for the Christian Church.
Contributor: (48104028)
Timothy Cole (21373320)
Suggested edit: TIMOTHY COLE. (1806—1866.)—Timothy was born at Landaff, N. H., September 6, 1806, was converted in 1826, and was baptized by Elder A. C. Morrison. He commenced preaching soon after, and was ordained at Alton, N. H., in 1828. He .died at Lakeville. N. H., January 18, 1869, aged sixty-three years. For many years, Elder Cole was one of our most prominent ministers in New England. In Lowell, Mass., by his untiring labor, he built a very large church, mostly from the operatives of the mills. In those days, he wrote frequently to our periodicals, and his writings show considerable ability. When the Advent excitement came around, from 1840 to 1843, the Elder went into it with all his might. After the failure of his expectations, he, like many others, seemed at a loss how to proceed. For a while, he did but little, but finally he commenced preaching again ; but his mind was divided, his ardor and zeal was, in a measure, gone ; yet his death was mourned by his brethren. Elder Cole was considered a good and able man.
Humphreys, Evan Williams "E. W." Memoirs of Deceased Christian Ministers; or, Sketches of the Lives and Labors of 975 Ministers, Who Died Between 1793 and 1880. Springfield, Ohio: Republic Printing Company, 1880.
Spouse: Susan Hill (1807-1870), married 1828, at Springfield, Sullivan County, New Hampshire – five daughters (Susan, Frances, Martha, Hannah, Harriet) and two sons (Orin, Timothy)
Father: Isaac Cole (1769-1854)
Mother: Hannah Frances Atwood (1773-1841)
Occupation: minister/preacher for the Christian Church.
Contributor: (48104028)
Suggested edit: TIMOTHY COLE. (1806—1866.)—Timothy was born at Landaff, N. H., September 6, 1806, was converted in 1826, and was baptized by Elder A. C. Morrison. He commenced preaching soon after, and was ordained at Alton, N. H., in 1828. He .died at Lakeville. N. H., January 18, 1869, aged sixty-three years. For many years, Elder Cole was one of our most prominent ministers in New England. In Lowell, Mass., by his untiring labor, he built a very large church, mostly from the operatives of the mills. In those days, he wrote frequently to our periodicals, and his writings show considerable ability. When the Advent excitement came around, from 1840 to 1843, the Elder went into it with all his might. After the failure of his expectations, he, like many others, seemed at a loss how to proceed. For a while, he did but little, but finally he commenced preaching again ; but his mind was divided, his ardor and zeal was, in a measure, gone ; yet his death was mourned by his brethren. Elder Cole was considered a good and able man.
Humphreys, Evan Williams "E. W." Memoirs of Deceased Christian Ministers; or, Sketches of the Lives and Labors of 975 Ministers, Who Died Between 1793 and 1880. Springfield, Ohio: Republic Printing Company, 1880.
Spouse: Susan Hill (1807-1870), married 1828, at Springfield, Sullivan County, New Hampshire – five daughters (Susan, Frances, Martha, Hannah, Harriet) and two sons (Orin, Timothy)
Father: Isaac Cole (1769-1854)
Mother: Hannah Frances Atwood (1773-1841)
Occupation: minister/preacher for the Christian Church.
Contributor: (48104028)
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