19th-century Methodists
Category: 19th-century Methodists
Chester W. Porter
American farmer, cheese manufacturer and politician
William T. Lamont
American politician
Muskogee Yargee Ross
William Blades
American politician and preacher
Alpheus Potts
American lawyer, judge and politician
James T. Edwards
American educator and politician
William Andrew Smith
Read Fletcher
American politician
Alfred Lloyd
Public official and state legislator in North Carolina
Juliann Jane Tillman
American preacher in A.M.E. Church
Edgar Parks Rucker
West Virginia Attorney General 1897-1901
Edwin Harvey
Metropolitan Methodist minister
Daniel Hays
American politician
Samuel Johnson
Maria Elise Turner Lauder
Canadian author, philanthropist, teacher (1833–1922)
Julia Grant
Australian politician
George Brown
English missionary, anthropologist and natural history specimen collector
Julia Grant
First Lady of the United States
Harriet Tubman
African-American abolitionist and humanitarian
William McKinley
American politician; President of the United States from 1897 to 1901
William S. Peck, Sr.
American politician
Lewis Edwards
Welsh educator and Nonconformist minister
Ulysses S. Grant
Union general, politician and 18th President of the United States
James Ross
Canadian politician in Alberta and a municipal councillor in Edmonton
David Allison
Canadian author
Rutherford B. Hayes
American politician, 19th president of the United States
John Couch Adams
British mathematician and astronomer
Samuel Leigh
Methodist missionary
George Smith
English businessman, historian and theologian
William White
English-born missionary for the Wesleyan Church in New Zealand
John Gardner Griffin
Wisconsin politician
William Owen
Member of the Wisconsin State Assembly, born 1825
Samuel Leigh
Methodist missionary
John B. Quimby
Daniel Bagley
American clergyman
William Anderson
Canadian politician
Thomas P. Burnett
American politician
Thomas Fletcher
Acting governor of Arkansas
John Jeffers
Politician
James Pritchard
American politician