1864 ALFRED COOKMAN. Rare Signed CDV of Methodist Camp-Meeting Revivalist, Abolitionist, and Civil War Chaplain Prayer and Prayer Meetings but of knowing that we

but of knowing that we have believed something

Gardiner [1915-1986] was born in Zion and became pastor of the prominent Ridgewood Pentecostal Church in Brooklyn

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and Christian Schwartz

he served as House Governor of Didsbury College from 1843 to 1864 and was President of the 1858 Conference

1864 ALFRED COOKMAN. Rare Signed CDV of Methodist Camp-Meeting Revivalist, Abolitionist, and Civil War Chaplain Prayer and Prayer Meetings but of knowing that weA very rare autographed carte de visite, issued without production attribution, but sometime either briefly before or during the American Civil War. Boldly autographed in the lower margin. We can trace no other examples. Reverend Alfred Cookman [1828 1871] was well known as a Methodist Holiness camp meeting preacher and a very early and influential Methodist abolitionist. In addition to his preaching, he actively helped found a school for freed blacks