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Wyoming Conference Pastors. The Wyoming Conference existed from 1852 to 2010 covering northeast Pennsylvania and southcentral New York. Click on the first letter of the surname to enter the file of all the pastors for that letter. The instructions file gives details about this project and helpful notes for interpreting the information.
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ILLMAN,
FREDERICK
Born:
3-12-1826 married:
Sarah Tabitha Brown
Died:
5-20-1904 Warren County NJ obit: [d. 6/2/1853]
married2:
Ann Catharine Brown
1849 local pastor’s license, Philadelphia Conf obit2: Philadelphia
Conference 1896, 100
1850 admitted on trial, Philadelphia Conference
1852 ordained deacon
1854 ordained elder
Interment:
Morris Cemetery, Phoenixville PA
Obit:
Philadelphia Conference 1905, 73
1848-49 Pottstown circuit
1849-50 Stroudsburg circuit
1850-51 Halifax circuit
1851-52 Stoddartsville
1852 charter
member of Wyoming Conference
1852-53 Stoddartsville
1853-54 Lehman
1854-56 Newpoty
1856-57 Lackawanna
1857-58 Blakely
1858-59 Thompson
1859-60 Ararat
1860-61 Cherry Ridge
1861-63 Oregon [Carley Brook]
1863-65 Mehoopany
1865-66 located
1866 “transfer”
to Philadelphia Conference
Cherry
Valley
Richmond
Newtown
Marshalltown
Dauphin
Mt.
Nebo
Spragueville
Parryville
Nesquehoning
Geiger’s
Mills
Dauphin
Charlestown
1897 retired
Note: Frederick Illman
is the father of George F. Illman (1861-1936) of the
Newark Conference and Robert I.B. Illman (1863-1951)
of the Troy Conference. His two wives
were sisters.
INGALLS,
ROSMAN
Born:
12-7-1802 Ticonderoga
NY married: Ezoa Stevens
Died: 10-25-1882 Euclid NY obit:
[2/17/1802 – 12/5/1874]
married2:
_____
1833 admitted on trial, Oneida Conference obit2: [d. 1882]
Interment:
Gibson PA
Obit: Wyoming Conference 1883, 46
1831-33 Broome
1833-34 Spencer
1834-35 Windsor
1835-36 Bainbridge
1836-37 Greene
1837-39 Brooklyn
1839-41 Cherry Valley
1841-46 Oneida Mission
1846-52 administrator,
Indian Mission
1852 charter member of Wyoming
Conference
1852-53 Broome
1853-55 Gibson
1855-56 on leave
1856-57 Brooklyn
1857 retired
Note: The second wife of Rosman
Ingalls may have been his former sister-in-law Augusta Stevens. A brief biography of Rosman
Ingalls appears in Chaffee’s 1904 History
of the Wyoming Conference, page 199.
ISMOND, L.V.
Born: married:
Died:
obit:
admitted on
trial
Interment:
Obit:
1870 transfer
to Missouri Conference