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John Dennis
John
Dennis, D.D. was born in Ovid, N.Y., August 29,
1810. He was educated at the Ovid Academy, and
was converted while a student in the institution;
was licensed to preach in 1832, and after having
filled a charge under the presiding elder, was
admitted on trial in the Genesee Conference in
1835. He has received forty-four consecutive appointments,
many of them being of the most important character
in Buffalo, Rochester, Geneva, and Lima. He was
also presiding elder of the Rochester district
for eight years. He was a member of the General
Conference of 1848, 1852 and 1856. For a number
of years he was treasurer of Genesee College.
In 1871 he received the degree of D.D. His present
residence (1877) is Brockport.
His father was a
soldier in the War of 1812, his grandfather was
a Revolutionary soldier. He traveled in the Methodist
Episcopal circuit. He travelled about 100 miles
a week, preaching seven or more sermons. In 1834
he supplied the Catherine District in upstate New
York area. Source:
Dennis Records on File in Seneca, N.Y.
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Rebecca
Hogarth (nee Dennis) Hodgson
Mrs. John Dennis
Mrs. Rebecca Hogarth,
widow of the Rev. John Dennis D. D. of the Genesee
Conference, died at the residence of her son James,
rector of St. James
church, Rochester, N. Y., March 17, 1893.
Her sons bore her
body to the tomb in Mt. Hope
cemetery, and her beloved son James pronounced the
committal service : Ashes
to ashes ....... looking for the general resurrection.
Melville R. Webster.
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