Miss May O. Johnson, New Brunswick, N.J. " Ella Samson, Somerville, Mass. " Sarah A. Coffin, Beloit, Wis. " Eugenie Northrop, Lysander, N.Y. " Jennie Fyfe, Lansing, Mich. " Sibyl M. Noble, Norwichtown, Ct.

(In Beloit College song book) © 14Sep34; AA159584. R. C. Huffer (A); 12Sep62; R301074.

(In Beloit College song book) © 14Sep34; AA159584. R. C. Huffer (A); 12Sep62; R301074.

His subsequent appointments were: 1845, Sheboygan; 1846 and 1847, Beloit.

During his last year at Beloit, he was called from labor to reward.

Nor will it be amiss to say in this connection, that the widow several years after became the wife of Rev. Stephen Adams, of Beloit, and up to this hour is most highly esteemed by all who have the pleasure of an acquaintance.

He was granted a superannuated relation at the session of the Wisconsin Conference, held at Beloit, July 27, 1849.

He is spending the evening of life at Beloit.

But in the early part of the year he was removed to Beloit, to supply a vacancy.

The Conference of 1850 was held June 26th at Beloit, Bishop Hamline presiding.

Brother Leihy entered the Conference in 1843, and before coming to the District, had been stationed at Hazel Green, Elizabeth, Mineral Point, Platteville, Southport, and Beloit He was a man of marked ability both as a Preacher and administrator.

His place was supplied by Rev. Stephen Adams, of Beloit.

The Conference of 1858 was held May 12th at Beloit, Bishop Morris presiding.

Beloit is located on the line between the States of Illinois and Wisconsin, and was at first connected with Roscoe Circuit, a charge lying on the Illinois side.

The Pastors of Roscoe Circuit, during its supervision of Beloit, in addition to Brother Bourne, were Revs.

Beloit was made a separate charge in 1846, with Rev. Joseph T. Lewis as Pastor, to whom reference has been made in a former chapter.

Beloit has been highly favored in her Pastors, among whom may be found such men as A.P. Allen, I.M. Leihy, J.M. Walker, P.S. Bennett, S.W. Ford, J.W. Wood, John Nolan, R.M. Beach, C. Scammon, W. Lattin, P.B. Pease, C.D. Pillsbury, W.P. Stowe, L.L. Knox, W.W. Case, C.R. Pattee, A.C. Higgins, and G.S. Hubbs.

After leaving Waukesha, he was stationed successively at Beloit, Fond du Lac, Waupun, Ripon, Appleton, and then returned again to Waukesha.

In Wisconsin he had been stationed at Platteville, Beloit, and Waukesha.

His appointments had been Aztalan, Wauwatosa, Palmyra, Appleton, Kenosha, and Beloit.

His subsequent appointments have been Racine District, Chaplain of the Twenty-Second Regiment, Beloit, Agent of the Freedmen's Aid Commission, Janesville District, and Milwaukee District.

He was transferred to the Wisconsin Conference in 1864, and had now been stationed three years each at Edgerton and Beloit.

His subsequent appointments were Beloit, Racine, Oshkosh, and Summerfield, Milwaukee, in all of which charges he has left the fragrance of a good name and the legacy of substantial fruit.