Isaiah S. McCoy
Dates
- Existence: 1867-09-05 - 1955-02-18
Found in 23 Collections and/or Records:
History of the Allentown CHOG, March 25, 1949
The Allentown CHOG began with having Sunday School on Oct. 11, 1925 until May 9, 1926 in a home with four families represented.
History of the CHOG at Alliance, Ohio
Beginning of the CHOG in Alliance dates back to 1922 when people moved from Charleston, WV to Alliance.
History of the CHOG in Butler, PA., April 5, 1949
Writer converted on August 15, 1901, at the age of 22, while attending the Elementon camp meeting. Her oldest sister was Wilda Weigle. Wilda's daughter was Edma Mae Anderson.
History of the CHOG in Harrisburg, PA
Message of the CHOG was brought to the community via the Gospel Trumpet while it was published at Grand Junction, Michigan. It is not known how the Gospel Trumpet paper was brought there.
History of the Origin and Growth of the CHOG at Friendsville, MD, Dated 3/1949
Has a biography of V. C. Wilson. Includes the start of the church, influential members, and buildings used. Has a cover letter.
History of the Slovak CHOG
Writer begins by emphasizing the influence of the Slovak brethren in spreading the Good News at home and abroad.
Isaiah S. McCoy
Contains biographical material
Isaiah S. McCoy autobiography and cover letter
A three page autobiography and cover letter about the ministry work and life of Isaiah S. McCoy.
Origins of the Stoneboro, CHOG at Hendersonville
Remebering people of the CHOG in 1884.