Memorials of Methodism in New Jersey, from the Foundation of the First Society in the State in 1770, to the Completion of the first Twenty Years of its History. Containing Sketches of the Ministerial Laborers, Distinguished Laymen, and Prominent Societies

Focusing on the early development of Methodism in New Jersey, this work details significant events and figures from the first two decades of the movement. It highlights John Early's arrival from Ireland and Captain Thomas Webb's pivotal role in establishing the faith locally. The narrative includes insights into Bishop Asbury's contributions, the first conferences, and the establishment of churches in Burlington and New Mills. Additionally, it provides brief sketches of numerous influential ministers and laymen who shaped the early Methodist community.