Edward H. Nabb Research Center for Delmarva History & Culture Enduring Connections: Exploring Delmarva's Black History

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Record #235 from Delaware Annual Conference Methodist Episcopal Church Memoirs 1865-1950

Date of Conference Journal Memoir/Obituary April 4-8, 1917
Deceased Person Benjamin Franklin Nichols
Birth 10/4/1853 in Cokesbury, Md. Funeral services at John Mann Methodist Episcopal Church, Winchester, Va.
Death 10/25/1916 at home of his sister Mrs. Mary V. Cornish; probably at Hooper's Island.
Church Service, Charges Served, Affiliated Locations, and Other Biographical Information Joined Cokesbury M. E. Church & became local preacher. Later joined A.M.E. Zion Conference & became intinerant preacher for 26 yrs.; then to Mt. Hope M. E. Church. Under Rev. C. W. Pullett he was appointed to Middleford to supply work one year. Then went to Hooper's Island and built church and congregation successfully.
Family and Other Information Parents: Peter C. & Harriet J. Nichols. Sister: Mary V. Cornish
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