Rev. Schuyler Aldrich, s/o George and Sarah (Huycke) Aldrich, a Methodist minister, was married to Charlotte C. (Hardy) Aldrich.
Aldrich, Rev. Schuyler, son of
George, was born in Ontario. Can., April
26, 1822. He was brought to Christ in
1839, and studied at Oberlin College, O.,
receiving ordination May 23, 1847. His
ministry was with the Mecca, Henrietta.
Pittsfield, and Macedonia churches, O.,
and with the Buffalo, Bethany, Phoenix,
Elmira, and Poland churches, N. Y.
Several revivals resulted from his labors,
and about 200 converts were baptized by
him. About 1880, he made his home in
Buffalo, N. Y. His devotion to the
cause of education is evidenced by a gift of ten
thousand dollars to Hillsdale College, to be used
in endowing a theological professorship.
[Cyclopedia of Free Baptists - 1889 - Burgess and Ward]
Aldrich, Rev. Schuyler, son of
George, was born in Ontario. Can., April
26, 1822. He was brought to Christ in
1839, and studied at Oberlin College, O.,
receiving ordination May 23, 1847. His
ministry was with the Mecca, Henrietta.
Pittsfield, and Macedonia churches, O.,
and with the Buffalo, Bethany, Phoenix,
Elmira, and Poland churches, N. Y.
Several revivals resulted from his labors,
and about 200 converts were baptized by
him. About 1880, he made his home in
Buffalo, N. Y. His devotion to the
cause of education is evidenced by a gift of ten
thousand dollars to Hillsdale College, to be used
in endowing a theological professorship.
[Cyclopedia of Free Baptists - 1889 - Burgess and Ward]
Rev. Schuyler Aldrich, s/o George and Sarah (Huycke) Aldrich, a Methodist minister, was married to Charlotte C. (Hardy) Aldrich.
Aldrich, Rev. Schuyler, son of
George, was born in Ontario. Can., April
26, 1822. He was brought to Christ in
1839, and studied at Oberlin College, O.,
receiving ordination May 23, 1847. His
ministry was with the Mecca, Henrietta.
Pittsfield, and Macedonia churches, O.,
and with the Buffalo, Bethany, Phoenix,
Elmira, and Poland churches, N. Y.
Several revivals resulted from his labors,
and about 200 converts were baptized by
him. About 1880, he made his home in
Buffalo, N. Y. His devotion to the
cause of education is evidenced by a gift of ten
thousand dollars to Hillsdale College, to be used
in endowing a theological professorship.
[Cyclopedia of Free Baptists - 1889 - Burgess and Ward]
Aldrich, Rev. Schuyler, son of
George, was born in Ontario. Can., April
26, 1822. He was brought to Christ in
1839, and studied at Oberlin College, O.,
receiving ordination May 23, 1847. His
ministry was with the Mecca, Henrietta.
Pittsfield, and Macedonia churches, O.,
and with the Buffalo, Bethany, Phoenix,
Elmira, and Poland churches, N. Y.
Several revivals resulted from his labors,
and about 200 converts were baptized by
him. About 1880, he made his home in
Buffalo, N. Y. His devotion to the
cause of education is evidenced by a gift of ten
thousand dollars to Hillsdale College, to be used
in endowing a theological professorship.
[Cyclopedia of Free Baptists - 1889 - Burgess and Ward]
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