John Hodgen in the Hinshaw Quaker records for the Wrightsborbough Monthly Meeting, Vol. I, page 1048, John Hodgen was mentioned as leaving the Society of Friends (Quakers) and joining the Baptist church.
Reference Source: “Webster Parry Collection of Quaker Families”, Vol. H, Part 3, page 219- 220. Allen County Public Library, Genealogy Department, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
It also mentions that John Hodgen, along with his son, Robert Hodgen 1742-1810, left the Society of Friends (Quakers) because of “Warlike Tendencies” and joined the Baptist Church.
Reference Source: Webster Parry Collection of Quaker Families” Vol. H, Part 3, page 220. Allen County Public Library, Genealogy Department, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Footnote: It is possible that the wife of John Hodgen may have been Mary Ann (Stanaland) Hodgen — married about 1736 in Pennsylvania?
Reference Source: “Webster Parry Collection of Quaker Families”, Vol. H, Part 3, page 219- 220. Allen County Public Library, Genealogy Department, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
It also mentions that John Hodgen, along with his son, Robert Hodgen 1742-1810, left the Society of Friends (Quakers) because of “Warlike Tendencies” and joined the Baptist Church.
Reference Source: Webster Parry Collection of Quaker Families” Vol. H, Part 3, page 220. Allen County Public Library, Genealogy Department, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Footnote: It is possible that the wife of John Hodgen may have been Mary Ann (Stanaland) Hodgen — married about 1736 in Pennsylvania?
John Hodgen in the Hinshaw Quaker records for the Wrightsborbough Monthly Meeting, Vol. I, page 1048, John Hodgen was mentioned as leaving the Society of Friends (Quakers) and joining the Baptist church.
Reference Source: “Webster Parry Collection of Quaker Families”, Vol. H, Part 3, page 219- 220. Allen County Public Library, Genealogy Department, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
It also mentions that John Hodgen, along with his son, Robert Hodgen 1742-1810, left the Society of Friends (Quakers) because of “Warlike Tendencies” and joined the Baptist Church.
Reference Source: Webster Parry Collection of Quaker Families” Vol. H, Part 3, page 220. Allen County Public Library, Genealogy Department, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Footnote: It is possible that the wife of John Hodgen may have been Mary Ann (Stanaland) Hodgen — married about 1736 in Pennsylvania?
Reference Source: “Webster Parry Collection of Quaker Families”, Vol. H, Part 3, page 219- 220. Allen County Public Library, Genealogy Department, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
It also mentions that John Hodgen, along with his son, Robert Hodgen 1742-1810, left the Society of Friends (Quakers) because of “Warlike Tendencies” and joined the Baptist Church.
Reference Source: Webster Parry Collection of Quaker Families” Vol. H, Part 3, page 220. Allen County Public Library, Genealogy Department, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Footnote: It is possible that the wife of John Hodgen may have been Mary Ann (Stanaland) Hodgen — married about 1736 in Pennsylvania?
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