Daughter of Jonathan Ingalls and Martha Jane Locke.
Married 2 May 1782 Bristol, Grafton, New Hampshire to Samuel Worthen.
To their union was born 10 children:
Ruth Worthen, Sally Worthen, Moses Worthen, Jonathan Worthen, Samuel Rush Worthen, Hannah Worthen, Mary Polly Worthen, Ezekiel Smith Worthen, Amos Hearnden Worthen, and Hannah Worthen.
Hannah was distinguished for her great piety. She was one of the seven who composed the first Methodist class in Bristol, Grafton, New Hampshire, organized in 1801, and it was at her house that it had its weekly meetings for seven years. Years later, after listening to sermons by her two sons in the first Methodist Chapel, she arose and testified, as was then the custom, and she then said that she had consecrated her children to the Lord before they were born.
Married 2 May 1782 Bristol, Grafton, New Hampshire to Samuel Worthen.
To their union was born 10 children:
Ruth Worthen, Sally Worthen, Moses Worthen, Jonathan Worthen, Samuel Rush Worthen, Hannah Worthen, Mary Polly Worthen, Ezekiel Smith Worthen, Amos Hearnden Worthen, and Hannah Worthen.
Hannah was distinguished for her great piety. She was one of the seven who composed the first Methodist class in Bristol, Grafton, New Hampshire, organized in 1801, and it was at her house that it had its weekly meetings for seven years. Years later, after listening to sermons by her two sons in the first Methodist Chapel, she arose and testified, as was then the custom, and she then said that she had consecrated her children to the Lord before they were born.
Daughter of Jonathan Ingalls and Martha Jane Locke.
Married 2 May 1782 Bristol, Grafton, New Hampshire to Samuel Worthen.
To their union was born 10 children:
Ruth Worthen, Sally Worthen, Moses Worthen, Jonathan Worthen, Samuel Rush Worthen, Hannah Worthen, Mary Polly Worthen, Ezekiel Smith Worthen, Amos Hearnden Worthen, and Hannah Worthen.
Hannah was distinguished for her great piety. She was one of the seven who composed the first Methodist class in Bristol, Grafton, New Hampshire, organized in 1801, and it was at her house that it had its weekly meetings for seven years. Years later, after listening to sermons by her two sons in the first Methodist Chapel, she arose and testified, as was then the custom, and she then said that she had consecrated her children to the Lord before they were born.
Married 2 May 1782 Bristol, Grafton, New Hampshire to Samuel Worthen.
To their union was born 10 children:
Ruth Worthen, Sally Worthen, Moses Worthen, Jonathan Worthen, Samuel Rush Worthen, Hannah Worthen, Mary Polly Worthen, Ezekiel Smith Worthen, Amos Hearnden Worthen, and Hannah Worthen.
Hannah was distinguished for her great piety. She was one of the seven who composed the first Methodist class in Bristol, Grafton, New Hampshire, organized in 1801, and it was at her house that it had its weekly meetings for seven years. Years later, after listening to sermons by her two sons in the first Methodist Chapel, she arose and testified, as was then the custom, and she then said that she had consecrated her children to the Lord before they were born.
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