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& writing, as well as in domestic & agricultural concerns. | Mrs Gambold attended to the instruction of the Indian children with peculiar interest & the fruits of her exertions to make them acquainted with their Creator & Redeemer, his Love & His comandments were soon visible. The children wee instructed in Engl. reading & writing, as well as in domestic & agricultural concerns. | ||
Their Friend James Vann, who had promoted their temporal well being, in every | Their Friend James Vann, who had promoted their temporal well being, in every possible | ||
Manner terminated his existance Feb 18th 1809 at Mr Thos Buffingtons house, where he fell by the | |||
Manner terminated his existance Feb 18th 1809 at Mr | hand of an enemy. In consequence of this unhappy affair the situation of the Missionaries | ||
hand of an enemy. In consequence of this unhappy affair the situation of the | |||
became rather doubtfull, but their friend Charles Hicks comforted them, by encouraging them | became rather doubtfull, but their friend Charles Hicks comforted them, by encouraging them | ||
to persevere in their | to persevere in their Missionary's work & assured them of his influence in the National | ||
Council. | Council. | ||
Mrs Margarett Vann, widow of James Vann located herself, after her husbands death, in | Mrs Margarett Vann, widow of James Vann located herself, after her husbands death, in | ||
the | the immediate visinaty of the Mission & it soon became manifest that a devine [[work?]] of | ||
Grace was | Grace was progressing in her heard; and on the 13th Aug 1810 the Missionary John Gambold | ||
had the satisfaction of administering the Ordinance of Baptism to her. She was the | had the satisfaction of administering the Ordinance of Baptism to her. She was the | ||
first Cherokee convert & | first Cherokee convert & rec'd the Name of Anna. At this solemn transaction all the | ||
spectators were deeply affected some giving vent to their feelings by crying aloud. Among | spectators were deeply affected some giving vent to their feelings by crying aloud. Among | ||
them was Charles Hicks, who declared that he could not describe the solemn feelings | them was Charles Hicks, who declared that he could not describe the solemn feelings | ||
that pervaded his Soul, & should never forget them. April 16th 1813 Mr Hicks, afterwards | that pervaded his Soul, & should never forget them. April 16th 1813 Mr Hicks, afterwards | ||
a distinguished principal Chief of the Nation was solemnly baptized & rec | a distinguished principal Chief of the Nation was solemnly baptized & rec'd the name | ||
of Charles | of Charles Renatus. This transaction like the former one, was also accompanied by | ||
a | a blessed feeling of the Devine [[word lined out: bless]] presence & left a favourable impression upon the | ||
assembled multitude. From this time the number of converts increased gradually | |||
so considerable, that it was found | so considerable, that it was found necessary to erect a special meeting house, | ||
which was solemnly | which was solemnly consecrated by Mr John Gambold assisted by Mr A. Stiner | ||
who happened to be at Spring place on a visit- Nov 14th 1819. On which day | who happened to be at Spring place on a visit- Nov 14th 1819. On which day | ||
2 new Converts viz. William Hicks- the brother of Charles | 2 new Converts viz. William Hicks- the brother of Charles Renatus & Mrs Ridge | ||
wife of the famous Major Ridge were solemnly baptized & rec | wife of the famous Major Ridge were solemnly baptized & rec'd into the Church. | ||
These two individuals resided at Oochgelogy, a place about 30 Miles South of | These two individuals resided at Oochgelogy, a place about 30 Miles South of | ||
Spring place where a revival had taken place. It was therefore thought expedient | Spring place where a revival had taken place. It was therefore thought expedient | ||
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Mrs Gambold attended to the instruction of the Indian children with peculiar interest & the fruits of her exertions to make them acquainted with their Creator & Redeemer, his Love & His comandments were soon visible. The children wee instructed in Engl. reading & writing, as well as in domestic & agricultural concerns. Their Friend James Vann, who had promoted their temporal well being, in every possible Manner terminated his existance Feb 18th 1809 at Mr Thos Buffingtons house, where he fell by the hand of an enemy. In consequence of this unhappy affair the situation of the Missionaries became rather doubtfull, but their friend Charles Hicks comforted them, by encouraging them to persevere in their Missionary's work & assured them of his influence in the National Council. Mrs Margarett Vann, widow of James Vann located herself, after her husbands death, in the immediate visinaty of the Mission & it soon became manifest that a devine work? of Grace was progressing in her heard; and on the 13th Aug 1810 the Missionary John Gambold had the satisfaction of administering the Ordinance of Baptism to her. She was the first Cherokee convert & rec'd the Name of Anna. At this solemn transaction all the spectators were deeply affected some giving vent to their feelings by crying aloud. Among them was Charles Hicks, who declared that he could not describe the solemn feelings that pervaded his Soul, & should never forget them. April 16th 1813 Mr Hicks, afterwards a distinguished principal Chief of the Nation was solemnly baptized & rec'd the name of Charles Renatus. This transaction like the former one, was also accompanied by a blessed feeling of the Devine word lined out: bless presence & left a favourable impression upon the assembled multitude. From this time the number of converts increased gradually so considerable, that it was found necessary to erect a special meeting house, which was solemnly consecrated by Mr John Gambold assisted by Mr A. Stiner who happened to be at Spring place on a visit- Nov 14th 1819. On which day 2 new Converts viz. William Hicks- the brother of Charles Renatus & Mrs Ridge wife of the famous Major Ridge were solemnly baptized & rec'd into the Church. These two individuals resided at Oochgelogy, a place about 30 Miles South of Spring place where a revival had taken place. It was therefore thought expedient