1835 RICHARD WATSON. Original and Previously Unrecorded Painting of Important Methodist Theologian. Irvingite From 1830-1844 he ministered at

From 1830-1844 he ministered at Johnstown

and militias

where Fairley had also pastored

Pennsylvanians

The master reads the Bible and believes and he tells the slave the [same] facts [he has read] and claims to have done so much for him that his conscience is at ease when he sees him in rags

1835 RICHARD WATSON. Original and Previously Unrecorded Painting of Important Methodist Theologian. Irvingite From 1830-1844 he ministered atAn exceptional original oil, dating to the early to mid 19th century of influential Methodist theologian, Rev. Richard Watson (17811833). Born on February 22, 1781, he was the seventh of eighteen children of Thomas and Ann Watson. His father held Calvinist views, and Richard was brought up in the Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion. Reacting against those teachings, he attended a Wesleyan chapel as a boy, and was received there in 1794. In 1796, Watson