Ash, James (2)
Ash, James (1)
an English Wesleyan minister, was born, probably, in 1789. He was received into the work in 1813; preached on the Brixham, Axminster, Dunster Hungerford, Tavistock, etc., circuits; became a supernumerary in 1828; was reduced by disease to great weakness, both of body and mind; and died, probably at Axminster, May 14,1840. See Minutes-of British Conference, 1840.
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Ash, James (2)
a Methodist Episcopal minister, was a native of Ireland. His early life is unrecorded. At the age of twenty he embraced religion; served as a class- leader several years in Montreal, Canada; in 1838 removed to Milwaukee, Wis., where he received license to preach; and in 1840 entered the Rock River Conference. In 1844 he became superannuated. lie held that relation until his death, by consumption, in 1849. Mr. Ash was a plain, practical, and useful preacher, a faithful pastor, and a deeply pious Christian. See Minutes of Annual Conferences, 1849, p. 352.