Rev Andrew Peck

PECK, ANDREW
Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Genesee Conference 1818; Full Membership 1820; Deacon 1820; Elder 1825. Deceased: May 6, 1887. Born: April 29, 1800.
Appointment Records: Tioga 1818-1819; Ontario 1819-1820; Dansville 1820-1821; Prattsburg 1821-1822; North East: Park 1822-1823; Boston 1823-1824; Supernumerary and Attached to the Boston Circuit 1824-1825; Superannuated 1825-1829; Rome, in Oneida Conference, as a supply, supernumerary 1829-1830; supply for New York Mills 1830-1831; Paris 1831-1832; Superintendent: Shenango District 1832-1836; East Hamilton 1836-1837; East Hamilton 1836-1837; Madison 1837-1839; Smyra/Plymouth 1839-1840; New Berlin 1840-1842; Plymouth 1842-
1844; Shenango 1844-1846; Woodstock 1846-1847; Superannuated 1847-1886.

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SYRACUSE WEEKLY EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1887

CORTLAND, May 7 – Yesterday the Rev. Andrew Peck, one of Cortland's oldest and most esteemed citizens, died at the age of eighty-seven years. The funeral will be held at the Methodist church on Monday at 2 P.M.

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parent links provided by Barb Voss∼Rev. Andrew Peck was the son of Luther and Annis (Collar) Peck. Polly (Hudson) Peck was his 1st wife. They were married in 1824. Polly died November 29, 1832. Electa (Gunn) Peck was his 2nd wife. They were married June 9, 1833. Electa died August 29, 1857. Betsy (Fenn) Peck was his 3rd wife. They were married September 22, 1858. Betsey died February 8, 1892. Rev. Peck was a minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church: Genesee (Western New York/now Upper New York) Conference 1818 F 1820 Oneida Conference at organization 1829 Central New York Conference at organization 1869.

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