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Daniel S. Colgan was licensed to preach, at Bloomfield, May 13, 1832. For a number of years, he was active and very successful, especially as an Evangelist. But after his marriage, he became less active in the ministry. He lived at Lebanon, a number of years. For many years past he has lived at Owensboro. He is getting quite old, now, and preaches very seldom.
Daniel S. Colgan was licensed to preach, at Bloomfield, May 13, 1832. For a number of years, he was active and very successful, especially as an Evangelist. But after his marriage, he became less active in the ministry. He lived at Lebanon, a number of years. For many years past he has lived at Owensboro. He is getting quite old, now, and preaches very seldom.


Source: A history of Kentucky Baptists: from 1769 to 1885. John H. Spencer, Cincinnati, 1886
'''Source:''' ''A history of Kentucky Baptists: from 1769 to 1885''. John H. Spencer, Cincinnati, 1886 Courtesy of the Daviess County Bicentennial Committee
Courtesy of the Daviess County Bicentennial Committee


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Latest revision as of 18:03, 23 November 2016

Daniel S. Colgan was licensed to preach, at Bloomfield, May 13, 1832. For a number of years, he was active and very successful, especially as an Evangelist. But after his marriage, he became less active in the ministry. He lived at Lebanon, a number of years. For many years past he has lived at Owensboro. He is getting quite old, now, and preaches very seldom.

Source: A history of Kentucky Baptists: from 1769 to 1885. John H. Spencer, Cincinnati, 1886 Courtesy of the Daviess County Bicentennial Committee