John D. was baptised Johann Janni of Uetendorf at Theirachern in Bern canton. His father was Johan Janni (John Yenney) and his mother was Susanna Rindisbacher. John D. immigrated to New York state with his parents & siblings in Dec 1835 ending up in Bleecker, Fulton county New York.
John D. became the Bleecker town clerk 1848-49 then took up the calling to the Evangelical Association ministry after 1850. He had a roving ministry across northern New York state from 1852 until 1859 when he moved with his wife and children to Ontario Canada before establishing an EA church in Waterdown.
John D. became the Bleecker town clerk 1848-49 then took up the calling to the Evangelical Association ministry after 1850. He had a roving ministry across northern New York state from 1852 until 1859 when he moved with his wife and children to Ontario Canada before establishing an EA church in Waterdown.
John D. was baptised Johann Janni of Uetendorf at Theirachern in Bern canton. His father was Johan Janni (John Yenney) and his mother was Susanna Rindisbacher. John D. immigrated to New York state with his parents & siblings in Dec 1835 ending up in Bleecker, Fulton county New York.
John D. became the Bleecker town clerk 1848-49 then took up the calling to the Evangelical Association ministry after 1850. He had a roving ministry across northern New York state from 1852 until 1859 when he moved with his wife and children to Ontario Canada before establishing an EA church in Waterdown.
John D. became the Bleecker town clerk 1848-49 then took up the calling to the Evangelical Association ministry after 1850. He had a roving ministry across northern New York state from 1852 until 1859 when he moved with his wife and children to Ontario Canada before establishing an EA church in Waterdown.
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