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Rev Henry Hewit

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Rev Henry Hewit

Birth
Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland, USA
Death
16 Feb 1855 (aged 83)
Boardman, Mahoning County, Ohio, USA
Burial
Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio, USA Add to Map
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Mahoning Co. OH Newspaper Obituary Abstracts, 1843-1870
Abstracted by Margaret Simon
Edited by Michael Barren Clegg (series editor)
Vol. 3 - 1983
Abstract

HEWITT, Henry (Rev.)
Husband of Esther nee SIMON
B. 14 Feb 1772 – Near Hagerstown MD
D. 16 Mar 1855 of paralysis
83y 2d
Son of John P. and Eve.
Resident of Boardman
14 Children – 10 living
Lutheran minister

Canfield Twp. Cemetery & Death Records, Mahoning Co. OH, 1983
Volume I in Series
Compiled by Margaret Miller Simon
Published by Mahoning Co. Chapter of Ohio Genealogical Society [OGS]
Youngstown, OH

"Reverend Henry Hewitt's Funerals", 1816-1847 (ps. 112-113)
Note: The Zion Lutheran and Reformed Church in Canfield was among those served by the pioneer Lutheran pastor Henry Hewitt (Heinrich Huet). Licensed Lutheran ministers at this time kept a pastoral diary with careful statistics on sermons preached and ministerial acts performed---to present for inspection each year at the Ohio Synod Conference. Rev. Hewitt's journal kept in old German script, now brown with age, contains a number of funerals among the sermon texts, communions, marriages and baptisms. He seldom indicated where a burial took place so the burials listed here were chosen on the basis of stones still extant at old North Cemetery and a few at Cornersburg Cemetery. Rev. Hewitt's old and well-worn leather journal reposes in the Archives of the Ohio Synod, L.C.A., located in the Wittenberg University Library at Springfield, Ohio.
Mahoning Co. OH Newspaper Obituary Abstracts, 1843-1870
Abstracted by Margaret Simon
Edited by Michael Barren Clegg (series editor)
Vol. 3 - 1983
Abstract

HEWITT, Henry (Rev.)
Husband of Esther nee SIMON
B. 14 Feb 1772 – Near Hagerstown MD
D. 16 Mar 1855 of paralysis
83y 2d
Son of John P. and Eve.
Resident of Boardman
14 Children – 10 living
Lutheran minister

Canfield Twp. Cemetery & Death Records, Mahoning Co. OH, 1983
Volume I in Series
Compiled by Margaret Miller Simon
Published by Mahoning Co. Chapter of Ohio Genealogical Society [OGS]
Youngstown, OH

"Reverend Henry Hewitt's Funerals", 1816-1847 (ps. 112-113)
Note: The Zion Lutheran and Reformed Church in Canfield was among those served by the pioneer Lutheran pastor Henry Hewitt (Heinrich Huet). Licensed Lutheran ministers at this time kept a pastoral diary with careful statistics on sermons preached and ministerial acts performed---to present for inspection each year at the Ohio Synod Conference. Rev. Hewitt's journal kept in old German script, now brown with age, contains a number of funerals among the sermon texts, communions, marriages and baptisms. He seldom indicated where a burial took place so the burials listed here were chosen on the basis of stones still extant at old North Cemetery and a few at Cornersburg Cemetery. Rev. Hewitt's old and well-worn leather journal reposes in the Archives of the Ohio Synod, L.C.A., located in the Wittenberg University Library at Springfield, Ohio.

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