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July 1830

Religious services were conducted at Prairie du Chien by Rev. Aratus Kent, who appears to have held occasional services there for several years

Meanwhile, closer to home

BeloitJanuary 13, 1830

Birth of E. Wilson, later a resident of Turtle

BeloitNovember 4, 1830

Date of plats at Belmont, later certified as meandered and measured by Mr. Suydam

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The regionJuly 1830

Religious services were conducted at Prairie du Chien by Rev. Aratus Kent, who appears to have held occasional services there for several years

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Alvin Coe. He was an ordained Presbyterian min ister and missionary to the indians, who, on his way up the Mississippi in 1829 (or 1830) spent a Sunday and preached in Prairie duChien. At that place also in July 1830, religious services were conducted by Rev. Aratus Kent, (who afterwards stood in our Beloit pulpit, see pp. 51 and 52), and he ap pears to have held occasional services there for several years.

Brown, William Fiske. Past Made Present: The First Fifty Years of the First Presbyterian Church and Congregation of Beloit, Wisconsin. An Illustrated History of Sixty Years in Beloit and Wisconsin. Chicago: printed by the Marsh & Grant Co., 1900. Digitized by Google Books.PDF p. 303

1830 / July

The regionA

July 1830

Religious services were conducted at Prairie du Chien by Rev. Aratus Kent, who appears to have held occasional services there for several years

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The evidence

The regionJuly 1830

Religious services were conducted at Prairie du Chien by Rev. Aratus Kent, who appears to have held occasional services there for several years

A 1 independent source

1AQuotation found on a page of our own sources

Alvin Coe. He was an ordained Presbyterian min ister and missionary to the indians, who, on his way up the Mississippi in 1829 (or 1830) spent a Sunday and preached in Prairie duChien. At that place also in July 1830, religious services were conducted by Rev. Aratus Kent, (who afterwards stood in our Beloit pulpit, see pp. 51 and 52), and he ap pears to have held occasional services there for several years.