Ohio archæological e Ann Rowlands, 28 maggio 1800, è stato il primo corno bianco di Colerain Township, Hamilton County, Ohio. MorganGwilym ha portato il primo carro a due cavalli e getti di ferro nella teneighborhood. William Gwilym morì nel 1838, all'età di 74 anni. MorganGwilym morì in IS45, all'età di 76 anni. James Shields, arrivato nel 1804, era nativo dell'Irlanda, educatedat Glascow University. Fu membro dell'Assemblea legislativa dell'Ohio per diciannove anni. Nel 1828 fu eletto al Congresso. Morì nel 1831. Welsh Settlements In Ohio. 201 suono di ringraziamento e di lode.

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Ohio archæological and historical quarterly . and Ann Rowlands, born May 28, 1800, was the first whitechild horn in Colerain Township, Hamilton County, Ohio. MorganGwilym brought the first two-horse wagon and iron castings into theneighborhood. William Gwilym died in 1838, aged 74 years. MorganGwilym died in IS45, aged 76 years. James Shields, who arrived in 1804, was a native of Ireland, educatedat Glascow University. He was a member of the Ohio Legislature fornineteen years. In 1828 he was elected to Congress. He died in 1831.. Welsh Settlements in Ohio. 201 sound of thanksgiving and praise. The cabin preceded but ashort interval the house of worship; indeed, from the beginningit served as a habitation and a house of worship as well. The most important item in the history of this communityis the story of the Congregational church, which was organ-ized September 3, 1803. Among the earliest settlers was one J.W. Brown, an itinerant preacher. He traveled from settle-:ment to settlement in Hamilton county, and in 1802 preached the. PADDY S RUN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. first sermon in Paddys Run. The first meetings for the mostpart were held in the open. In July, 1803, a committee wasappointed to draft a constitution and articles of faith. Sep-tember 3, 1803, the committee reported at a meeting held atthe home of John Vaughn. The first members were BenjaminMcCarthy, Asa Kitchel, John Comstock, Andrew Scott, Mar-garet Bebb, Ezekiel Hughes, William and Ann Gwilym, Davidand Mary Francis. 202 Ohio Arch, and Hist. Society Publications. In 1804 Rev. Brown was ordained. He filled the positionof pastor until 1812. Since 1817 the pastors have been: 1817-1820, Rev. Rees Lloyd; 1820-1829, Rev. Thomas Thomas; 1828-1831, Rev. Thomas G. Roberts; 1831-1834, Rev. Evan Roberts;1836-1843, Rev., B. W. Chidlaw; 1843 , Rev. Ellis Howell. These were followed by Rev. Jos. H. Jones, Rev. James M.Pryse, Rev. D. W. Wilson, Rev. J. M. Thompson, Rev. GeorgeCandee and others. In ninety-five years th

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