| Time range within which a meeting between the Barletts and Wolcott Calkins could have happened. |
May 1860David Bartlett returned to Hartford to teach at the American School for the Deaf. He had been overseeing a school for the deaf in Poughkeepsie, NY. | ||
November 4, 1860The first Sunday school class on Asylum Hill took place at the West Middle School.Read More | ||
After November 4, 1860According to various AHCC sources, Wolcott Calkins called on David Bartlett and Fanny Bartlett at their home on Asylum Avenue. At this point in time, the Bartletts were members of Center Church, and they discussed with Calkins the difficulties inherent in traveling to Center Church from their home. | ||
1861The first prayer meeting was held at the Bartletts’ home; subsequent prayer meetings were held at various homes on Asylum Hill. | ||
August 7, 1862The Center Church called Wolcott Calkins to serve as its associate pastor. At this point of time, Calkins was a minister in New Haven. | ||
September 2, 1862Wolcott Calkins accepted the call from the Center Church. | ||
October 22, 1862More likely timeframe for Wolcott Calkins’s call on the Bartletts. | ||
After October 22, 1862More likely timeframe for Wolcott Calkins’s call on the Bartletts. | ||
February 3, 1864David Bartlett attended the first meeting held to discuss the possible need for a new church on Asylum Hill. This meeting was held in the office of Bartlett’s boss, Jeremiah Allen.Read More | ||
July 1864Wolcott Calkins left Hartford for Philadelphia. |