He attempted to become a Methodist minister in 1777, but was expelled in 1778.[3] Robert is "... said to have preached the first Methodist sermon west of the Alleghenies"[2][4], but no mention is made of when that might have happened.
↑ Schell, Edwin. "Methodist Traveling Preachers in America 1773 - 1799." Methodist History Journal, July 1, 2000, 43. http://hdl.handle.net/10516/6480.
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