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The Journal and Letters of
FRANCIS ASBURY
In Three Volumes
ELMER T. CLARK Editor-in-Chief
J. MANNING POTTS
JACOB S. PAYTON
Published Jointly By
EPWORTH PRESS ABINGDON PRESS
London Nashville
FIRST PUBLISHED IN 1958
PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN BY HAZELL WATSON AND VINEY LTL)
AYLESBURY AND SLOUGH
EDITORIAL STAFF
VOLUME I
MARYLAND March 13, 1777 233
Thursday, 13. At William McCubbin's (?)13 many were much wrought upon by the Spirit of God, under the word: Alice Woodward especially was so deeply affected, that she had scarce power to contain herself. I saw a fresh proof that the life of man is quite uncertain: a tobacco house was blown down and killed a Negro man.
My heart was deeply engaged in prayer, especially for the inhabitants of Annapolis. My confidence in God was so great, that I could trust him with my body and soul, and all my little concerns. He makes me a partaker of his spiritual kingdom-righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Ghost.
13 William McCubbin was a son of Moses McCubbin, who resided on the north side of South River in Anne Arundel County. (D.C. Genealogical Records' Committee, Vol. Lxxiii, 68, 69; Warfield: The Founders of Anne Arundel and Howard Counties.)
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