In 1855, there were four Roman Catholic families living in the village of Gowanda, and Rev. Pamphilius, a Franciscan friar who had traveled there from Ellicottville, celebrated religious services with them at the home of Daniel Hurdley.
At that time, Rev. Pamphilius, a Franciscan friar who had traveled there from Ellicottville, celebrated religious services with the families at the home of Daniel Hurdley. In 1855, there were four Roman Catholic families living in the Village of Gowanda.
In 1855, there were four Roman Catholic families living in the Village of Gowanda. At that time, Rev. Pamphilius, a Franciscan friar who had traveled there from Ellicottville, celebrated religious services with the families at the home of Daniel Hurdley.
In 1855, there were four Roman Catholic families living in the Village of Gowanda. At that time, Rev. Pamphilius, a Franciscan friar who had traveled there from Ellicottville, celebrated religious services with the families at the home of Daniel Hurdley.