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Originally Posted by Scott Pitta
Harry Morse was still AG in 1914. Not sure what he was in 1915 when he moved to Oakland.
I have not tracked what he was in sequence throughout his life. He changed denominations several times. In part because Pentecostalism was in a time of transition.
I did find a guy, Samuel Webster, by name. He was a PAW minister who visited both Lydia Swintons mission in Stockton and Harry Morse in Oakland. He was in Stockton in 1918.
Finding more data about Lydia Swinton and Selma Nelson may require me to visit Stockton and Oakland. The Stockton Record newspaper is not online. Swinton, Nelson and Morse fellowshipped together. None of them ever got married. I think the 3 of the were believers in the "social purity" doctrine. Not sure how Swinton and Nelson encountered Pentecost. Prior to 1906 all 3 were part of the Peniel Mission.
Not sure if Swinton and Nelson were PCI or PAW. Still looking into it.
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Morse was married. His wife was named Maude. There's a picture of them in the chapter about him in Profiles of Pentecostal Preachers, vol. 2, WAP 1984.