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* [[Frost Avenue Gospel Hall, Rochester, NY|Frost Avenue Gospel Hall]], Rochester, Monroe Co., [[New York|NY]] (OB) +19261887-1950+** Rochester Gospel Hall +1887-1918+
=Correspondents=
* Thomas James Pink 1887+
* Alexander "Alex" S. McKenzie +1904+
* George W. Lewis +1926-1936+
* Frank A. Perrott +1939-1950+
* Mary A. McCormick (b. 1877 - d. 1955 Roch., NY)
==McKenzie family==
1851 @ Puslinch, Wellington, [[Ontario|ON]]; 1861 @ Kinloss, Bruce, [[Ontario|ON]]. 1904 @ @ 235 Bronson St. Alex is the earliest known correspondent, from 1904.
* Alexander "Alex" S. McKenzie '''+1904+''' (b. 1847 [[Prince Edward Island|P.E.I.]]), son of Donald McIntosh (b. 1816 Royston, Glasgow, [[Scotland|Scot.]]), Ch. of Scot., tailor; & Isabella Milne McIntosh (b. 1817 Cawdor, Nairnshire). Alex was PB by 1891, possibly by 1881;
* Agnes Margaret McIntosh '''+1904+''' (b. 1860 Puslinch, Wellington, ON; m. 1887 Puslinch, ON). In 1861, Agnes' parents were with the Free Church in Puslinch, by 1881 Presby @ Guelph, and 1891 with the Free Church in Guelph.
==Perrott family==
* Frank Arthur Perrott '''1913?/+1930-1950+''' (b. 1885 Torquay, Devon, [[England]] - d. 1955 Roch., NY), son of William Thomas Perrott (1853-1892 Newton Abbot, Torquay, Eng.) & Elizabeth Sarah Job Perrott (b. 1853 Ideford, Teignbridge, Devon, Eng. - d. 1928 Toronto, ON).
==Pink family==
''The Witness'' 1918-9: With Christ: "June 12, Thos. Pink, Rochester, N.Y., aged 58. Converted in Alex. Marshall's meetings in [[Ontario#Galt|Galt]], Ont. In Rochester for 31 years. A valued helper." He could have joined with John W. Bramhall's new meeting (later [[Cornerstone Bible Chapel, Rochester, NY|Cornerstone Bible Chapel]] two years before his death in 1918, but this seems unlikely. No known relation to theologian Arthur Walkington Pink (1886-1952), incidentally.
* Thomas James Pink '''1887-1918''' (b. 1860 East Ilsley, Berkshire Downs, West Berkshire, southeast [[England]] - d. 1918 Roch., NY), son of James Pink (b. 1832 Colemore, Hampshire, Eng. - d. 1909 Roch., NY) & Emma Ball Pink (b. 1837 Marnhull, Dorset, Eng. - d. 1910 Roch., NY).
* Lavina Eliza Smith Pink '''1887-1918+''' (b. 1865 Glen Morris, Brant, ON; m. 1883 Galt, Waterloo, ON; d. 1945 Roch., NY), daughter of George Lee Smith (b. 1835 South Dumfries, Brant, ON) & Jane McFagan Smith (b. 1839 Galt, ON).
** Bertha Jane Pink James '''1887-1902+''' (b. 1884 Waterloo, ON - d. before 1945). Husband (1903 @ Roch., NY): Henry James.
** Ida Mae Pink Tyler-Braun '''1887-1904+''' (b. 1886 Waterloo, ON - d. 1953). Husband: Albert John Tyler, Sr. (b. 1882 Roch., NY - d. 1942), son of John Tyler (b. 1846 Alden, Erie, NY - d. 1915 Roch., NY) & Hannah M. King Tyler (b. 1851 Pembroke, Genesee, NY - d. 1940 Roch., NY)
*** Donald P. Tyler
*** Albert J. Tyler
** George James Pink '''1889-1907+''' (b. 1889 Roch., NY - d. 1965 NY). Wife (1920 @ Roch., NY): Anna Barbara Seefried (b. 1893 Olean, Cattaraugus, NY - d. 1978 Roch., NY), daughter of Henry C. Seefried (b. 1858 Olean, NY - d. 1929 Roch., NY) & Mary Foss Seefried (b. 1861 Michlenberg, [[Germany]] - d. 1936 Roch., NY).
*** Lieut. Jack Thomas Pink (b. 1921 Roch., NY - d. 1998 Melbourne, Brevard, FL). Wife (1944 @ Carter, OK): Elaine Trimby Pink (b. 1922 Roch., NY - d. 1980 Annandale, Fairfax, [[Virginia|VA]]), daughter of Milton Henry Trimby (1896-1972 Roch., NY) & Emily A. Otto Trimby (1897-1986 Roch., NY). Jack was a veteran of WWII, and a flight officer.
**** Richard Pink (b. 1947 Roch., NY - d. 2010 Vacaville, Solano, [[California|CA]]).
*** William George Pink (1923-1979 Roch., NY)
*** Beverly Anne Pink Reynolds (b. 1931 Roch., NY). Husband (1953): Calvin Frederick Reynolds (b. 1925 Los Angeles, CA), son of Sgt. Jerome Clark Reynolds (b. 1897 Friendship, NY - d. 1965 Roch., NY) & Cora Anna Brockmann Reynolds (b. 1898 Irondequoit, Monroe, NY - d. 1975 Roch., NY). In 1930, Calvin resided in Long Beach, L.A., CA. Jerome was an AAF veteran of both world wars.
=Sources=
* AAB's 19221897-1950
* Ancestry.com
* Words in Season (WiS): 1955-4; 1956-2; 1958-12