The below document is in the Crawford County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society Church Records Collection.
BASKIN & BATTERY, HISTORICAL PUBLISHERS, CHICAGO 1881 Todd Twp. – Oceola – The Campbellites were one of the strongest organizations of the village from 1850 to 1860, numbering at that time thirty or more members. The patriotism of their disciples drew so upon the society that they were not re-organized subsequent to the war. Their first minister and organizer was the talented and educated Rev. Andrew Burns, brother of Bon. B. Burns, of Mansfield. p. 819 among the others that are remembered as prominent is Rev. Doeling, of Marion. The members of this faith at present are united with congregations in neighboring villages. The Sunday-school work of the township and village has been conducted in unison for a greater period, and more harmoniously, than the other the labors in the church, the first regular Sunday-school having been organized and conducted under the leadership of Capt. J. Wert in the summer of 1846. For seven years this union Sunday-school was conducted in the day-school house, with an attendance varying from seventy to eighty pupils.