Unitarians 30,000 300 31. Universalists 80,000 1,000 32. Protestant Episcopal 194,692 6,536 33. Methodist Episcopal 1,146,081 30,377 34. Methodist Protestant 50,000 -- 35. Methodist Church 50,000 2,000 36. True Wesleyan 25,000 200 37. African Methodist 200,000 7,500 38. Zion African Methodist 60,000 2,008 39. Methodist Epis. (South) 535,040 4,087 40. Free Methodist 4,880 617 41. Western Primitive Methodist 2,000 40 42. Independent Methodists 800 -- 43. Friends, or Quakers 100,000 1,000 44. Hicksites 40,000 400 45. Shakers 4,713 60 46. Adventists 30,000 1,500 47. Swedenborgians 5,000 186 48. Spiritualism 165,000 8,000 49. Mormon Church 60,000 2,000 50. Christian Perfectionists 255 10 51. Catholic Apost. Church 250 10 --------- ------- Total 6,396,110 134,802 Thus the whole number of members of Protestant churches in the United States in 1867 was 6,396,110. The average annual increase of this membership during the preceding twenty-five years has been 134,802. The population of the United States according to the usual census and that of the Bureau of Statistics for 1867, has been as follows: 1840 17,069,453 1850 23,191,876 1860 31,443,322 1867 36,743,198 1870 incomplete officially. The average annual increase in twenty-seven years has been 728,509. If we deduct from the population of the United States in 1867 the number of persons who were members of Protestant churches, there will remain 30,347,088 persons in the United States in 1867 who were not members of Protestant churches, who made no public profession of faith in their doctrines, and who did not partake of their sacraments. If we suppose the church-membership of Protestant denominations to increase at the same average annual rate during the next thirty-three years, until the year 1900, that increase will amount to 4,448,466. If this increase is added to the number of church-members in 1867, the membership of all the Protestant churches in the year 1900 will be 10,844,576.