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Abbott, Js Ohio 1831
Abernathy, Js. R. Mt. Prairie, Mo 1835
Abraham, J Jacksonville, Ill 1836
Adair, Wm. Millersburgh, Ky 1832 1833 1834
Adams, A. Jefferson, Tenn 1835
Adams, Absalom Nashville, Tenn., July 18, 1833. Names P. S. Fall
of Kentucky. Nashville, Tenn, July 14, 1834.
Adams, Danl Lancaster, Ky 1834
Adams, Gen. Springfield, Ill. 1834
Adams, J. Mackinaw, Ill 1835 1836
Adams, John R. Lawrenceville, Ill. 1828
Adams, John New Paris, Ohio 1831 1832 1834
1835
Adams, Js. Stateville, Tenn. 1828
Adams, L. Centreville, Ky 1835
Adams, Maj. George Greenville, Ohio 1828 1832 1836
Adams, O. Paris, Tenn 1834 1835 1836
Adams, S. Centerville, Ky 1834
Adams, Thomas, gave notice of Miami Christian Conference in Warren Co. Ohio,
1830; Elder Adams died in Lexington, Ky., 8 May, 1831. Born
in 1798, professed faith in Christ at age 19, lived in Ohio.
Began preaching at age 21. The year after that he went to
Pennsylvania, Green County, where a great revival took place.
There he was ordained to the work of an evangelist. He
returned to his father's home in Ohio after nine months, but
soon returned to Penn. He became weak and hoarse and returned
to his father after six months. He continued preaching in his
father's neighborhood, New Burlington and South Bend. He had
married the eldest daughter of James Carnahan, Esq., of New
Burlington, Ohio, but she soon died. He was buried at the new
Christian meeting house in Lexington.
Adkins, B. G. Georgetown, Ky 1834
Adkins, Moses Church meeting at home of Moses Adkins who lived Sinking
Creek, Giles County, Va., Aug. 1831."The
Church of Christ (Clover Hollow) sat together in her official
character." Isaac Scott made an elder. Names also: Elder
Parker Lucas, Thomas Kirk, Landon Duncan.
Adkinson, Elizh Republican, Ky 1834
Agin, (Agan) Jas Madison, Ind. 1833 1834
Aker, Geo Huntingdon, Tenn. 1832
Alexander, A. Minerva , Ky 1831
Alexander, Archibald, a preacher for the Christian Church for 25 years, lived
Bracken co. Ky. (March 1830 issue-- stated he died recently)
Alexander, Archibald Clermont, Ind 1834
Alexander, J. Carlisle, Ky 1834
Alexander, J. Michiwaka, Ind 1836
Alexander, Elder John, died in Monroe county (state not given but likely
Missouri). He moved from Clarke co. Ky, "to this state some
two years ago, and during his short sojourn in Missouri..."
Obituary by T. M. Allen in Dec. 1844 issue.
Alexander, R Marrowbone, Ky 1832
Alkire, George Williamsport , Ohio, 1827; 1828; Williamsport, Ohio, Feb. 25,
1830. Mentions preaching of Isaac Waters;
1832; 1833; Athens, Ill. 1834; 1835; 1836; Pittsfield,
Ill. Dec. 19, 1840 "My days are fast coming to a close..."
Alkire, J. Athens, Ill. 1834
Allen, Alfred Georgetown, Ky 1834 1836
Allen, Mrs. Benjamin of Harrodsburgh, Ky., died of cholera. [Aug. 1833 issue]
Allen, B. Rowlington, Ky 1834
Allen, B. Brownsboro, Ky 1835
Allen, Ben Harrodsburgh, Ky 1832
Allen, Mrs. Charles of Harrodsburgh, Ky., died of cholera. [Aug. 1833 issue]
Allen, C. Springfield, Mo 1835
Allen, Cairy of Virginia" who died in Kentucky nearly 50 years ago"--from Feb.
1844 issue.
Allen, Charles H. Palmyra,Mo. 1831 1832 1834
Allen, G. Union, Ky 1834
Allen (Allin), I. Salvisa, Ky 1831 1832
Allen, J Palmyra, Mo 1835
Allen, Mary Harrodsburg, Ky 1831
Allen, Mrs. Polly , wife of Grant Allen and daughter of Col. Thompson Ward,
died Nov. 23, 1828, in Bourbon county, Kentucky. "Cut off
in the bloom of youth ." She left a child about two weeks
old.
Allen, P H Nashville, Tenn 1836
Allen, P.T. Harrodsburgh, Ky 1833 1841
Allen, R in 1841 was elder at Lake Fork, Ill
Allen, R. Georgetown, Ohio 1831 1834
Allen, R. Republican, Ky 1834
Allen, Rob. Georgetown, Ky 1833
Allen, Sarah, eldest daughter of Elder Thomas M. Allen and granddaughter of
Gen. Robert Russel, died very recently [May 1833 issue]. She
"had just closed her academic studies to the satisfaction of her
parents."
Allen, Thomas A. Union meeting house, Ky 1827 1828 1832
Allen, Thomas M. Letter from Fayette Co., Ky, May 9, 1828, with postscript of
May 27, tells of death of his only sister Mrs. Russell who died
very suddenly on 25th May. She and T. M. were the only children
"left" by their parents. The two had lived in Virginia when
young and left there and settled near each other. She was a
member of the church of Christ at Union; Poplar Hill, Fayette
Co. Ky, June 12, 1836, in a letter to B. W. Stone, Allen has
just returned from Union, "one of the churches you planted about
13 years ago;" he mentions Bro. Jas. Hurst, General Pendleton's
in Clarke County. There in Clarke county he immersed "your old
friend Tho.
Allen, Mrs. Pendleton and her daughter, and Mrs. Step." He also states that a
meeting was held at "your son-in-law's Capt. Moore's." Allen
says he is getting ready to move in September to Boone County,
Mo. "where I [plan] to spend my few remaining days on earth,
in preaching the Gospel;" Elder at Columbia, Boone Co. Mo.
1841.
Allen, Thomas Battletown, Va 1835
Allen, Major Thomas, wife, and grandson all of Harrodsburgh, Ky., died of
cholera. [Aug. 1833 issue]
Allen, W. Barksville, Ky 1834
Allen, Wm Glasgow, Ky 1835
Allensworth, J Mackinaw, Ill 1836
Alley, S. New Salem, Ind 1836
Allin, B. Harrodsburgh, Ky 1834
Allin, Thos. Sr. Harrodsburg, Ky 1831 1833
Allin (Allen) Maj. Thos Harrodsburg, Ky 1828
Allin, M .B. Harrodsburgh, Ky 1834
Allin, J. T. Harrodsburgh, Ky 1834
Allinworth, J. Mackinaw, Ill 1835
Alverson,, P. Palmyra, Mo 1835
Ammerman, D. Caneridge, Ky 1832
Ammonet, A. Florence, Ala 1836
Anderson, D Jacksonville, Ill 1836
Anderson, E. Sparta, Tenn. 1834
Anderson, James Sparta, Tenn. Nov. 19, 1831. Montgomery, Ala. July 5, 1833-
has been preaching in the area since Dec.; 1834; report of
his death in Sparta in Nov. 1835 issue.
Anderson, Jo Virginia 1831
Anderson, Js. C., Greenville, Ala, May 18, 1834.
Anderson, N.S. Nashville, Tenn. 1834 1836
Anderson, Polly Anderson, Ind. 1834
Anderson, Sam Stamping Ground, Ky 1834
Anderson, T New Salem, Ind 1836
Anderson, W. Nashville, Tenn. 1834
Andrew, J. P. Letter from Elder J. P. Andrew, Warren Co. Ohio, Sept. 26,
1828. He told of the death of his mother (her name not given).
Mentions preachers R. Simonton, E. Harvey; Cincinnati Ohio,
Feb. 10, 1830; Aug. 2, 1833; Jan. 5, 1834; called elder
1835
Andrews, Tho. Union, Ky 1831 1832
Angel, George Centreville, Ky 1835
Ardery, Robt Carlisle, Ky 1832 1833
Ardery, R Georgetown, Ky 1836
Armstrong, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of John Armstrong, Fleming co. Ky, died of
cholera. [Aug. 1833 issue]
Armstrong, E. E. Springfield, Ind. 1834
Armstrong, H Bloomington, Ind 1835 1836
Armstrong, Jas. Flemingburgh, Ky 1832 1833 1834
Armstrong, M. L. Burksville, Ky 1834
Armstrong, Tho Parkersburgh, Ind 1836
Armstrong, William Bloomington, Ind. 1827 1828 1831
Arnold, Jas. G. Covington, Ky 1832 1833
Arnold, M. Carlisle, Ky, 1832, Union, Ky 1833
Artz, H. Strasburgh, Va. 1832
Ash, Joseph, Jr., Cobourg, U.C. (Africa), June 30, 1834; Oshawa, West
Canada, Nov. 1843.
Ashford, M. Paris, Ky 1832 1835
Ashten, J New Albany, Ind 1835
Ashten, Jac Lexington, Ky 1832
Atkins, B. G. Georgetown, Ky 1833
Austin, B. O. Cincinnati, Ohio 1831 1832 1833
Georgetown, Ky, 1834
Austin, O New Albany, Ind 1835
Averitt, N. G. Bethel, Morgan co. 1843
Axley, N. Dyersburgh, Tenn. 1832, 1833, also Brownsville 1833
Ayres, Js. Statesville, Tenn 1835 1836
Ayres, Vice Mansfield, Ohio 1834
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