Eads, John        in 1841 was elder at Apple Creek, Ill
Eads, J.                  Jacksonville, Ill.         1832     Knoxville, Ill
                  1836
Eads, James       Shelbyville, Ky           1828     1832 (also in Simpsonville,
                  Ky. 1832) [Aug. 1833 issue has James Eads of Shelbyville died
                  of cholera.
Eagle, Wm         Athens & Irish Groves, Ill         1835
Earheart, M. D.   Greenville, Ohio                   1836
Earheart, Wm      Greenville, Ohio                   1835     1836
Easter, I                 Hillsboro, Ohio            1834
Easter, I.  Sen.  Hillsboro, Ohio           1834
Easter, Jac       Hillsboro, Ohio           1834
Eastman, Polly, wife of William Eastman of this town (Georgetown) of cholera. 
                  {July 1833 issue]
Eaton, John       Palestine, Ill            1833     1835
Eckels, Delana R.  Bloomington, Indiana, information about conference and camp 
                  meeting held at Blue Spring near Bloomington in Sept. 1827
Eckols, Mrs. Elizabeth,  wife of James Eckols of Flemmingsbough, Ky., died from
                  cholera. [Aug. 1833 issue]
Eckols, (Eccles) J.  Madison, Ind.                   1832     1833     1834
Eckols, D. R.     Spencer, Ohio             1833     1835
Eckols, James     Flemingburgh, Ky           1832    1833
Eckols, Simeon    Bartons, Ala.             1834
Eddings, L.       Statesville, Tenn                  1836
Edward, Js        Greensburgh, Ind.         1833     1834
Edwards, Jo       Cleareys Grove, Ill       1836
Edwards, John     Colemansville, Ky,         1834.
Edwards, Tho      Cleary's Grove, Ill       1836
Elder, A.         Jacksonville, Ill         1836
Elder, M. T.      Pike Co. Georgia,   Oct. 25, 1830.
Elgin, J. M.      Georgetown, Ky                     1833
Elgin, Jo         Georgetown, Ky                     1834
Elgin, L.         mentioned in report of Oct. 1844 meeting of churches at 
                  Palestine, Cooper co. Mo
Elkin, Dr         Springfield, Ill          1836
Elkins, Wm        Springfield, Ill          1835
Elledge, D. W.    Louisa co Iowa            1842
Ellege, D.         elder at Columbus City, Louisa co.  Iowa Territory, Aug. 1842
Ellet, D. O.      Bloomington, Ind          1836
Ellet, Wm         Bloomington, Ind          1836
Elley, E. J.      Stamping Ground, Ky       1834     
Elley, Geo. W.    Nicholasville, Ky, May 24, 1832;  Jan. 1833; Jan. 9, 1834,
                  letter to Mr. Samuel Taylor;  Versailles, Ky      1836
Elliott, A        Athens, Ky                1833;    Lexington, Mo     1836
Elliott, Edward, died near Bloomington, Ind., July 8, 1823 (sic)--should be 
                  1833. He was "among the first fruits of the great reformation
                  in the west, in 1801, and among the first members of the 
                  church of Christ in Kentucky."
Elliott, J.       Georgetown, Ky                     1834     
Ellis, John G.    Dry Creek, Campbell Co. Ky,  Dec. 29, 1828;  notice of a 
                  conference (Union Conference) to be in Aug.  1830 at 
                  Republican meeting house, Campbell Co. Ky.; Dry Creek, Ky., 
                  Dec. 3, 1832. Mentions other preachers:  Joseph Trowbridge, 
                  Wm. Masters, Jas. Bristoe;   He wrote from Dry Creek, Aug. 16,
                  1834, that he had preached in a little town on White water, 
                  called Harrison..".Old Judge Luker and his wife came forward 
                  and united with the  congregation. Judge Luker and his wife 
                  have been members of the Baptist Church for a number of years;
                  "Letter  from  Ellis, Dry Creek, Kenton co., Ky, Oct. 7, 1840:
                  "Bro. Wm. Wilson (a man born blind) is now at my house; he is
                  a fine preacher...All my children that are now old enough have
                  obeyed the gospel."
Ellis, K.                 Dry Creek, Ky              1832
Ellis, N. R.      of near Indianopolis, Ind          Feb. 7, 1836
Ellis, Sam        Leesburgh, Ky 1832;       Georgetown, Ky             1834     
Ellis, W. G.      Dry Creek, Ky             1831     1834     1835
Ellison, W.       Rushville, Ind.           1833
Ely, S.           in 1841 was elder at Salt Creek, DeWitt co. Ill
Emerick, Wm        elder at Fox River, Van Buren co.,  Iowa Territory, Aug. 1842
Emison, Ben       Eagle, Ky                 1834
Emison, J.        Georgetown, Ky                     1834
Emmerson, Ben.            Georgetown, Ky                      1833     
                  Indianapolis, Ind          1836
Emmerson, John            Georgetown, Ky                      1832     1833
England, D        Springfield, Ill          1836
England, J.       in 1841 was elder at Lake Fork, Ill
Engle, W.         Athens, Ill               1836
English, L. H.    Carrolton, Ill.           1833
English, R.       Carrollton, Ill.          1833
Ennis, Dr.        Union, Ky                 1831
Estell,  Capt. Wallis  Winchester, Tenn     1832;  died at his residence near 
                  Winchester, Tenn., 22 Jan., 1835, in the 77th year of his age.
                  He had fought in the Revolutionary War at the siege of York, 
                  when he held the commission of lieutentant. When the captaincy
                  of his company became vacant, he commanded it the remainder of
                  the siege which led to the surrender of Conwallis and his army.
                  About 1793 he moved from Virginia to Kentucky and in 1807 to 
                  Tennessee. He served as a justice of the peace. He became a 
                  Christian more than 40 years ago. He had property and negro 
                  slaves but his will provided for them to be allowed, after 
                  five years, to go to Liberia if they desired. Obituary 
                  mentions children but not named.
Estill, Mrs. Jane , died 7 Apr. 1829, after illness of about two months, in 
                  72nd year of age, wife of Wallis Estill, Esq., of near 
                  Winchester, Franklin County, Tenn. She became a Christian in 
                  the "great revival which took place in Kentucky about 26 years
                  ago."
Eubank, Js        Glasgow, Ky               1836
Evan, H.          in 1841 was elder at  Salt Creek, DeWitt co. Ill     
Evans, James      Columbia, Ky, July, 1829, mentions John Longley, James Duncan,
                  Jacob Warner," formerly a minister of the south Kentucky  
                  Association of Separate Baptists, but now a Christian with the
                  Bible alone for his Creed;"       Monticello, Ky    1832
Evans, Rob.       Georgetown, Ky                     1834
Everett, J.       Liberty, Mo               1835
Everman, John     Little Sandy Saline, Ky   1831
Ewalt, H.         Mt. Carmel, Ky            1834
Ewen, J.                  Marrowbone, Ky                      1832
Ewen, Js.         Jacksonville, Ill         1835
Ewing, C. F.      in 1841 was elder at Sugar Creek, Logan co. Ill
Ewing, P.         Lexington, Ky             1834