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Vancamp, L elder atLexington, Mo 1841
Vance, W. reporter for churches in Coshocton, Ohio 1840
Vandivort, J. Wilmington, Ohio 1834
Vanmeter, J Chester Ohio 1836
Vannoy, O. Harrodsburgh, Ky 1834
Vanousdal (Vanousdol), G. Cincinnati, Ohio 1827 1828 1831
Vanpelt, J. Jacksonville, Ill 1836
Vanpelt, W. Republican, Ky 1834
Vanpelt, S. Jacksonville, Ill 1835
VanVelson, W. in 1841 was elder at East Kickapoo, Peoria co. Ill
Vanzaut, Jas. Columbia , Ind. 1831 1832
Varnon, J. Millersburgh, Ky 1833
Vaughn, E. Frankfort, Ky 1832
Vaughn, Wm Hurricane, Ill 1836
Vawter, Beverly Madison , Ind. (Versailles in 1828) 1831 1832
Vellargue (?), Wm. Hazlepatch, Ky 1828
Vickars, E. Franklin Butler Co., Ohio 1827 1828
Vickers, John Died Nov. 18, 1829, aged 46 years. Had been a member of the
Calvinistic Baptist Church 19 years. Jacob Johnston of
Covington co. Ala., who wrote the obituary, said "I had an
interview with him [about two months ago], through which he
became acquainted with the Christian belief and united with the
church..." He died of gangrene which took place in his foot,
which soon led to a mortification." On the 15th Nov. he was
confined to his bed--was a little delerious from Sunday until
Tuesday evening, after which he came perfectly to his senses."
One son is mentioned and a wife. Other family implied.
Vickrey, Adam, Feb. 7, 1830, no place given. "I joined the Methodist E. Church in
1812 and lived among them in peace until 1828;" Monticello,
Ky, Dec. 16, 1830; 1833
Vickrey, J. Monticello, Ky 1833
Vins, C. Pearmans Ferry, Ala. 1834
Virgil, Ia. Mt. Healthy, Ohio 1834
Virgil, James Cincinnati, Ohio 1833
Vivion, Martin Paris, Monroe Co. Mo. June 1844 He had preached in Potosi,
Grant co. Wisconsin Territory in the spring.
Vorhis, L. Eaton, Ohio 1831 1832
Vorhis, S. Eaton, Ohio 1833
Waddle, G. Trenton, Ky 1836
Wadsworth, Wm. West Liberty, Ohio 1831
Waggoner, J. G. Cincinnati, Ohio 1833
Waggoner, Jac. Virginia 1831
Waggoner, Mr. Carrolton, Ill. 1832
Wainwright, W. Paris, Ky 1834 1835
Waldren, I. Lebanon, Ohio 1833
Waldrope, F. Jaskson, Va. 1833
Walker, A. Burksville, Ky 1834
Walker, C.H. Moulton, Ala 1836
Walker, D. D. Paynesville, Mo 1836
Walker, G. C. Spadra Bluffs, Ark 1835
Walker, J. Guthriesville, SC 1835
Walker, Jas Charlestown, Mass. 1832
Walker, R. Jacksonville, Ill 1836
Walker, Sam New Paris, Ohio 1831 1834
Wall, Mrs. Priscilla, wife of William Wall, Esq., of Cynthiana, Ky., died of
cholera. [Aug. 1833 issue]
Wall, Mrs. Jane, wife of Samuel Wall and daughter of Ash Emison, died Jan.1836.
Member of the church at Columbia. Obituary by M. P. Wills who
calls her "one of my best neighbors."
Wallace, David Waynesburg, Green Co., Penn. 1828 1831
Wallace, I. Gallatin, Tenn. 1833
Waller, Edmund 1828: Report from Baptist Recorder that Edmund Waller
had burnt the translation of New Testament by A. Campbell.
Waller, S. Liberty, Ind. 1833
Waller, T. Union, Ky 1831
Walls, P. B. St. John's, Mo. 1834.
Walls, P. Union, Mo 1835
Walter, J. N. Greenup co. Ky, Sept. 5, 1830; Dublin, Ohio 1832
Walter, Isaac N. Dublin, Ohio, 1827; Sept. 10, 1828. Mentions Elder
T. L. Campbell. June 7, 1830; Strasburg, Shenandoah co. Va.,
May 2, 1831; has moved to Mt. Vernon, Ohio 1832; New York City
1836
Walter, Mrs. Mary, mother of Elder Isaac W. Walter, on Sept. 26, 1831, Dublin,
Ohio. She was a member of the Friends Society about 40 years
until August 1828 she became a member of the Christian church.
[numbers are blurred so am no sure of the date].
Walters, Wm. Colemansville, Ky, Aug. 22, 1834.
Walton, R. Strasburg, Va. 1832
Ward, Elijah Clinton, Ind., Vigo co., Ind., Apr. 14, 1834
Ward, Mrs. Elijah March 1836 issue: "Brother Elijah Ward of Clinton, Ind, was
recently bereaved of his dear wife and companion. I am sorry
that I cannot state the time and manner of her death."
Ward, Robert J. Georgetown, Ky 1831 1833
Wardell, Isaia. Youngstown, N.Y. 1833
Warder, Elder Walter of Kentucky, "a Baptist preacher of the first order,"
death is reported in June 1836 issue.
Ware, Charles Versailles, Ky 1831 1832 1833 1836
Ware, Mrs. Fanny, wife of Lewis Ware of Jacksonville, died Mar. 11, 1836.
Ware, Lewis, died in Jacksonville, Ill., after a long and painful illness. [June
1836 issue]
Ware, Saml Frankfort, Ky 183; Eaton, Ohio 1833
Ware, T. Union, Ky 1832 Centreville, Ky 1835
1836
Ware, T. P. Brandon, Miss. July 1844
Ware, Tho Cynthiana, Ky 1833 1834
Warford, D. Vincennes, Ind. 1834 1836
Warren, M Lexington,Mo. 1834
Warren, Wm. B. Georgetown, Ky 1832; Jacksonville,
Ill 1835 1836
Warrener, Jacob near Camden, Mo 1840; elder at
Stanley's Meeting House, Ray co. Mo 1841
Warriner, R. O. Hillsboro, Ill Nov. 9, 1835.
Warriner, Doc Hillsboro, Ill 1835 1836
Wash, Js Turkeyfoot, Ky 1835
Washington, Bush, President--Letter 14 Mar. 1827, from American Colonization
Society, R. R. Gurley, Secretary.
Washington, M. Madisonville, Ky 1834
Wasson, Joseph Leesburg, Ky 1831 1832 1833 1834
1835
Wasson, Jo Cynthiana, Ind. 1828
Watkins, B. W. Carthage, Ohio 1836
Watson, Harrison Springfield, Ill 1836
Watson, J Leesburgh, Ky 1836
Watson, Jo Strasburg, Va. 1832
Watson, Js Rushville, Ind. 1834
Watt, W. Clarksville, Mo 1835
Watters, W. Colemansville, Ky 1834
Watts, P. Union,Mo. 1834
Way, S. Mt. Carmel, Ky 1834
Weakley, Col. Robert Nashville, Tenn. 1828
Weaver, H. V. Jonesville, Mich 1836
Weaver, R. Jonesville, Mich 1836
Weaver, Russell Lockport, N.Y. 1832 1833
Webb, Dr. C. Princeton, Ky 1831 1833
Webb, Jackson Waterloo, Ala. 1834
Webster, Betsey Bethel, Ohio 1836
Welch, Chas. M. K. Athens, Tenn., Prospectus for publ. a monthly paper in
Athens, called "The Warning Voice." 1833.
Welch, Charles Athens, McMinn Co. Tenn. 1832, called " a young brother."
Welch, Dr. Stanford, Ky 1835
Welch, W Waterloo, Ala 1836
Wells, Js. Huntsville, Mo 1835
Wells, Jos Green castle, Ind 1836
Welton, Jno. Moorfield, Va. 1827
West, Mrs. Ann Georgetown, Ky 1834
West, J. Carlisle, Ky 1832
Westerfield, Jas. Harrodsburgh, Ky 1833 1834
Wharton, Ben. Troy, Ohio 1833 1834 1835 1836
Wharton, C. Nashville, Tenn. 1834
Wharton, J Bethel, Ill 1836
Wharton, Wm. H. Tuscumbia, Ala, Sept. 26, 1834.
Wheeler, E. Fairfield, Ohio 1836
Wheeler, L. Lexington, Ky 1832 1834
Whig, W. Athens, Ill. 1834
Whip, Peter Dillon, Tazewell co. Ill 1836; Feb. 8, 1841
Whip, Wes. Athens, Ill 1835 1836
Whitaker, D. Fayetteville, Tenn 1834
Whitaker, Daniel South Hogan, Dearborn Co. Ind. 1835
White, J. D. Georgetown, Brown Co. Ohio, Nov. 25, 1830 1831
1834
White, John Missouri 1833
White, M. Georgetown, Ky 1833
White, Richard New Castle, Ky 1836
White, W Georgetown, Ky 1835
White, W. elder at Persia, Boone co. Mo 1841
White, Wm Cleary's Grove, Ill 1836
Whitman, J New Paris, Ohio 1835
Whitman, Josi? Monmouth, Ill. 1834
Whitman, J in 1841 was elder at Cedar Fork, Ill
Whitman, R. Dripping spring, Ky 1833
Whittaker, Wm. of the Universalist Church, New York, July 21, 1840.
Whitton, P.H. Scott co. Ky 1834
Wier, Tho Elizabille, Ky 1833
Wiers, Daniel Canada, 1832. N.Y. 1833 1834
Wilcoxen, J Paris, Mo 1836
Wiles, R. Morelands, Ky 1836
Wilhoit, Ezl. Rutland, Ohio 1834
Wilkins, W. Mooreville, Tenn. 1834
Wilkinson, Js. Bolivar, Tenn. 1828
Wilkinson, John Bolivar, Tenn. 1827
Mrs. Lucinda Wilkinson, wife of James G. Wilkinson of Bolivar, Tenn., died July
6, 1828, after a painful illness of three months. She was "a
pious member of the Methodist church and a christian indeed."
She left a husband and a child.
Wilkinson, Wm Cerulean Spring, Ky 1835
Willaford, Js Vandalia, Ill 1836
Willer, B. S. Nashville, Tenn 1836
Williams, A. Jasper, Ala. 1834
Williams, B. Rutland, Ohio 1836
Williams, Betsy Bethel, Ky 1831
Williams, E. Rochester, Ill 1835
Williams, Eliza Bethel, Ky 1832
Williams, G. Georgetown, Ky 1835
Williams, G. W. Paris, Ky 1832 1834
Williams, Geo. Claysville, Ky 1833 1834
Williams, Geo. Bethel, Ky 1833
Williams, J. Rochester, Ill 1835
Williams, J. Walker C.H. Ala 1835
Williams, James A. Brownsboro, Ala. 1834 Feb. 13, 1836
Williams, Joel P. Harrodsburgh, Ky 1834
Williams, Josi. Port Gibson, Miss. 1834 1836
Williams, R. Rutland, Ohio 1834
Williams, Rachel, wife of Josiah J. Williams of Jacksonville, Ill, died Oct. 4,
1836.
Williams, S in 1841 was elder at Fork Prairie, Ill
Williams, S. Rochester, Ill 1836
Williams, S. elder at Friendship, Boone co. Mo 1841
Williams, Samuel Fork Prairie, Sangamon co. Ill, Dec. 22, 1834; Jan. 1844
Williams, T. Montezuma, Ill 1835
Williams, W. Hopkinsville, Ky 1834
Williams, Wm. Paris, Ky 1833
Wills, G. Liberty, Mo 1835
Wills, J Green Plains, Ill 1836
Wills, Elder M. P. Letter from Boone Co. Mo., Oct. 29, 1828. Names Ebenezer
Rogers as the preacher of the Baptist Church in Howard County
which had excluded Jas. Terrill and his wife and old brother
Burnam for believing that Jesus was the Christ the son of the
Living God. Terrill and wife united with the church in Boone
County but will be moving to Boone Co. Kentucky; Columbia, Mo.
1833; elder at Columbia 1836; Some names and relationships in
his 1836 letter. Wm P. Cochran is brother-in-law to G. C.
Melody, a presbyterian. Gen. R. Gentry is member of same
church. T. Kirtley, Esq., Dr. A. M. Robinson, A. Perringer Esq.
are mentioned in the letter; Elder at Bear Creek, Boone co. Mo
1841;
Willis, Mr. Letter from Joseph Hunt, Morgan co. Ill, July 30, 1834, says
Willis died of cholera.
Willis, W. Madisonville, Ky 1833
Willsby, G. W. Bloomington, Ind. 1834
Willson, John S. Mount Sterling, Nov. 1, 1834. Mentions G. W. Nuckols
of Shelbyville and Philip S. Fall of Frankfort.
Wilmott, C. Leesburgh, Ky 1834
Wilmott, C. R. Union, Ky 1831 1832 1833;
Jacksonville, Ill 1835 1836
Wilmot, Mrs. Matilda, wife of Charlie Wilmot of "this county" [one in which
Jacksonville, Ill. is located]. She died on Mar. 14, 1842.
Wilnans, Doc. Jamestown, Ohio 1834
Wilson, A Attica, Ind 1835
Wilson, A. J. Georgetown, Ky 1832
Wilson, A. B. Cane ridge Ky 1833 1834
Wilson, Ad Gallatin, Tenn 1835 1836
Wilson, H. F. Paris, Ky 1827 1828 1831 1833
1834
Wilson, H. Mt. Sterling, Ky 1833
Wilson, I. A. Georgetown, Ky 1831
Wilson, J. Everett's, Ky 1834
Wilson, John Lexington , Ky 1831 1832 1833; Caneridge 1832, 1833
Wilson, John Everetts, Ky 1835
Wilson, John Bloomfield, Ind., June 8, 1833; June 28, 1834.
Wilson, John Gallatin, Tenn 1835 1836
Wilson, Js. J. Columbia,Mo. 1828
Wilson, P. Georgetown, Ohio 1835
Wilson, Sam'l Gallatin, Tenn 1835 1836
Wilson, T Mackinaw, Ill 1835
Wilson, William Palestine, Ill. 1828 1831
Wilson, William Putnam co. Ind., Mar. 25, 1836
Wilson, Wm Swanksville, Ind 1835
Wilson, Wm. H. Washington, Ky 1832
Winans, M. Jamestown, Ohio, Dec.2, 1832. "In August 1830, bro. Aylett
Rains proclaimed the glad tidings in our village and I was
among the first fruits of Jamestown;" Jamestown, Ohio, 28
July 1833; Sept. 1833.July 5, 1834. Apr. 27, 1835.
Wingate, Jos Lexington, Ky 1832
Wining, J. Leesburgh, Ky 1834
Winn, Marion Chariton, Mo 1835
Winn, Mart. Huntsville, Mo 1835
Winn, Tho Mayfield, Ky 1833
Wintersteer, D. C. Johnsonsburgh, NJ 1832
Wisdom, Mrs. Sarah, daughter of Moses Smith, died July 24, 1844, in Winchester,
Ill., in the 36th year of her age. At age 12 she had become a
Christian. Mentions a husband and children, but not named.
Witcham, I Versailles, Ky 1833
Witty, Js Athens, Ala. 1833
Wolf, Josiah Hyattstown, Md. 1835 1836
Wolworth, Elder J. Springarbor, Mich. 1835
Wood, B. Hopkinsville, Ky 1833 1834
Wood, Hiram Georgetown, Ky 1833 1834
Wood, Mrs. Bethel, Ky 1833
Wood, Sam. Spadra Bluffs, Ark 1835
Wood, Samuel, aged 30 years, died at the residence of his brother Erram Wood in
Scott Co. Ky. on Nov. 8, 1833, after an illness of 19 days.
Wood, Thomas and Benjamin Clark, Petete John River, Crawford Co. A.T. (Ark.
Territory), June 11, 1834. Wood emigrated from Indiana as a
Christian minister and brought a few of his brethern with him.
They found Benjamin Clark, a "newly reformed Baptist preacher."
Mentions visiting some Christians on the Little Piney, Johnson
Co. (A.T.); Spadra Bluff, Johnson co. A.T. (Ark. Territory),
Apr. 19, 1835.
Wood, William Frankfort, Ky 1833
Woodard, Ben Nashville, Tenn 1836
Woodland, John Baltimore, Md. 1834; Little Gunpowder, Md
1836
Woodland, W. W .Hopkinsville, Ky 1834
Woodruff, B. Hopkinsville, Ky 1833
Woodruff, C. New Albany, Ind. 1831
Woodruff, D. Hopkinsville, Ky 1832 1833 1836;
Madisonville, Ky 1834
Woodruff, Mrs. New Albany, Ind. 1834
Woodruff, Seth New Albany, Ind. Dec. 1, 1832
Woods, B Hopkinsville, Ky 1836
Woods, Wm Franklin, Ill 1835
Woodward, J. Trenton, Ky 1836
Woodward, S. Hopkinsville, Ky 1834
Woolen, J. M. Indianapolis, Ind 1836
Woolen, L. Cynthianna, Ky 1831 1833; Indianapolis, Ind
1836
Workman, W. Williamsburg, Ky 1831
Worley, Nathan Dayton, Ohio 1827 1828 1833; March 1834
isssue has report of recent death of Nathan Worley in Dayton.
He was among the first that constituted the church of Christ in
the West; 1836-West Alexander, Ohio: "Bro. L. Purviance of
Ohio, Apr. 18, 1834, informs us that our venerable old bro. N.
Worley is alive and in good health. We had published some
months back that he was dead. This information was given us by
Eld. J. P. Andrew of Cincinnati. We rejoice that it was
incorrect; Worley, N. began a church at Liberty, Ind., May
1831.--letter from Tho. Carr.
Worly, C Troy, Ohio 1833
Wortham, R. Columbia, Tenn 1835 1836
Wortham, Tho Mt. Pleasant, Tenn 1836
Worthen, W. Burksville, Ky 1834
Worther, E. Cynthiana, Ky 1833
Wray, William Monroe, Overton Co., Tenn. 1831 1832 1836
Wright, A. W. Georgia 1836
Wright, Allen Randolph Co, Mo., Apr. 9, 1833; 1834; appointed
evangelist for state of Mo. in meeting in 1841; Randolph, Mo.,
Apr. 11, 1841; Georgetown, Mo., July 1844. Mentions Doct. Feris.
Wright, Drother A. Randolph, Mo. July 23, 1833.
Wright, Elij. Green castle, Ind 1836
Wright, J. Jacksonville, Ill 1836
Wright, Jno Palmyra, Ky 1834
Wright, Jonathan, died Apr. 17, 1844, Vermont, Illinois, in 56th year of his
life.
Wright, John Buffalow Creek, Carter co., E. Tenn., Aug. 26, 1834. Mentions
Bro. I. Miller also preaching.
Wright, Lem Green castle, Ind 1836
Wright, S. Huntsville,Mo. 1834
Wright, W. Madisonville, Ky 1834
Wyland, W. West Lebanon, Ind 1835
Wyman, M. Republican, Ky 1834
Wynne, K. Shelbyville, Tenn. 1832
Wynne, R. Shelbyville, Tenn. 1832
Yager, Josiah H. Elizabethtown, Ky 1827 1828 Hardin
County, Ky., July 4, 1829.
Yager, Mr. in 1841 was elder at Chambers Grove, Ill
Yantis, A. Harrodsburgh, Ky 1834
Yates, M. Lexington, Ky 1832
Yearnshaw, J. M. 1841 was elder at Princeton, Bureau co.
Yocum, John Yocums, Ky 1833
Yocum, Thos Yocums , Ky 1833
York, Josh Georgetown, Ohio 1834
York, Newman Jacksonville, Ill 1835
Young, Duke Lexington, Mo. 1834 Missouri (Jackson Co?) 1836;
Lafayette Co. Mo 1840; elder at Republican, Lafayette co Mo
1841
Young, Elder Js. Florence, Ala 1836
Young, Gabriel R Greencastle, Ind., Jan. 18, 1836
Young, J. C. in 1841 was elder at Wood River, Madison co. Ill
Young, J. H. Pealia, Ky., Dec. 27, 1833; Barksville, Ky
1834
Young, Jas. Bagdad, Tenn. 1834
Young, Jas. Florence, Ala. 1834
Young, Jonathan H. formerly a Baptist preacher, now a Christian, Overton Co.
Tenn. 1829.
Young, P. G. in 1841 was elder at Oxbow Prairie, Ill
Young, W. T. Maysville, Ky 1833
Younger, T. Madisonville, Ky 1833 1834
Youree, Jo Readyville, Tenn. 1833
Zuber, Emanuel Scull Shoals, Ga. 1833 1836
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