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DARWIN
BRETHREN CHURCH
1897 -- 1926
by
Kathryn Cynthia Stout
CONTENTS
Preface
The Darwin Brethren Church
Some Who Attended
Harvest Meeting Photo
Articles From Brethren Evangelist
Darwin Pastors
Index
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PREFACE
The spring of 1988 was the beginning of what will probably become a life l ong project . It was at this time, I became very interested in genealogy. It so happened that, this was the Centennial year for the Burlington Brethren Church. Later through my research I found that it was really the 105th year for the Burlington Church. While working on the Burlington Church history,
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I came to realize that we had strong ties to the Darwin Brethren. Some of our members came from the Darwin Church in 1926 when this church was disbanded. Through my searching for the early roots of Burlington I found that one of our charter members was from the Darwin area and in fact the Darwin Church building was on his land. Sanford Seawright was a major figure in the birth of the Burlington and Darwin Brethren Churches. It was then that I realized that this loyal body of Brethren might be forgotten in this next generation if a history was not recorded . I then began my journey into the search for the names of those dear, devoted Brethren of the Darwin Church. I have tried to locate and record as many of these people as possible. I have only recorded people who I believe attended and have not listed all o f their children if these children were born when the parents were not going to this Church. I am sorry for .anyone I have missed. This book is dedicated t o those pioneer Brethren who planted this church and committed their lives to serving our Lord.
I would also like to dedicate this book to a dear l ady I have had the privilage to mee t through my searching for information . Ova Barnard Ferguson , t o my knowledge, is the o ldest living member of the Darwin Bre thren Church.She is 99 yea rs of age at the time of this writting, April 1990.
Cindi Stout
Ova B. Fe rguson
THE DARWIN BRETHREN CHURCH
The Darwin Brethren Church had its beginnings at the out come of a series of meetings held by ROY ~USSELL TEETER. There were only 4 Brethren at the start of the 3 week services. SANFORD and MARY SEAWRIGHT from the Salem Brethren Church south of Burlington on state road 29 and county road 750S. Carroll County. The other 2 Brethren were from the Flora 1st Brethren Church. R.R.'TEETER, held his services at the Darwin Methodist Church located at the S.E. corner of state road 29 and county road 200S. These meetings which were held in February 1897 closed when they were refused continued use of the church house. At this time there were 29 who desired to worship as Brethren in this area of Carroll County.
The following April the congregation again assembled this _time in the school house located 1 mile north of the Methodist Church at state road 29 and county road 100S on the south east corner . I believe this was refered to as the Pleasent Valley School. At this time the Darwin Brethren Church was organi zed with 39 charter members. Bro. TEETER was chosen as pastor and elder. He was also pastoring the Mount Pleasant Church, in Cambr ia , IN. south east of Rossville in Clinton County, In. R.R.TEETER remained in this position until his removal from the state to the Milledgeville Church,Illinois.
Almost immediately after the organization in April 1897, a movement was started to build a church house. On January 23, 1898 a nice large church house was dedicated to the Lord by the Darwin Brethren. The new church building was l ocated on the S.E. corner of county roads 200S and 625E. in Burlington township. The property was owned by SANFORD H. SEAWRIGHT and later by WILLIAM F. BARNARD. The church building was closed in 1926 and later used for storage. Some time after 1926 it was distroyed by a tornado.
The people of the Darwin Brethren were dedicated to the Lord. Many came to the Burlington ~t Brethren Church and others went to the Flora 1st. Brethren Church. Tpe church was only in existence for 29 years but during these years men, women and children grew in their walk with the Lord Jesus Christ. ~heir rescendants are a tribute to these dear Brethren.
SOME WHO SERVED AT DARWIN
Deacons and Deaconesses ROY and ZANA CLINGENPEEL JOHN and ANGELINE GARRISON CHARLES and MAGGIE OVERHOLSER
Superintendents LLOYD CLINGENPEEL EDWARD WATTS
Organists MARTHA ' aEAWRIGHT COOK OVA BARNARD (left church after marriage to Vern Ferguson) PEARL PLATT ( " " " " " James Mabbi tt)
Presidents of Sisters' Society of Christian Endeavor SARAH ANN EIKENBERRY BOCK
? COOK DAISY JORDAN CRUME
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The Darwin Progressive Church was constructed c. 1897 and was located on the east corner of the T-road formed by 625E and the Bringhurst
Pike in Burlington Township. It was destroyed by a tornado.
wi~ is mis~ · n work, ~r was, but il ger. :1 co menced the woik 1here11 ruary with nly .four members in t~e ?t'ighborhood be f nging to the Salem , nd Flora congregati s. I organizert them ln I April with thirty· ine charter members, the nr mber . being forty
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that there a. e twentr four male: mem~fr~ to ·~wertr- trvo , em ale. We hope to d c<i ijf ate: ·a good sized hurch there on December 9. "
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From t he Carr oll Co.
Se squicentennial 1977
l eft From t he 1 89 8
Brethren Almanac
SOME WHO ATTENDED DARWIN BRETHREN
SUSAN JANE Mc MAHON ALLEN, 29 Mar. 1857--28 Oct. 1949 1st. husband John Allen, 23 Apr.1854-- 14 Mar. 1890
LUTHER A. ALLEN, 5 Nov.1887--9 Nov. 1955 1st. wife Edna Eikenberry, 2nd. wife Ruth Beougher
FRED ALLEN, , 30 Nov 1884--9 May 1971. mar. Effie Ruth Trent
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2nd. husband of SUSAN, George w. Allen, 4 July 1849--7Nov.1934 SQUIRE OKLE ALLEN, 20 Jan. 1893--14 ·~pr. 1979. never married ORVAL (Judge) ALLEN, 31 Mar. 1895--9 Dec. 1956. never married QUEEN A.LTA ALLEN 31 Mar. 1897--22 Sept. 1963 mar. Fred Allbaugh EXIE RUTH ALLEN 21 Dec. 1899--1 May 1986, mar. Dalta M. Myer
CHARLES BARNARD, 21 July 1863--23 Nov. 1944 NAOMI ELIZABETH CLINGENPEEL BARNARD, 14 May 1865--6 Dec. 1956
ROLLA L.BARNARD 24 Nov. 1885--12 Nov. 1976 mar. Sylvia Harris ROSCO MORTON BARNARD 2 Dec. 1888--26 Nov. 1978 mar. Nellie Tenbrook RUSSELL J. BARNARD 8 Feb. 1895--20 Dec . 1979 mar. Hazel Crume OVA P. BARNARD 4 Feb.1891--living 1990 mar. Vern Ferguson
BENJAMIN F. BOCK, 29 Jan. 1858--1 Feb. 1946 SARAH ANN (Sadie) EIKENBERRY 4 Jan. 1862--5 Apr. 1937
EMMA ROSETTA BOCK 3 Dec .1878--1 May 1949 (see) CLINTON GRAHAM JOHN HENRY BOCK 22 July 1883--27 Mar.1940 married- ~
1st. wife Edna Rayls, 2nd. wife Winifred WILLIAM H. BOCK 6 Mar. 1893--12 Oct. 1954 married
1st. wife Edna Polk, 2nd. wife Hester Baker E['HEL DELILAH BOCK 18 Sept. 1894--17 Mar. 1968 (see ) RAY MILBURN
FRANK CLINGENPEEL 30 May 1869--23 June 1945 CATHERINE E. (Ella) BROWER CLINGENPEEL 23 Apr. 1872--8 Dec . 1939
VERNE CLINGENPEEL 8 Mar. 1891--17 Dec. 1976 mar. Freda Bailey MARY LULA CLINGENPEEL 9 July 1899--24 Apr . 1964 mar. Royce Myer HARRY CLINGENPEEL 2 Oct. 1905-- 23 Dec. 1981 mar. Lucille Pattengale
2nd . wife of FRANK, Nanc~ . Ellen Matlock 1 Mar.1869--23 Oct.1944
ISSAC CLINGENPEEL 12 July 1851--22 Mar. 1923 ADA.LINE GARD CLINGENPEEL 8 Nov. 1853--30 Dec. 1937
foster son ELVA SIZENBENDER 13 Dec . 1885--31 May 1962 married Minnie Stafford
JOSEPH EMANUEL. (Joe E) CLINGENPEEL 7 July 1861--20 May 1938 1st. wife Nancy Elizabe th Crummett 1861-- 1896
MURLEY CLINGENPEEL 30 Aug. 1882--21 Mar. 1965 mar. Charles Walker 2nd husband A.M. Crume, 3rd husband Emmett Eaton
ETHEL CLINGENPEEL 7 Sept. 1885--26 July 1951 mar. Ed Myer LLOYD E. CLINGENPEEL 11 Oc t. 1888--29 July 1929 mar. Mildred L. Fouts BLANCH (Bessie) CLINGENPEEL 20 Sept. 1890--1 Jan. 1966
- 1st. hus. (see) GILBERT JEWETT, 2nd hus. Frank Yost MINNIE CLINGENPEEL 3 June 1892--16 Mar. 1968
s o n FREDRICK CLINGENPEEL 27 June 1915--6 Feb. 1981 m. Delcie Bell
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LAURA WILLIAMS MOORE CLINGENPEEL 29 Apr. 1863--1945, 2+3 wife of JOE E. ROY CLINGENPEEL 7 Oct. 1898--5 Oct. 1967 .
1st. wife ZENA EuLEN MYER CLINGENPEEL 18 Oct 1897--3 0 June t927 FRANCIS CLINGENPEEL 13 Oct. 1919--living 1990 m. Cyrl Wh iteman......-...,
2nd wife Lillian Price Morris Clingenpeel 19 Oct.1903--17 July19-EVA CLINGENPEEL 18 April 1904--27 Jan 1905, only 9 months o ld See MOORE f o r children of LAURA and John A. Moore
NANCY CRUME CLINGENPEEL 11 June 1866--18 June 1933, 4th wife of JOE E.
LLOYD E. CLINGENPEEL ll Oct 1888--29 July 1929 MILDRED LILLIE FOUTS CLINGENPEEL 15 July 1891--5 July 19 3 6
JANE CLINGENPEEL 8 Aug. 1915--living 1990 mar. Herbert Nelson ·
MITCHELL (Mitch ) COOK, Jan. 1868--16 July 1945 MARTHA J. (Mattie) SEAWRIGHT COOK, Jan 1876-- 1958
RUSSELL COOK, Oct . 1894--Mary E. Cook , 19 Oct. 189 5-- 25 Oct . 189 5 (on l y 6 days o ld)
SAMUEL A. COOK I 5 June 1856-- 25 Nov . 19 32 ANNA FLORENCE (Florie) BELL COOK, 5 Apr. 1861-- 17 Oct . 1916
IVA COOK , Feb . 1883-- mar . Tony Kite JESSIE COOK, May 1885-- mar. Ma'rtha Landes FERN COOK, 14 Mar. 1887--2 5 Apr.1961 ma r. Effie Brown
DAISY E. JORDAN CRUME, June 1877--21 Feb. 1938 husband Sylvester Spencer Crume 25 June 1861--5 Dec 1932
NAOMA E. CRUME, Apr. 1893--1 Jan. 1953 mar. Ch r a les Ha rtsock ROLLA EVERETT CRUME 9 July 1896-- 3 Apr. 1964 mar . Esta Myer GLENN E. CRUME, Feb . 1900
ANNA V. (Jennie) FISHER DI LLON 18 Dec. 18 61 --1 3 Apr . 19 28 widdow of Will iam J asper (Jack) Dillon Feb. 1858--June 1896
WILLIAM GORDON DILLON 9 Jan 1887--20 Oct. 1955 mar. Berta M. DORA E. DILLON, July 1888-- mar. Ca l vin A. Allen HARRY DILLON 21 May 189 0--1 4 Oct 189 8 (on l y 8 years o l d) GLEN PETE DILLON 9 Feb . 18 91 --27 Mar. 1976 mar. Ruth Bo~nnan
HOWARD A. DILLON 12 Apr . 189 3-- 3 Aug 1926 rrever married RUSSELL DILLON, July 1895--
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LEWIS EIKENBERRY 24 Jun 1852--10 Mar 1937 \ widdower o f Susanna Overho lser Eikenberry 11 Jun1854-13 Oc t1885
\ r ito LENA ELIZABETH EIKENBERRY 27 Feb1876--8 Ma r1 945 see DAVID SINK t~t,; e,"l, REUBEN ~LON~O (Lo ni:iie). EIKENBERRY 1 Sep 1878--2 0 Jul 19 60
Gr ~G ls~ . wife Lydia Wise 2nd wife Geneva Edwards NORA EIKENBERRY 23 Oct 1881--28 Jul 1973 mar. Dr. Josiah Mills CARRIE EIKENBERRY No v 1884-- mar. Jessie w. Blue
ISAAC M. FERGUSON Apr 1855-- 1883 ELIZABETH (Lizzie) CLINGENPEEL FERGUSON Feb 1864-- ?
JOSEPH FERGUSON June 1884-- ? CARL 0 FERGUSON June 1888-- ? RAYMOND E. FERGUSON Oct 1893-- ? NEVA L . FERGUSON Oct 1898-- ?
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SAMUEL FLORA, Feb. 1866-- 1938 LOUISE (Lyde) HUMBERT FLORA, 1 Apr. 1872--30 June 1911
GLEN E. FLORA, 1892--EARL S. FLORA, _1894--VERN V. FLORA, 1896--BACEL W. FLORA 1898--BERTHA L. FLORA, 1900--DONALD D. FLORA 1903--
JOHN E. GARRISON, 17 ~uly 1860--19 Jan. 1932 1st wife Lydia Eikenberry Garrison - 1860~-1882
MARGARET QUINN GARRISON 27 Oct. 1859--4 Feb 1899 2nd wife of JOHN E. WILLIAM E. (Bill) GARRISON June 1887--Dec. 1912 mar.Kathe rine Cook BESSIE ETHEL GARRISON 23 Sept. 1889--18 June 1962 see . HOMER JUSTICE WALLACE (Wallie ) J. GARRISON 15 Nov . 1893--17 Mar. 1944 m.Ethie Martin ESTHER GARRISON 19 Sept .1 895--20 De c.1974 mar. Charles Bailey
ANGELINE (Angie) CLEMENTINE SMOKER 26 Dec.1858--17 Nov . 1935, 3rd wife JOHN
SAMUEL S. GARRISON 13 Aug. 1860--16 Feb.1944 MATILDA JANE HARMON GARRISON 17 Dec .18 67-- 22 J a n. 1944
LANTIE GARRISON 21 June 1885-- mar . Halc i e Stevenso n NISHA M. GARRISON 3 Apr.1887--18 Oc t. · 1969 mar . Charles W. Cloe ARVIL ROSS GARRISON 17 Aug. 1889--29 May 1973 mar . Pearl Patty OLLIE MARIE GARRISON 2 Dec. 1894--21 Ma y 1935
'• 1st . hus. Merle Alfred Tam, 2nd hus. Fred F. Oyle r FLETCHER (Fleck) GARRISON 1902-~ . - \ mar. Edna Forrer ' ' ' GENEVA GARRISON 2 Apr. 1906--20 May 1906 ( only 1~ months old)
CLINTON T. GRAHAM 12 Apr. 1873--30 De c.1951 EMMA ROSETTA BOCK GRAHAM 12 Dec.1878--1 May 1949
BLANCH GRAHAM 1906-- 1989 mar. Raymond (King Fi sh)La ndis JAMES BENJAMIN GRAHAM 2 Feb 1912--6 Feb. 1912 ( 4 days old ) SARAH LOUISE GRAHAM 26 Mar. 1915--28 Mar. 1915 ( 2 days old ) WILLIAM EDWARD GRAHAM 10 Se pt. 1918--3 Feb. 1919 ( 5 months o ld
JAMES G. GRAHAM 13 June 1845--11 May 1930 1st wife Elizabeth Clingenpeel Graham .1847--13 Sept . 1879
CLINTON T. GRAHAM 12 Apr. 1873--30 Dec. 1951 see above GEORGE GRAHAM MARTHA GRAHAM
CORDELIA HARRELL GRAHAM 2nd wife of JAMES GRAHAM ZELLAR GRAHAM
VANCE GRAHAM Mar. 1857--SARAH HOFF GRAHAM Sept. 1860-
FREDDIE GRAHAM Sept. 1879 DAISY GRAHAM 2 May 1882--
JOHN MILTON HENDERSON 30 Oct. 1851--22 May 1931 CLARA BELLE KIRKPATRICK BENDE~SON : 29 Sept. 1855--15 Oct. 1931
CECILE F. HENDERSON 8 Apr. 1888--20 Sept. 1977 mar . Otto Platt
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GILBERT JEWETT 31 Dec. 1886--4 July 1948 BLANCH BESSIE CLINGENPEEL 20 Sept. 1890--1 Jan. 1966
2nd husband Frank Yost Gilbert went to Ashland,Ohio in 1908 to prepare fo r the ministry , but had to return to the farm upon the death of his f a ther.
HOMER JUSTICE 21 Oct . 1877--4 De c . 1961 · CORA ELVA WILLIAMS JUSTICE 7 Mar. 1883--1 May 1908
EDITH JUSTICE 1901-- mar. Sam Brown BESSIE GARRISON JUSTICE 23 Sept. 1889-- 18 June 1962, 2nd wife of HOMER
SAMUEL (Sammie) JUSTICE 7 May 1909-15 Mar. 1918 hit by car age 8yrs. PAUL JUSTICE 1 Sept. 1912-- mar. Lucile Florence Bailey FRED JUSTICE 28 Sept. 1916--living 1990 mar . Helen Kingery MABLE JUSTICE 5 Apr. 1919--? mar. Elmer Largen ESTHER JUSTICE mar. Glen Clingenpeel, aLso .MARY and ' EVE~YN JUSTICE ·~~ .
CLARENCE T GARRISON 1907--? (so n of BESSIE) ma r. Gladys Gre en ALICE PEARL PLATT MABBI'!'T 25 Nov. 1881--5 Sept. 1965 mar . James D Mabbitt
BASIL RAY MILBURN 27 Dec . 18 92--6 Nov. 1966 ETHEL DELIAH BOCK MILBURN 18 Sept. 1894--17 Mar. 1968
MARJORIE MILBURN 30 Sept . 1917--living 1990 mar. Kenneth Crume HILDA IRENE MILBURN 25 Nov. 1918--living 1990
1st husband Elmo Redding, 2nd husband Jesse Harvey
LAURA WILLIAMS MOORE CLINGENPEEL and John Moore's chil dren MURRAY MOORE Apr. 1883--· ELMA o. MOORE Dec. 1888-
mar. mar.
VERN ALTEE MOORE Mar 1893-- mar . BERTHA R. MOORE 11 Aug . 1895--21 Mar.
Ervil Catron Elmer Landis Ruth Davis 1966 mar.Robert H. Oyler
CHARLES (Charley) E . OVERHOLSER Aug 1871--Nov 1958 · MAGGIE INEZ RICHARDSON OVERHOLSER 2 Aug 187 5--15 Jan. 1960
LORA LOVELL OVERHOLSER 8 Dec. 1896-- ma r. Adah Mc Manama HARRY GOSSARD OVERHOLSER 15 Feb. 1898-- 1983 mar .
1st wife Susie E. Thomas 2nd. wife Ruth Downham
DANIEL G. OVERHOLSER 13 M~y 1844--14 Jan. 1926 ELIZA ANN SEAWRIGHT OVERHOLSER 8 Sept. 1850--12 Feb. 1923
WILLIAM - ELONZO OVERHOLSER 8 Oct. 1868--8 Dec. 1926 see below CHARLES E. OVERHOLSER Aug 1871-- Nov. 1958 s ee above OBIADIAH E . OVERHOLSER Feb. 1873--23 Feb. 1951 m. Rosetta A. Bausam LOUISE ESTELLA OVERHOLSER 1875-- mar. John E. Ferrier MARY OVERHOLSER 25 Dec. 1877-- 6 Jan. 1964 mar . Levi Kanable TOBIAS E. OVERHOLSER --5 Feb.1881 died in infancy MAUDE OVERHOLSER Nov . 1882--15 June 1974 mar . Amos Clingenpeel LEONA OVERHOLSER 1 Jan. 1885--. mar. Charles Wall JESSE E . OVERHOLSER 15 July 1889--15 Feb. 1931 mar. Claudia Briggs BESSIE OVERHOLSER 23 Oct. 1890-- mar. Gard O. Riggle
WILLIAM ELONZO (Lon) OVERHOLSER 8 Oct. 1868--8 Dec.1926 LULA RICHARDSON July 1873--1 July 1966
OLGA OVERHOLSER 4 Jan 1891--CURTIS OVERHOLSER 21 Oct.1892-CLAUDE OVERHOLSER 21 Apr. 1900--
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HENRY RINEHART 27 Jan. 1850--16 Feb . 1943 1st wife Susanna Trent Rinehart 18 Sept . 1851-- 18 Feb . 1875
SARAH C. LANDIS RINEHART 28 May 1859--5 Mar . 1926 2nd wife of HENRY MARY C~INGENPEEL SEAWRIGHT RINEHART Mar. 1856-- 1944 3rd . wife of HENRY
JOHN M. RINEHART Feb. 1845--22 Dec. 1911
SANFORD SEAWRIGHT 13 Mar. 1847--29 Nov. 1900 MARY CLINGENPEEL SEAWRIGHT Mar. 1856 , 2nd. husband HENRY RINEHART
MARTHA J . SEAWRIGHr Jan. 1876-- 1958 mar. see MITCHELL COOK
DAVID SINK 9 Apr. 1876-- 22 Sept. 1952 LENA EIKENBERRY SINK 27 Feb. 1876--8 Mar . 194 5
LAUREL SINK, July 1898-- July 1899 (only 1 year o ld) ESTHER ELIZABETH SINK 14 Apr. 1900-- 18 Apr . 1900 ( 4 days o ld) VERA SINK 22 Dec. 1902--living 1990 mar . Orval Gilbert
EDWARD E. WATTS, Oct. 1871--MAUD B. ROWLAND WATTS July 1876--
JOHN FRANK WATTS July 1895--JAMES ALLEN WATTS 26 Feb. 1902-CHARLES BRIGHT WATTS 21 Mar. 1905-ROBERT ANDREW WATTS 5 Nov. 1907--
DAVID FRANKLIN ZOOK 10 Feb. 1862--27 Mar . 1947 1st wife Lydia Alice Craig Zook , July 1867--Sept . 1896
LLOYD EMMETT ZOOK 24 Apr. 1888--12 Nov . 1964 mar . Eunice E . Peter CARL S. ZOOK May 1890--29 Sept . 1924 mar. Mary Beck CLAUD A. ZOOK Apr. 1892- -11 May 1952 mar. Myrtl e Snvder ROSIE M. ZOOK 5 ' July 1894--24 Oct. 1982 mar . Chester Wingard BESSIE A. ZOOK Aug. · 1896--10 June 1954 mar. George Allen
CORA VIOLA PULLEN ZOOK 1 July 1876--26 Aug. 1 942 JOHN L. ZOOK mar. Clara Peterson CLORIE H. ZOOK Mar. 1898-- mar. Arthur Schnepp BASIL L. ZOOK 6 Sept. 1899--17 Sept. 1900 ( 1 year old) GOLDIE ZOOK 11 Mar. 1901--7 June 1982 nevered married CLARENCE R. ZOOK 2 Feb . 1903--1 Oct . 1969 mar . Gail Heffner ORTON ZOOK 1905--Truman Zook Emerson Zook 1912--1913 Gladys Zook mar. Baxter Roberta Zook 19 Sept. 1923-Donnabelle Zook
mar . Dale Wagoner mar . Mahlon Clawson
DAVID F. ZOOK moved some time after he married CORA PULLEN. (?)
These names printed in CAPITAL letters are the people who attended the Darwin Brethren Church. There no doubt were many others that are not known by the witter.
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Darwin
February 1897 Revival held in M.E. Church of Darwin, by R.R.Teeter.
April 1897 Organized with 39 charter members at school house.
January 1900 Paid off note of $250. on church property
August 1901 Passed through much but there is a bright future.
July 1902 Working along nicely.
January 1903 Strugling
November 1905 Very successful meet i ngs a nd communion 90 present.
22 for first time a t c o mmunion. Held by A T Wirick .
Meeting twice a mo nth. De bts are paid. Church r e paired
and they ~aise more mi ss i o n mone y e very year .
May 1906 Doing well. The Sisters Society is doing good work
with Sister Bock as pres ident . Church received a
new coat of paint and a new organ. Sunday School
increasing with Brother Watts as superintendent.
February 1907 The Sisters Society unde r leadership of Sister Cook,
purchased leather upholstered divan for rostrum.
January 1908 The Sisters Society under president,Sister Daisy Crume.
The Society has 35 members.
May 1908 Steady growth under leadership of A.T. Wirick. The Sisters
put a new carpet in church .
1903-1908 Nearly 100 people added to church under Wyrick.
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April 1910 Darwin church is being weake ned a little by the organization
in Burlington . Work has begun on the new church there.
May 19 10- about May 1911 No Sunday School
March 1911 New lease on life
December 1911 Sisters Society purchased 100 new song books and
the Sunday School bought a new Bible for the pulpit .
January 1913 Doing nicely
April 1920 A new light system was put into the church.
February 1921 Some are leaveng to go to Flora and to Burlington
because the live closer
June 1921 Good Sunday School. C.C Grisso says Darwin "Not dead
or dying" about 50 attending.
March 1922 More people transfer to Flora and Burlington.
January 1925 B.H.Flora been at Darwin 4 years preaching part time .
Success not great but people are faithful christians.
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that ~;i.11. l Ct:!!I u e of ~u efilj ~Ith fh •Pjtn· :lid help w~ will r ve
1 b l le ! ~· pc pl~ of
~lexlco. Pray to s; : . . a'. W1 IC •
~~~~~....,.._2_0 __ F_e_b_rwar~ !.J.07 . ; l ! !
i!.Y worulng I si.LW So•?ctlaln.: new. Of coun.e · knew t.hu lilliter hfd l>cen ~t work. IA Ilk~
:alht:r uplaolwLer~d di "'11 Looi. ·t11u lllllcJ or tl ;u Id ch:Llra on the 1ro.t um: While ~h•t,r Iluc~ ,;uo pr~1dc11t or 1~1111 rociet>: they i:ot I ~ ncWi rte.Lii for the fh~rcll llnd pi!.llltt:d ~htt ~h~rchl -low th~t Sl~~,r I~ 111 pre1tld~11~. tile~ llr4 tccplng the i:'1<1 ·;worr. ll'?ln.: :Llld w.c li<>f'~ will ail.vu our cl.1urcll ~ l>crLICul ~ dei.~n·c~: ~ : I i
We ue now ;i.t. }•opf r Grovl! In ~ ntccpdL11.: 1
Pray for Uli l.11at the ord may u::.c us here: · 1 ~ •
1 : A . ·1·. : w,1'uci~:I I . . - I J
13 May 1908 ..., . . - I . - I 1- 11 . .
So.,tb llcnd Hd Duwln, lndliin.i · . I I •. . I l'\l11cc fur mct:tl11.: tAt. Soulh H111d li&.l>L winter ·
· we l1tAV~ l.lcc11 vlslt1&1.: thc111.tw1yc • ~\IO!'th tAllll . \
tACtlu.: t tlu:lr 1,~r.ur. 'l'lu:~ _ udl~11cc1a ."IL~_, . a,c1m l"'tr.:u u.11d tl11r l11~crest ooc~i \ One hall ·. :
111;uh: i.i1e i.:oud co11(c::.:.lon b~11cc llr l~L report, \ anu wu Joo" for morc toon. '.l'lt~ Sunday !
. ~hool io .:row.111.: tAllU l lu: ktAd l.!4'1t ~111.11
oll~ccr:o : . \
I irn: uull.: ~11\endl~ work, tAlld It 11:. ~1.:!1~1~111.: t~
tell In more ~tA)'S thtAO one. J •,c S1~c~::. · .
' I 'l'l y I ' OloVU I "' . 3oclcty Is i.:ett.111.: l>ul>)' oi.:tA 11.· f I: :
11upper me tlmu •i.:o ;u1d put"' ulc ·· llttlu ~um \ ln the treasury~"' rcioull. 'l'hc1i•u 1 l~t . Mu11· ·
\ uay cvc11ln.:, A11rll :!1, Lhey _.:•\'C :I.~ •ccpt'.01'. · ~ ; ,
I t.hc pa~t.or u.111.l the 111.:w mc111l.lcr~, n the l>ou.c· . m1:11t ol thc church_. '1'11~ pr~.:r•• ,. co1111al::.tc~ ·I
f ... c IUUb c, rcd:.atlOflll, ILllU IL tWCI ty mlnutu. ' a.oclu.l htAl, after which lcu cn:tA 11 :rnJ c•ku l wcru aocrvcd to •II 11rc1>Cnt. Wl~Ul1 the 111.:ht. I wout u: i. and rainy ..o that. ~'"".r. cuul'1 not. · '\ comu 0 lo, llo wlLoai IL v~ry unjo)01Ll>lu til111u for thu · ·
liu11drc I or auoru who uravcu th l>Loran ami I •
. ca111c. . · · · : ,\t. I •rwln l111: work 111 111ovln' atJput ~ ; u11uu.I. 'l'wo have llccn 14l1Jc'1 to ur 1\u111wr . ~lucu our \~t. rc11ort. 'flu: e;blc~ l1cru oi.l:.o '
'. ho.t.\'C ~en uusy tA~:lill oi.11d • 11ew cf rpet. lit 011
lhe ll<>pr to lahOW for their work. l101.VC Well
. with Ll!el>u pco11l.c llve yeo.r» ~ml 11 · V\l c1'.joyctl the w9rk frO!ll ' the ~~11111111.:, tA
1 tl lhc ~4onl
! "~ uler:d Ulli with :i. lih:ad)' ~l'OWl 1; Moiat O(
I Lho pr l.lt 1nt1~Ucri.hlp 1 havi& r ·clvcd lnlu l thu ch r~h ~nd 1 h•vc l~u.rm:u t.o I vu ~hcm ~ .
hue Lu ·thron. Uut ~ ht1.\'11 i.:I vun hen~ 1101.h:u i Lh.t 1 wlll lellVU them thh• Clll\. ~l'l:I» .:h'cat
llu:m l II OctolJor 1, to ~curu 1u10 her . p~tor • . 'J'hc)' ••\' IS ~._ttl nus 1.0 help l llllll , 11ecuru •uuth r pa.tor, '° 1 wlll awy hcru H a.~11~· ·
1'rot.h~I cir.pcctat' to t~ .. ta llUW ~l'fk• t\111> fllll, drop ' u a. Uue ~t once. 'l'hlli Ill a h•ll t.lmu chlolrCI hi • "ood counLr)' ~ud Iii a l(ooU 01~111.11'( .. .
I . A.T . . Wa~u~ . for ai;o1 " one. . .. · · ·
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29 January _.!.908
) 7 Octobt:r 1908
20 January 1909
C .C Grisso
' l>A1' WlS
D:uwlu we sp~ut two wcckti rcccutly i1 revival t:ll'ort. 'l'lic ticld here is uot unto liarv~st, a.s . other lJlaccs we· 11: :d a.ud we lurer that it ls due to the . f t.he tit:ld has· L>een so tllorou~hly worl
r Brother W1rlck who prea.clu:d the W tor tive succcii::il vts ;·ea.r~ durln.r wl1 neuly a hum.ired /Peopl~ were a&Jdcc
hucch. Sol w,111 have to ~ coutent g tqr these whlch e.fter a.11. ls the di vh
on 'ea.rth. 'l'hree ha. ve l.Jccu addt:d to
bershlp, wltli__9uc awa.ltln~ ua.ptlsm.
27 April 19 l u ----Darwin _is still on the map. Since we- la.SC--
reported work here, H. rt. Teeter wa.s with us I
a.nd d~livered his famous l~cture, 11 Pa.yln~ the Price." 1!1e was greeted by a. large. audience
and man, old-tim~ fri ends. Brother Teeter or~a.ni1.cd the Darwin church a.bout fourteen yea.rs ai::'o I. D. Bowman was with us and
I . gave us t\~o great sermons. l11s prer.cnce and wore.ls of c 1cour:q~cment were a. lasting uenedlct1on o I us a.nd our work. The Da.rwin church is '1e ing weakened' just a. little by the ne w o q.~:u1ization that is about to b e a.t Bur
ling t on , o,1ly tlirce :i.nd oue-ha.l r"° miles dis
tant. Bu\ our loss will uc their gain. 'York
is be~un on the new church a.t Bu rlin~ton a.nd I
will possibly be teady to dedicate by Scptem-1
bcr. The present pas tor of the Darwin church
closes his tori< with them October L. '£hey will be loo · trig for a. preacher. Any one inter
ested sliou d write to JI eu ry Hi nelia.rt, I•'lora., Indiana.. i>e
1a.ce to all. C. C. G1nsso.
Florn. Inell nn. --------
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21 Se ptember 1910 C C Grisso
AL I>a.rwlr1, It lla.s ucen my ){rca.~ pri vllc~e -of :
turning over the worl\ to our wortl1y brotl1er1
II. M. lla.rley, wliich church sha.11 l.>t!comc a. I part. at the Hurlin~ton Cln~ ult. Vousi<lt!riu~
the ticld and tbc opposition tl1at we liave had
Lo face here, J can look IJaCI\ wit Ii a. <leg-rec or
satisfaction to tile work acl~omµli~lacd. Six·
~en were addc<l to the cllurcll duri11g- ll1l•sc two yearli tha.ti I IOLborcll with tlu:m. No murc • loyil &UpporterN or llac Hn:Llircn claurch a.ro
!ou11d a.nywhcrc t.lia.n lac re. l t I~ my pra.ycr
that. my succt:~sur i-.liall c11joy tl1c sa.mc courl.csy and fellowslalp or tl1cst! Brctlircn as l l1a.vc, a11d
0
may the Lord reward llim g-raciously with souls.
1 March 1911 ----oarwin-.-indiani- - ·
I The church at t lais place lias t.a.kcu :L new tease Oii lif~. 'l'lacrc is ~Vl'l'Y i11dicatlon or a. ~e~lvUyln~ or Lile forces which Cur t;ome time ~L hive ~~11 lyiut.: dormant. \\' lwu t lie ·&pecht.l tV~ll~l!\ihl le t·~TurL was stal'l~d . th rte ,weeks ~i.tn, w~ felt t lial H Wt! could a~aan ~~t !this peo~I~ l'~ ~c~""' \' lsiuu uf Ll1dr up~orlua\•lty, ! 111uch wouhl )'ct lm dune. Slowly a.11<l wlLh liQIDeeliort, t.lic CliUH'll was m :ult~ lO rt'cl Uoth
I her res~ousilillily and l1l'r pc~l'>il,ilily . Aud ere
I Lhe Lhrre wcrl\s1 llll'l0 l l11~ <:a.111c to a. c\u!'.c , l ilcrn I w.s every evidcnct: or c•Hlll' l'>l llc!-is :u1<l of a. re
! u~wcd ~cth' il)'. As UIH! urul\1cr lc~lllictl a.L
U1eclo~-= or tliL· lal\l M'f\'ict•, "'l'lalll~li look more · e11cour~~l11.: till\\' ti.au llwy did fur tile la~t. I
I four )'t:ars, 11 fur wllil'l1 WL' pr:Lii-.c tioal a.ml LiL"C
• cour~~t. : \Vlum tht! lJfCSrlll µa~tur toul\ up lliis wurl\ l~LOctOllt!r, he fuu11d a church witl1out aSu11·
' d~y'&eliuul, I.Ills impo.rta11t f uxiliary l1a\' lll.~ LM:i:n dl~l'l'll~l"d wil\1ll\' l! 111u11l.lls prlur l~ tl11s
timt. Awl we all k11uw ll1c lllc\)llablc rcl\ults
U1it must CUlllC Wlil'll Ll1l'SC COIHlil iuus µTL~\· ail.
· lltit.liziui,: ll1c rn·ccl uf a Sunday ~cl1uul, if we
~·uuld ~Vt· t1 l1upc tu SU~taiu a cliurcli WOrlliy u(
lhe uamtt, µrl'~Mlrl! was lJrou~lit to \n•ar from Lhe ~~irlllill~, allCI WC llOW St!C a ~rcat deal of Interest uuusl!Cl, a11cl we arc ~oi11.: to opl!ll t.l1c SCl10ul a~~ill ill till~ lll!:~r fulUrt.! 1 Wt! \Jclit!\'C Wit\a ~rt'aL pronil:-;cs lml h l'ur tl1c school :.uacl t l1c church.
A&lde from l liu ahu\'c mc11tio11cd rc~ul ts,
Which O( lhCIUSl'l\'l·s were wort Ii lllc effort put. .
forth, ~Ix MJuls Wl'l'c a<ldrcl tu llic cl1urcll, 011c ~)' ftlaliUll 1 Ulll! lay ll'llC1' 1 atid fuur lJyl.m.plll'illl. While ~·c <lhl 1111l :-.l.!U all bru11~l1t iutu ll1c fulcl th~t We li:ul l11111l'cl for, }'l:l we l1avc c\·cry rca·
~'LO lJcllc\·c l li:Ll Urnl wa.s wit la us, and lJh·sM·ll
tlat tlfor~ lllll rurl " ·
things are in such . shape, ~1 that if we as a church put forth a reasonable amount of effort, God will bless us richly, both in empowering us for service
I and in giving us souls for . I our harvest. H M Harley I.__--- ---- -- ..
3 January 1912
· Duwln, lndl~u ·
: '£111~ above named church ls rejolcln1e In a re· YlviLI ot l.hu trut11tplrlt ot Liu: Chrl&t .ma.11 1 arid ot the l11l:at.herl11~ ot tttven~I 11e~ people. 'l'l1 1:1 p'6.lltor, waiet.hcr with the able ~h.~a.oce uC ?itliii J.•c;r.rl CrtiL"t:r, held a..btrh:a ot tV&Diifel· ·
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lit.le aorvlcu durlo" Novtsmbttr and December, .
• cootlnuln1e tor thrte iu1d • lJalt w,ek1. Al- · Lhou.ch Lha WHthcr wa11 nry Inclement, a.n<l the roa()s b~d throu"h the entire tlau:. the lo· tereu m&nltuted · WjLi iplendld, and. the U• teodance very 6(0od, under the clrcum1tanc1S1. Suvcn iOulM were added to the churc;h by bap. . t.l&m,_tour youni: people aod three: head• of fa.will~. A new and moit aplenklld tield haa
. bnn opened to l.he church, and. we IO:Olc tor• couttuuiu.lon ot· i.111: .:oou wurk . The church
• I
we bellevt1, hu a new vlalon of h~; duty, a.od w.s ;ms ~1pecLll•i: ~rt:at Lliln"' tor. \hla com Iha: yea.r:. • .
The .. sneral or"aolnLlou1 art hi~~ condl· tlon ti~1a11cliLlly and otherw llie. 'l'he Sister&' Socltty Cl.arllaLla.n . Eudea.vor hiUi re~ntly bou.:ht'one hundr&ld new M>ll" books, and the· ~unda.y .iChool ' a. most bca.utlful Dible for the
pulplt. Thtt iut na.med au1llluy la I~ a "row· .. ln1e condition, and '¥• hope to lncri:&M both &Jui nttandauc-. and tlu1 ~n1c11:n'cy ·durln.r &.ho I nut fesw 'mouL.h~. - . ·. · J · . · 1
. WlLh 0110 i.dulLlonlLI aitirvlcuv-:~Y Lwo week11, •nd ~fLh . Llu1 door o.t op~rtunlty now optm be· tore "f• th• church bu"h&. Lo do iirea.t thtn&a
· for Cl rli.&. and Lht community dM.rlnti tlu1 nn~ tw.:lv monLlui, - W• u111· a.waLlr11d of auceew U eac~1 tim~r wlll only r.wa~tn tu hla rea;ponal· . blllt~ i.11u uo hla; 1thar• of tlu1 work, ot· Gud. W-. p ~1 fur nesu .:rcater a;ucceii this com111; yciu, ml wlll ~Ive G<.Ml a.11 ut Lht"lory •.
• 11. ·)I •. U•iu.xv. All iu all, Wl: fol· I c11l·ou ra~l !d, k 11u w i 11~ l li~t,/\, ·
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22 15 January 1913 H H Harley a.ur1in9ton, IN.
. .. . I r T~· D r~ln-~urllnalon, lndl~H, Circuit '
'l'hou h no report has been &u bml tted to · Solle col mri& ot our lndespeusal>le a.nd e ver- 1 lmpro• og'church pa.per for &ome tlme p:LSt, '. 7et. thl ls no &Igo tl1at the above churches &re Inactive. lla.ther the opposite. Gap has rlc~ly . blessed us and used us to the belplo~a.nd blessing ot others during t~1e . lu' t;1
months. 'flie most friendly rel~ uooa Ible are existing between pastor . wd pe pie, which ma.kes t.he work a.:ree· able 'nfi·ellectl ve tor a.II concerned ·
The rork at the Darwin church · Is IDOV·
27 De cember 1916
lor'alopg nicely. In the early Fall brother . H. R. }Yolford came to us, to assist In 1.he I cnn¥ep~tlc campaign. llrotlier Wolf ore.I reoder Yery faithful and elllcleut service, 1 oyol l Belote lodth churchand community was much l - Burlingt-on IN . bl because of his mlnlstrt1.tlo11s. J!' Jve I _ . _ _ __ &0ula ~ ed~ed their alle~lance to the ~reat. r--0 0- our ret.\1rn home we began our meet-1.ude or men, all ot whom sl.:nllied I.heir I· ing at the D~rwin church which continued loteot on of comlnic wlLh us all a. people. A 11 four weeks and we think added much to th~ mOitaplendld and well a.t.temlecJ commur
11lon i; church, thou~h not so great in nuhmber.
aervl~ brouiht. the meetlni: to a. c ose, 1
' Three made the choice o! our churc , two m&0y f'_e&tltylui: that God had ulel:>bed tli~m · · by relation and one br. baptism. Our Sun· it11ou~h the &peel a.I services, and tha.t It. 'I day school is going hne and we hope Lo wu Llfelr desire to serve Ulm more a.ccep· have a front line school here this year! 't'f! tably {rom that. th!lc on. On J a.nuary 2, I have started a teacher training class with &D aU~ay meetlni was 11eld1 to wl1Jch not 1
1
. tiflccn members, using Hurlbut's book. 0011 t~e meinberi 1'ut also the trlbnds ot We closed our Darwi
11 meeting with a com
U1echfUCh were Invited. ·A specla.1 service 1
muoion which was well attended. We hope of Prafii &Dd co11secratlon WiUi enjoyed In to have 1:ood report» from the1:te places dul'· the mfruln~, a.fter which a.lxlut oue hun· in¥ the year. dred ~ople &at dowu to well· lilied ta.bles. lo U1 &Cterooou a. iph:ucJl<J represeuta.tlon ot Lile church memberihip were present tor the Q~arterly busloe&& mectl11.:1 a.t wl1lch Limo ,11 t.he bu&lness ot tlus old yea.r wa.s iLrll&htened up, and pla.us la.Id tor U1e work ofth~ new yea.r. 'l'he day proved a. social llld &jma.terla.l, u well a.s a. splritua.I teiu;t. .
. The ~aat.or es peel all)', pro ti ted materia.lly, lu th~' a.t the cl<>1ae of tius day's work, he •u &~veo a very oubliitautlal <lor1atlou ln Lbe w~y ot provisions to till the larder tor IOme I ~lme to come. Jle, t.o~et.her with his •Ile, ~eslre to wure the llouors tha.t we hilly ~pprecla.t.e this expresslou or good wlll, lnd 11t1all io the year tJdortj us, try to prove cveo ~he more wo_r:tl!l_oC p11: ttame.
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------28 April 1920
• 'i'1·!· l>iNWlA-Tlo• cii-.r.:b ""'• ..;.~ --.:.'~;,~ pi).f·
:odr a.ow li.;111 ,.,.,.1"1111 11orl 11· 1.··~ ~: _.;.; ..J-~ -,·~~ will IJ\• •n1idcJ wi\b. ib9" \wH.:r 1~. Tli• f11lk• " ·iU •njuy ik. ... 1'vi· --~· . ~ · aJid uow ii.at wlu:a U.uy cow• -' ~~ wal be "a '41 Lri11lltoa lb• .:luou1y. ".1~ 'fill e&a&.atll, • • :ui Old J •"'-h:w" 14!).,• .. Uitr• Oil tli1: 11i11lo' of April 11, \11
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'."" ·Tl;, cli11r<.b •Mil i11 vu1owi auiUI· · •M ·
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I.,~ j"611l lu:up Lytle. " J lau 11tol ... )'•L
~ iloi• 11111 ... a c:owpli111111t or cowpl•illl. • ~ ... ,., tli»l w tll• rOIMlcr. Wu •r• •11141
1 ; "" plau• l.c:rc lur a ·W11111a11 '• l>ay pruicraw ~ .-.. 11 Cliihlrc11 '1 lJwy }lruiira111 wliicll we
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, .. ..._ ilo tL 11 M11.1cr '• M!rvii:.i. Wa ali1111ld IJ\1 i11 Nurlb lihui:loi:•Lrr •Utud· ~ U,.. l:.-w11t;ultaui: Coufuruucc, Lui CM1111u1, • o4 tltl• i1111J br.•11.rrli " "ill ba\"c &u d1:.r1itt uur .1,..,,. 11}' lu .Ur. "l"lu" • Cu., wlil.llfl lia· • ';,• f•r ,1~ •. ,.,.J 1lwir -. ... i...
W. T. LY'l'I.&
31 December 1919 W T Lytle Burlington IN.
sHJ~Ll t."G 'l'ON AND DAllWlN Bfu:;TlUi!;N CHU KC: 11.l:::i
W" bi.' c Lc,.11 1!111lc:. \ ur11:i,: 111'"11 t ht1:i\I llclJ• ' 1.i dc\ului• a u.J ra rry •lllt t ho.: :011.:KIJ'>lt:J pr<r ' 1;1:.. 11< ~ OutliucJ iu ul•r .l-'011r \"cur !'rui;r.uu Jl'b ii:~ hu» bcuu auccliui: wiLh prupcr cu·u!'cB'.
\i&1u 1111111 our cun:oti tucu•·y. C ·D:u'WUl 1 1''ullowini: our ~"t iuuu.l Couf'trcuco '1110 bo· tt~ a •.iri.:» ut u1i: t11i11g3 ut Durwiu 'llrhich cu11ti11ucJ (ur llircd wcukii anJ clo .. uJ on tho>
·!i4111Juy l!\'cui11¥ pr.:ccJini,: uur •tntu cu11fcr· .c11cu ut liuabcn u11 Udub•·r 1h" 11iub. Wlulu thu o.u,•uJ1rn.:t1 w1u nut luri.:u yc:t it WIMI r.:ii·
!ul11r ~uJ uiu .. tly cuu.:1ialcJ .if tho ll1tl111Luubip. 1Thu 111torc:~t .it tho \"urit1u11 llu11. i liuriC11 WIUI
· .:r•· .. ily incrca~cJ 1rn1l tb.i :::iu.tulay .d..,ul w;u ;1icu.:h1h'J, uuJ u1uoy tbiui::t poiut luwurJ tho I wct.: l iui.::1 L.:iui: u ~11c.: .:.:1:i1 in Lo:ucH1ti11 ·• 1hu
I locul_ "hurd1, yot tho uuwuricul .. trcu;:tb Willi uol 111crcu.cJ 111 pn·~cnt. Uu.t 1hcrt1 i• prull· VCCI lhllt llu: ru Ur" :.VIUC Who Will U:I OIOUll Ull
l-.u11•i11 ccJ Lo with u.1. ~u.uy tbiui:• h11vo c:.u•t1•l JL.:rt1llt an•l "'"'tlJoncu hull 10 bu 011co
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DARWIN PASTORS
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Re vival h e ld at Methodist Church in Darwin, by Roy Russell Tee ter
Darwin Bre thren organized by R.R.Teeter
Sanford Seawright, r e sident pastor
William w. Summe rs part time with Salem.
Vaccant for 3 months
Wi lliam J.H. Ba uman ~ time with Edna Mills
Vaccant f o r a few months
Lawre nce O. Hubbard ~ time with Salem .. r, .. ,,.,
Vaccant for about 1 ~ years
Arthur T. Wirick \ time with Sa l em
Clare nce C. Grisso part time with Salem .
Harve y M. Harley ~time with Burlingto n
Vaccant 1 month
Dyo le Belo t e part time with Burlington .
Arthu r Hoppis 1 year with Bu rl ing t on.
William T. Lytle \ time with Burlington.
Vaccant
Be njamin H. Flo ra atleast till May 1925 part time with Flora
Disbanded
Joe E. Clingenpeel presented money t o the Burlington Brethren Church
Building used f o r sto r age of farm equipment
Distroyed by a tornado
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DYOLL BELOTE
DYOLL BELOTE was b o rn September 13 , 1880 in La Grange, Co . Indiana . He married NELLIE MILLER , who was b o rn August 5 , 1881 in
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Logan Co . Ohi o . She was the daughter of SAMUEL MILLER and ELIZABETH MILNER MILLER.
Afte r high school in Lima,Ohio , DYOLL' spe nt 5 yearEI at Ashland Co llege i n the Classical Divin i ty c o urse . In 1903 , Brother BELOTE b ecame a traveling representative f o r the Brethren Publishing Co . Later , h e s e r ved as Business Manager of the Bre th ren Evangelist.
Both• NELLIE and DYOLL passed away while at the Brethren Home in Flo ra, Indiana . NELLIE d ied J u n e 24, 195 6 and DYOLL d i ed Decemb e r 29 , 1967 . They are b o th J buried at Maple La wn Cemetery, near Flora, Indian a .
WILLI AM J . H. BAUM/\N
WILLI AM BAUMAN wa s born Decembe r 2 4 , 1837 in No rthampton Co . Pe n n a . His f ather wa s rd11ca ted fo r t h e Roma n Ca tho lic · priestho 0 d, but h e e nte r e d th e rn~d ica l pro f ess i o n i ns tead . llis mo t h e r , SARAH Hl\RTZELL, was born in Penna. o n Feb rua ry 2 6 , 1 8 1 4 a nd d ied September 1 , 1850 . IH T.T ... J AM l e f t Pe nn a . a nd se t t l ed i n Stephe nso n Co . I ll ino is . I t wa s hr. r e t hat he ma rri e d .l\MELI/\ LECKI NGTON o n ,Ju l y 8 , 186 0 . Ba uman '"i'IS bapti zed i n t o the German Ba p t i st Churc h i n Au gus t 1 8 5 7 near Le n a , I ! l ~ nn i s . Thre e yea rs La t e r h~ wa s cAl l e d t o s e rve in ~h e min istry . He moved t o i:own whP.rf';'! h e f armed , wa s a ston e ma s o n and ~eache r . He preac h e d 1 to 3 se rma ns ne arly Ave ry Su nda y f o r 1 8 y eArs . He b P.came a ss ociated with the r rogre s s ive mov e me n t o:: t h P. Ge rma n Ba pti s t Chu r c h i n 18 80 wh i l e l oca t ed i n Mo rri ll, Kci nsas . Afte r atte ndin g t he Dayton Co nven t -i o n in j une o f "1 8 83 h e wa s e xp e ll e d f r om t 1w Gr. r r.1ttn !3a p t: 5. st Churc h. WI LLI AM BAUMAN c::. 1 rri~ i.c~d ma ny h a rds}iips f or t he cause o f .. 11 0 B.r0t-h r r. n Ch urc }i . He server t he Bre t }i r e n ·· , 1 1 1 11 his d oath Ma y 1 4, 1 9 2 2 at the n g e r, f 85 y ea rs .
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BENJAMIN H. FLORA
BENJAMIN was born December 17,1855 jn Howa rd Co. Indiana. He was the son of ARRAHAM FLORA, a well known minister of the O ld Order Church. BENJAMIN married SARAH E. TRENT in 1876 .
In Jnn uary of 1886, B.H. FLORA attendc•d ..-:in evC'nge listic campaign in Flora, Ind. \\l1 i c h r esulte d in the organization of the 1·· 1 o ra Br0 thren Church. BENJAMIN and SARAH 1·.1st the j r l o t with t he Brethren and were c l\;irter me mbers of this church .
He n tte nded Ashland College for a few y0a rs begi ning in 1888. He then returned to Plora, Indiana where he taught school . Suncl.1ys he preached at Flora and othe r Brethren churches . He gave up teaching in 1896 and beq ,1n his ac tive minis try. Brother FLORA took hi s calling from the Lord very seriously.During his pastoral work he received more than 11()0 me mbr- rs into the Brethren church . He also
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sr• rve d as Indiana State Evangelist for 2 years and in 1905 he took c-! 1.3 rge of the Chicago Mission in I 11 inois. He a l so preached the c: 01spc l in Ca nada for 7 years. Brother FLORA served as president (• f t h e Brethren Ministe~ial Association. On September 1,1936 he t 1 ied af.tc r se rving the Lord faithfully for nearly 50 years. He is l' u ried at the Maple Lawn Cemetry, East of Flora, Indiana.
CLARENCE C. GRISSO
CLARENCE GRISSO was bo rn in 1882 near Springfield , Ohio. He studied for several years at North Manchester College and graduated in 1903 from the Bible department . In the spring of 1904 he attended a revival b e ing conducted by Evangelist STEPHEN H. BASHORE at Mexico, Indiana. CLARENCE cast his l ot with the Brethren Church and about a mo nth later on Apri l 3,1904 wa s ordained to the Eldership of the church. He was just 22 year s old. ELNORA BALSBAUGH became his bride in 1905. They had 6 children and one, VERNON D.GRISSO became a minister .
Brother Grisso served 24 churches in six different states, a n even gelistic ministry in fourteen states. He had served the Lord ' for 60 years when he died on May 17, 1965.
HARVEY M. HARLEY
HARVEY M. HARLEY, the son of MANASSES and AMANDA B. HARLEY, was born December 7, 1882 in Montgomery Co. Penna. On October 12,1905 he married ETHEL MURRAY.
Brother HARLEY was ordained at the First Brethren Church in Philadelphia, Penna. in the summer of 1905. He graduated from Ashland College on June 16 , 1909. He died at the young age of 39 after 6 weeks of serious illness, on March 25,1922. During his 17 years of service HARVEY pastored churches in Williamstown, Ohio; Burlington and Da rwin in Indiana and 8 years a t the First Brethren Church in Pittsburg, Penna . He also served as Indiana State Secretary of Sunday Schoo l in 1914.
LAWRENCE 0 . HUBBARD
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H. M. HARLEY
LAWRENCE was born in July 1874 in Indiana . He was married to PEARL 0 . in1898 .
HUBBARD g r aduat ed in 1904 from the German Baptist College a t North Manchester , Indiana. Brother HUBBARD served a s Se cretary of the Ind . Mission Board, pastored churches and was active in a ll depar tme nt s of church work . LAWRENCE HUBBARD died Fe brua ry 10, 1924 .
CLARENCE C. GRISSO s tated " BROTHER HUBBARD preaches the wo rd with power and in suc h a way that those who hear him once will want t o hear him again".
WILLIAM T. LYTLE
WILLIAM T. LYTLE was the s on of LUTHER A.and ELIZABETH TINLEY LYTLE. He was born on April 8,1881 in Illinois. WILLIAM married MAUDE BRUMBAUGH o n Oct.5 ,1 904 ~hey had 2 daughters M.Rs. DONOVAN (PAULINE) BEC!< and MRS . HOYTE (ARLENE) MANN.
Some churches he served were Dutcht own and Gravelton near Goshen Indiana; Burlington, Darwin, Flora and Loree all in Indiana . Pastor Lytle died February 24,1960 and is buried at Maple Lawn Cemetry at Flora, Indiana
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SANFORD SEAWRIGHT
SANFORD was born March 13,1847 the son of JOSEPH SEAWRIGHT and HESTER LOUISE SAYLOR. On March 28, 1875 MARY CLINGENPEEL became his wife. She was the daughter of EMANUEL CLINGENPEEL and MARY WHITE. MARY was also a sister of JOE E. CLINGENPEEL. They had one daughter , MARTHA J. SEAWRIGHT who married MITCHELL COOK.
In 1876, SANFORD united with the German Baptist Church and was elected Elder at the Bache l o r Run Church in1879. He had strong leanings toward the Progressive Movement and voiced his feelings. The Bachelor Run Church expelled him in September 1882. In October of 1883, SANFORD, his wife MARY, BALTZER GORDON (also an expelled Elder from Bachelor Run) his wife SARAH BEARD, along with 9 o thers became Charter Members of the congregation known as the Brethren Church at Burlington. Their meetings were held at the Sugar Grove Union Church in S.W. corner of Howard Co. In 1886 they built a meeting house and named i t Salem. It was located in S.E. corner of Carroll Co.
SEAWRIGHT and some others in the Carro lto n area desired services to be held close r to their homes. He became a Charter Member o f the Darwin Brethren Church and the Church House was built on his land. SANFORD SEAWRIGHT was the resident pastor of the Darwin Brethren from its formation until his death November 29,1900 .
I praise the . Lord for SANFORD and MARY SEAWRIGHT and their dedication to serving their Lord through the Brethren Church. The people of the Burlingto n Church and those whos e ro6ts come -from the Darwin Church owe this godly couple our sincere gratitude .
WILLIAM W. SUMMERS
WILLIAM SUMMERS was born in Rush Co. Indiana on De cember 14, 1846. His father died when WILLIAM was just 1 year old and his mother died when he was 3 years old. He was raised by his Grandfather Summers . WILLIAM was brought up in the faith of the Campbellite Church. When he arrived at maturity he united with the German Baptist Church. After 3 years he withdre w from this body to join the Congregational Brethren who were successors of the Fa r West-ern Brethren. SUMMERS was called into the ministry and in1883 joined forces with the Brethren Church . He was one of the pioneers of the Brethren cause in Indiana. After serving the Lord well in many churches, he died March 26, 1917 at the age of 70 years.
Elder Wm. W. Summers DIEB MARCH lt!• 1917
ROY RUSSELL TEETER
ROY RUSSELL TEETER was the son of a pioneer progressive, Elder ELIAS KAYLOR TEETER and his mother, SUSANNAH. lie was born o n March 8 , 1870 at Pleasent Hill, Miami Co. Ohio . R.R. TEETER wa s baptised on March 20, 1890 and becamP. ve ry active in the work of the church . At the age n f 23 h e was called t o the ministry and ordained by
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Elder WILLIAM W. SUMMERS and his father, Elder E.K.TEETER n n January 1, 1893. He graduated from Ashland College in 1893 a nd also attended Manchester Bible School at North Manch e ste r , I ndiana in 1897 and 1898.
E.K.TEETER
Rev. TEBTER marr i ed DELLA HALE during his first pastor~te which was at the Cambrla IN. Mount Pleasant Church. He remained here fo r 3~ years.
Tn Februa r y 1897, at the age of 26, h e he ld a revival meeting 0 t the Durwin Methodist Church for 3 weeks until he was refused c ontinued use of the church house. The following April, R.R.TEETER was chosen pastor and Elder of 't'he·newly organized Darwin Brethren Church . Uuring his time serving Darwin, a church building was r n ·c t 0d . In 1898, he l e ft India na to pas to r the Milledgeville Church in Ill . He wa s called to become a part of the work of the c hurch at the Brethren Publishing Company in Ashland, OH. in 1915. Rev. TEETER served a s eusiness Manager (with a few years as Editor) unti l 1935. He also held the possition of Secretary of the Board o f Trustees o f Ashland College fer many years.
R.R.TEETER we nt to be with his Lord on December 6, 1952 at h~ age of 82 years. Fu neral services were held at the Park Street
Church, Ash land, Ohio . .
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ARTHUR T . WIRICK
I n ~ 87 ~~ in Palestine Indiana , ARTHUR was born the s o n of 1 : ~ ·.(nr.E a n d MAnY WI RICK . At the ear.Ly age of 18, ARTHUR Wc?S bap-1 i 70- d and o rdained in to the Breth ren Church by rm. . CHARL!:::S F. 10llP.R. Thre e years J. c=t t et' , i n 1899, h e married IDA GOOD of Syra -
usc-> , Indj a na. Bro t:ier WI?. I CK , . was we 11 thought of by those in l h C' I3urlin g t o n area . li e was said to have b een a wo nderful pas-10 r . It was l ovingly sold by OVA FERG8SON that "Brother WIRICK ·· il!'; t h e l a ziest man , his wife waited o n him" . MARGARET MABBITT 1rmc mhers ~he wonderful time she had at Winona Lake, Warsaw, In d i a na wh e n he t o ok her for a motor boat ride. ARTHUR served 1:(11 1 ington a nd Darwin ea rly i n his ministry he was only 25 · '• !l r· n he came to this pas tor ate. ARTHUR s ervC?d churches in :i: ndiana
11 c1 wa s an a c tive evangelist th roughout the Brethr~n Churc h. Re~ . WIRICK and Rev . GEORGE W. RENCH purch Rs e d a square o f
·· r N md and two cottage s at Shipshewana . There we.::-e only two o ther ~ 1 tnges in t h e area Cl t that time . As they sat o n a fall e n l og
I '• 'king o\lt at the s wamp , waterfront and hillside the tho ugh t .,me t o the m tha t s ome day Camp Meetings might be held in that
1 • l ,r~ . Jn the years to come what we know as The Brethren Retreat 1 t- Shir r. h 0 wana, Indiana became a reality . Brother WIRICK died llr ·rmhe 1~ l, 1 9 45 a t h e age of 67 years.
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A Allbaugh Fred, 9. Allbaugh Queen, 9. Allen Bessie, 13. Allen Calvin, 10. Allen Dora, 10 Allen Edna, 9. Allen Effie, 9. Allen Exie, 9. Allen Fred, 9. Allen George, 13. Allen George w., 9. Allen John, 9 . Allen Luther, 9. Allen Orval, 9. Allen Queen, 9. Allen Ruth, 9. Allen Squire, 9. Allen Susan, 9.
B Bailey Charles, 11. Bailey Esther, 11. Bailey Florence, 12. Bailey Freda, 9. Baker ? 18. Baker Hester, 9. Balsbaugh Elnora, 28. Bame Charles, 25. Barnard Charles, 9. Barnard Hazel, 9. Barnard Naomi, 9. Barnard Nellie, 9. Barnard Ova, 5,7,9,32. Barnard Rolla, 9. Barnard Rosco, 9. Barnard Russell, 9. Barnard Sylvia, 9. Barnard William, 7. Bashore Stephen, 28. Bauman Amelia, 27. Bauman L.S., 16. Bauman Sarah, 27. Bauman William, 16,26,27. Bausam Rosetta, 12. Baxter Gladys, 13. Beard Darah, 30. Beck Donovan, 29. Beck Mary, 13. Beck Pauline, 29 . Be 11 Anna, 1 0. Be 11 De 1 c i e , 9 . Belote Dyoll, 22,26,27. Belote Nellie, 27. Beougher Ruth, 9. Blue Carrie, 10. Blue Jessie, 10.
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Bock Benjamin, 9. Bock Edna Polk, 9. Bock Edna Rayls, 9. Bock Emma, 9,11. Bock Ethel, 9,12. Bock Hester, 9. Bock John, 9 . . Bock Sarah, 7,9,15,18. Bock William, 9. Bock Winifred, 9. Bowman I . D . , 2 0 • Bowman Ruth, 10. Briggs Claudia, 12. Brower Catherine, 9. Brown Edith, 12. Brown Effie, 10. Brown Sam, 12. Brumbaugh Maude, 29.
c Catron Ervil, 12. Clawson Donnabelle, 13. Clawson Mahlon, 13. Clingenpeel Adaline, 9. Clingenpeel Amos, 12. Clingenpeel Blanch, 9,12. Clingenpeel Catherine, 9. Clingenpeel Delcie, 9. Clingenpeel Elizabeth G. 11. Clingenpeel Elizabeth, 10. Clingenpeel Emanuel, 30. Clingenpeel Esther , 12. Clingenpeel Ethel, 9. Clingenpeel Eva, 10. Clingenpeel Francis, 10. Clingenpeel Frank, 9. Clingenpeel Freda , 9. Clingenpeel Fredrick, 9. Clingenpeel Glen, 12. Clingenpeel Harry, 9. Clingenpeel Issac, 9. Clingenpeel Jane, 10.
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Clingenpeel Joseph, 9,10,26,30. Clingenpeel Laura, 10, 12. Clingenpeel Lillian, 10. Clingenpeel Lloyd, 7,9,10,19. Clingeqpeel Lucille, 9. Clingenpeel Mary, 7,13,30. Clingenpeel Mary Lula, 9. Clingenpeel Mary White, 30. Clingenpeel Maude, 10. Clingenpeel Mildred, 9,10. Clingenpeel Minnie, 9. Clingenpeel Murley, 9. Clingenpeel Nancy Crume, 10. Clingenpeel Nancy Elizabeth, 9,30 .
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Clingenpeel Nancy Ellen, 9. Clingenpeel Naomi, 9. Clingenpeel Roy, 7 , 10. Clingenpeel Verne, 9. Clingenpeel Zena, 7,10. Cloe Charles, 11. Cloe Nisha, 11. Cook Anna, 1 0 . Cook Effie, 10. Cook Fern, 10 . Cook Iva, 10 . Cook Jessie, 10. Cook Katherine , 11. Cook Martha Landes , 10 . Cook Martha S . , 7,10 , 13,30. Cook Mary , 1 0 . Cook Mitchell, 10,13,30. Cook Russell , 10 . Cook Samuel, 10 . Cook sister, 7,15,18. Craig Lydia , 13 . Creager Pearl , 17 , 21. Crume A. M., 9 . Crume Daisy , 7 , 10,15,19. Crume Esta , 10. Crume Glenn , 10. Crume Hazel , 9. Crume Kenneth, 12. Crume Marjorie, 12 . Crume Murley , 9. Crume Nancy , 10 . Crume Naoma , 1 0 . Crume Rolla , 10. Crume Sylvester, 10. Crummett Nancy, 9.
D Davis Ruth , 1 2 Dillon Berta, 10. Dillon Dora , 10. Dillon Glen Pete , 10. Dillon Gordon, 10. Dillon Harry, 10. Dillon Howard, 10. Dillon Jennie, 10 . Dillon Russell, 10. Dillon Ruth , 10 . Dillon William , 10 . Downham Ruth , 12 .
E Eaton Emmett, 9 . Eaton Murley , 9. Edwards Geneva , 10 . Eikenberry Carrie , 10. Eikenberry Edna , 9 . Eikenberry Geneva, 10.
Eikenberry Lena , 10 , 13 . Eikenberry Lewis, 10 . Eikenberry Lydia, 11 . Eikenberry Lydia Wise , 10. Eikenberry Nora, 10. Eikenberry Reuben A. , 1 0 . Eikenberry Sarah , 7 , 9,15 , 18. Eikenberry Susanna, 10 .
F Ferguson Carl , 10. Ferguson Elizabeth , 10. Ferguson Isaac, 10. Ferguson Joseph , 10. Ferguson Neva, 10. Ferguson Ova, 5 , 7,9,32 . Ferguson Raymond, 10 . Ferguson Vern , 7,9 . Ferrier John , 12. Ferrier Louisa, 12 . Fisher Jennie, 10 . Flora Abraham, 28. Flora Bacel, 11 . Flora Benjamin , 15,16,25,26,28. Flora Bertha , 11 . Flora Donald, 11. Flora Earl , 11 . Flora Glen, 11. Flora Louise , 11. Flora Samuel , 11,20. Flora Sara h, 28. Flora Vern, 11 . Forrer Edna , 11. Fouts Mildred, 9 , 10.
G Gard Adaline , 9 . Garrison Angeline , 7 , 11 . Garrison Arvil Ross, 11 . Garrison Bessie, 11 , 12 . Garrison Clarence, 12 . Garrison Edna, 11. Garrison Esther, 11. Garrison Ethie , 11 . Garrison Fletcher, 11. Garrison Geneva, 11. Garrison Gladys, 12 . Garrison Halcie, 11. Garrison John, 7,11 . Garrison Katherine, 11 . Garrison Lantie , 11 . Garrison Lydia, 11. Garrison Margaret , 11. Garrison Matilda , 11 . Garrison Nisha , 11 . Garrison Ollie Marie, 11. Garrison Pearl, 11.
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Garrison Samue l, 11. Garrison Wal l ace, 11. Garrison William, 11 . Gi l bert Orval, 13. Gi l bert Vera, 13 . Good Ida, 32. Gordon Baltzer , 30 . Gordon Sarnh, 30 . Graham Blanch, 11. Graham Clinton, 9,11. 1;ralrnm Cor<le lli a , 11. < ~ ra hnm Daisy, 11. Graham Elizabeth, 11. Graham Emma, 9,11. Graham Freddie , 11 . Graham George, 11 . c, raham James B ., 11. Graham James G. , 11. Graham Martha , 11 . Gralrnm Sarah Hoff, 11. Graham Sarah Louise, 11 . Graham Vance , 11. Gra hnm William , 11 . Graham Zellar, 11. GrP.en Gladys, 12 . Grisso Clarence , 15,18,20 ,
26,28,29. Grisso El e nora, 28. Grisso Vernon , 28.
H ll <l l c nc ll a , 31. llArl e y l\manda, 29. llnrl e y Ethel, 29. Harl e y Harvey, 20,21,22 , 26,29. llnrl e y Manasses, 29 . 11 ,, rmo n Matilda , 1 t. lla r r-c l I Co rdellia, 11. 11.:lrris Sylvia, 9. ll ei rtsock Charles, 10 . Hartso c k Naoma , 10. Ha rt ze ll Sarah, 27. Harvey Hilda , 12. Ha rve y Jesse, 12 . He ffn e r Gail,13. He nderson Cecile, 11 . Hende rson Clara, 11 . He nderson John , 11. Ho ff Sarah, 11. lloppis Arthur, 26. Hubbard Lawrence, 17,26 , 29. Hubbard Pearl, 29 . Humbert Louise , 11.
J J e wr tt Bl a nc h, 9 , 12 . -- -#
J e we tt Gllbert , 9,12 , 20. J o rdan Daisy, 7 , 10,15,19.
Justice Bessie, 11 , 12. Justice Cora, 12,19 . Justice Edith, 12. Justice Esther , 12 . Justice Evelyn, 12 . Justice Fred , 12. Justice Helen, 12 . Justice Homer, 11,12 . Justice Lucile , 12. Justice Mable, 12 . Justice Mary, 12. Justice Paul, 12. Justice Samuel , 12 .
K Kanable Levi, 12. Kanable Mary , 12. Kingery He l en , 12 . Kirkpatrick Clara, 11. Kite Iva, 10 . Kite Tony, 10.
L Landes Martha, 10. Landis Blanch, 11 . Landis Elma, 12. Landis Elmer, 12 Landis Raymond, 11. Landis Sarah, 13 . Large n El mer, 12 . Largen Mable, 12. Leckington Amelia, 27 . Ly tle Arlene, 29. Lytle El izabeth , 29 . Lytle Luther, 29. Lytle Maude, 29. Ly t l e Pauline , 29. Lytle William, 23,24,2 6 ,29.
M Mabbi tt Alice P ., 7,12 . Mabbitt James, 7,12. Mabbitt Margaret , 32. Mann Arlene, 29. Mann Hoyte, 29. Martin Ethie , 11 . Matl ock Nancy , 9 . Mc Mahon Susan, 9. Mc Manama Adah, 12. Mc Manama Lora, 12. Mc Nough ? , 17. Milburn Ethel, 9,12. Milburn Hilda , 12. Milburn Marjorie, 12. Milburn Ray, 9,12 . Miller Elizabeth , 27 . Miller Nellie, 27 . Miller Samuel, 27. Miller V. R., 17.
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Miller W.H., 16. Mills Josiah, 10. Mills Nora, 10. Milner Elizabeth, 27. Moore Bertha, 12. Moore Elma, 12. Moore Ervil, 12. Moore John, 10,12. Moore Laura, ! 10,12. Moore Murray, 12. Moore Ru th, 12. Moore Ve rn, 12. Mo rris Lillian, 10. Murray Ethe l, 29. Myer Da lta, 9. Myer Ed, 9. Myer Esta, 10. Myer Ethel , 9. Myer Exie , 9. Myer Mary Lula, 9. Myer Royc e, 9. Myer Ze na, 7,10. Myers Ernest, 25. Myers L.A., 24.
N Ne lson Herbert, 10 Ne lson Jane, 10.
0 Overholser Bessie , 12. Overholser Charles ,7,12. Overholse r Claudia, 12. Overholse r Claude, 12. Overholse r Curtis, 12. Overholse r Daniel, 12. Overholse r Eliza, 12. Overholse r Harry, 12. Overholser Jessie, 12. Overholser Leona, 12. Overholser Lora, 12. Overholser Louisa, 12. Overholser Lula, 12. Overholser Maggie, 7,12. Overholser Mary, 12. Overholser Maude, 12. Overholser Obiadiah, 12. Overholser Olga, 12. Overholser Rosetta, 12. Overholse r Ruth, 12. Overholser Susanna, 10. Overholser Susie, 12. Overholser Tobias, 12. Overholser William E., 12. Oyler Bertha, 12. Oyler Fred, 11. Oyler Ollie Marie, 11. Oyler Robert, 12.
p Pattengale Lucille, 9. Patty Pearl, 11. Peter Eunice, 13. Peterson Clara, 13. Platt Alice P., 7,12. Platt Cecile, 11. Platt Otto, 11. Polk Edna, 9. Pullen Cora, 13.
Q Quinn Margaret, 11.
R Rayls Edna, 9. Redding Elmo, 12. Redding Hilda, 12. Rench George, 32. Richardson Lula, 12. Ric hardson Maggie, 12. Riggle Bessie, 12. Riggle Gard, 12. Rinehart Henry, 13,16,20. Rinehart John, 13. Rinehart Mary, 7,13,30. Rinehart Sarah, 13. Rinehart Susanna, 13. Rowland Maud, 13.
s Saylor Hester, 30. Schnepp Arthur, 13. Schnepp Clorie, 13. Seawright Eliza, 12. Sea wright Hester, 30. Seawright Joseph, 30. Seawright Martha, 7,10,13,30. Seawright Mary, 7,13,16,26,30. Seawright Sanford, 5,7,13,16,
26,30. Sink David, 10,13. Sink Esther, 13. Sink Laurel, 13. Sink Lena, 10,13. Sink Vera, 13. Sizenbender Elva, 9. Sizenbender Minnie, 9. Smoker Angeline, 11. Snyder Myrtle, 13. Stevenson Helcie, 11. Strafford Minnie, 9.
' Summers William, 16,26,30,31.
T Tam Merle, 11. Tam Ollie Marie, 11. Teeter Della, 31. Teeter Elias, 31. Teeter Roy R., 7,8,15,20,26,31. Teeter Susannah, 31.
Tenbrook Nellie , 9 . Thomas brother , 25 . Thomas Susie , 12. Tinley Elizabeth , 29 . Trent Effie , 9 . Trent Sarah , 28 . Trent Susanna, 13.
w Wagoner Da l e , 13. Wagoner Roberta, 13. Walker Charles, 9. Walker Murley , 9 . Wall Charles , 12 . Wa 11 Leona, 12. Watts Cha rles , 13. Watts Edward, 7,13,1 5 ,18. Watts James , 13. Watts John, 13. Watts Maude , ·13. Watts Robert, 13. Whetstone S.M. , 24. White Mary , 30. Whiteman Cyril , 10. Whiteman Francis , 10 . Williams Cora , 12. Williams Laura , 10,12. Wingard Chester , 13. Wingard Rosie, 13. Wiric k Arthur , 14,15 , 17 , 18,
19,20 , 26 , 32. Wirick George, 32. Wirick Ida , 32. Wirick Mary, 30. Wise Lydia, 10. Wolford H.H . , 22 .
y Yoder Charles , 32 . Yost Blanch , 9,12 . Yost Frank , 9 , 12 .
z Zook Basil, 13 . Zook Bessie , 1 3 . Zook Carl , 13 . Zook Clara , 13 . Zook Clarence , 13 . Zook Claude , 13 .
Zook Clorie, 13 . Zook Cora , 13 . Zook David , 13 , 16. Zook Donnabelle , 13. Zook Emerson , 13 . Zook Eunice, 13. Zook Gail , 13 . Zook Gladys , 13. Zook Goldie , 13. Zook John, 13. Zook Lloyd , 13. Zook Lydia , 13 . Zook Mary , 1 3 . Zook Myrtl e , 13 . Zook Orton, 13 . Zook Roberta, 13 . Zook Rosie , 13. Zook Truman, 13.
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