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| Birth: | 1794 in Kentucky |
| Death: | 15 Mar 1855 in Missouri |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Abraham Dale b. 1760 in Fayette, Pennsylvania |
| Mother: | Catherine Shake b. About 1760 in Fayette, Pennsylvania |
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| Religion: first deacon, one of 17 charter members of the Little Zion Primitive Baptist church, including Abraham Dale, Elizabeth Smoot, James and Susan Riley. 1836 Independence Twp., Macon County, Missouri 1 1 |
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Page: Church and Family History Research Assistance for Macon County, Missouri
Text: Church and Family History Research Assistance for Macon County, Missouri
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Actual text: Church and Family History Research Assistance
for Macon County, Missouri
CHURCHES:
LITTLE ZION
Little Zion Church was organized on the second Saturday in July 1836, at the home of Abraham Dale, in Independence township, Macon County, with seventeen charter members, viz., Abraham Dale, Averilla r Dale, Phillip Dale, Nancy Dale, John Smoot, Elizabeth Smoot, Charles Hatfield, Sarah Hatfield, William Shain, Catharine Shain, James Riley, Susan Riley, Thomas Williams, Elder William Sears, Jane Sears,(all from Silver Creek Church); and James Cochran and Anna Cochran(from Dover Church). The presbytery was composed of Elders James Ratliff and John Buster.
For several months meetings were held in the homes of members, but in October 1840 they agreed to construct a log house. The church first united with the Mt. Pleasant Association, but was a charter me mber of the Yellow Creek Association in 1845. In July 1879 the church exchanged its former property with a certain James Meeks for five acres a little more than a mile northwest of the original site. A frame building was constructed here between 1879 and 1882.
Pastors of the church included Elders William Sears, James Ratliff, William Davis, W. R. Mitchell, John E. Goodson Sr., Silas W. Sears, George E. Edwards, Fred Elmore, Walter Cash, G. E. Edwards, Geor ge W. Behymer, Morte H. Craig (up to 1936). Deacons (all of whom were members of the church) included James Riley, William Saling, George B. Cook, Isaac Gross, James Sears, John W. Gross, Martin Bloyd, Theodore C. Doggett, John Taylor, Noah Bunch, Fred Crawford, Robert Epperson, Roy Sunderland, Lon Epperson, and Charles Bealmer (up to 1936). Clerks included Abraham Dale, David Steel, Daniel Graves, Joseph Bunch, John E. Ellis, James Sears, William R. Riley, H. A. Doggett, S. A. Hardy, Fred Crawford, and Nettie Crawford.
SURNAMES OF MEMBERS:
Web address: http://www.carthage.lib.il.us/community/churches/p
rimbap/FamHist-MaconMO.html
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