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African American Churches of Monroe Co., KY

 

Barren’s Black Roots Volume 4, Michelle Gorin Burris, Gorin Genealogical Publications, (c) February 1995. By permission.

 

INDIAN CREEK UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH

MONROE CO KY

1835-1881

 

1854 membership included: Samuel, Moses, John, Jane, Patsy, Roma, Lee and Nancy. No owners’ names shown.

 

                4th Saturday May 1855: Letters of dismission given to Moses, Roma and Lee, servant men belonging to Mr. J. S. Barlow

 

                In 1865 John Adams and Samuel died. On 30 Dec 1865, at a revival (called an protracted meeting), Hannah received. On the 31st, Jane received by experience and baptism.

 

                On  6 Jan 1866 at a protracted meeting, Zerniah (female) received by experience and baptism.

 

                On the 1867 membership roll was shown John Adams (excluded 4th Sat in Jan 1867), Hannah, Jane, Zerewire Campbel. [name spelled various ways]

 

                On 1868 membership roll wee shown: Haner Neal, Henry Etter Flippin, Jane Neal and Zereward Campbell.

 

                1869 and 1870 same. Next membership roll was for 1874 and showed Hanner Neal lettered off along with Jane Neal.

 

                In 1880 and the only black sister shown was Henry Etter Flippin.

 

                In 1881, Leonard, a black brother, shown but no last name shown.

 

 

 

Fountain Run Colored Baptist Church

 

 On the Austin-Tacy Highway at the edge of Fountain Run.

 

 

Fountain Run Colored Church of Christ

 

 

Located at the edge of Fountain Run on the Fountain Run and Tompkinsville Highway.

 

  

 

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