Cameron Baptist Church Organized in 1893
Cameron shows strong religious life shaping education and city society with Methodist and Baptist histories. The Cameron Baptist church, organized in 1852, is highlighted with past pastors, parsonages, and the union Sunday school era, noting long community involvement and continuing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Herald
Woman’s Missionary Society
Leclare
Woman’s Home Mission Society
J. L. Massey
Texas Conference Society
Foreign and Home Mission
Methodist
Cameron Sunday School
Union Sunday School
Oscar M. Addison
W. B. Streetman
T. C. Stafford
C. R. Wright
B. J. Baskin
Jeff T. Kemp
Walter Nelson
A. W. Taber
W. O. Triggs
Cameron Baptist Church
The
First Catholic Church in Cameron laid brick by Lennartz
Milam County's Catholic Church reflects a fifty year legacy with a parish school, a three-nationality congregation, and a history begun in 1862. Fr. Lennartz oversaw 1890 brick church construction, later expanding with St. Anthony's School and a dedicated parish. The 1904 church was completed with local alms and a $4,445 frame building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Milam County
Port Sullivan
Methodist Historical Quarterly
Texas
Cameron Circuit
Pleasant M. Yell
John W. DeVilliciss
Frank Werner
Ss. C. Vaughn
A. A. Wagnon
Cameron Methodist Church
Cameron Lodge
J. H. Collard
James Kilkore
Cameron Church
Robert K. Hargrove
Josiah Whipple
Robert Crawford
San Jacinto
Republic of Texas
John Crawford
Franlin
I G. John
W. R. D. Stockton
L. B. Whipple
Geo. W. Graves
I. Z. T. Morris
H. V. Philpott
Fred Atlen
J. C. Mickle
Catholic Church
Holy Fathers
David Myers
Nolan
Almot
Avenues
West Main Street
Lennartz
Father Heckman
Temple
Josephine Wohlleb
Gussie Wohleb
Josephine Benhaver
John O'Shea
Tim Sullivan
M. M. Crowe
J. B. Logue
Keaney
Peter Bienaman
Burlington
St. Anthony's School
St. Francis Xaver’s Lodge
Anton Hosech
Leo Dielman
San Antonio
St. Monica
Bishop Gallagher
Galveston
P. Bienaman
Simon Spinneweber
Hearne
Sisters of Divine Providence
J. T. Parma
Herald
John Lauth
Austin
Franciscus
M. Lennartz
P. A. Heckman
Mercer County
Ohio
August Moran
Father Lennartz
Christian Church in Cameron for Near Three Decades
A 1915 sketch chronicles Cameron Christian Church from its 1892 organization with 40 charter members to its 1894 Belton Street sanctuary dedication. Early pastors included W. H. Bagly and Harry J. Barber. Rev. R. E. Roberts left in 1920 for San Gabriel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Cameron
Chrristian Church
Old Baptist Church
B. B. Sanders
W. H. Bagly
Brazil
Harry J. Barber
Grand Jury Room
W. T. Mowdy
J. M. Eplen
T. J. Arnold
F. N. Daniels
T. A. Pope
Belton Street
A. J. Bush
R. E. Roberts
Church of San Gabriel
San Gabriel
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Robert Alexander
Natchez
Mississippi
Horation Chriesman
San Felipe
Texas Wesleyan Banner
Methodist Conferences
Methodist Church
Zion
L. B. Whipple, P. E
J. Fred Cox
P. C
Jeremiah Nabours
W. W. Hopkins
J. C. Womack
James Peeler
Ed. A. Martin
Rufus Y. King
J. W. Baldridge
I. G. Gilmore
N. T. Riggins
John Carpenter
J. F. W. Toland
T. J. Hutson
J. W. Walkup
H. H. Sullivan
W. W. Henderson
James Campbell
S. C. Vaughn
John E Greene
S. C. Littlepage
Weems Wooten
John T. Browning
Geo. A. Leclare
James Kilgore
C. J. Oxley
J. T. Smith
Co. T. Talley
E. L. Shettles
W. D. White
H. C. Willis
W. G. Harbin
Ira F. Key
Wm. M. Cobb
Ghas
Price
Henne & Meyer
Cameron, Texas
Ping Cattle
R. L. Batte
T. A. Howell
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