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Early Bosque River Baptists Work Amid Frontier Turmoil
From the Comanche Chief 1935 account recounts the 1867 Bosque River Baptist Association meeting at Comanche Church led by F. H. Neely, early efforts by Rev. J. Millner, formation of a new association west of the Brazos, Indian raids, and vows to aid the Texas frontier despite dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Tidwell
F. H. Neely
Baptists
Stephenille Empire
Brazos River Association
Stephenville
Texas
Antioch Church
Erath County
J. Millner
Jly
Gillentine Schoool House
Frath County
Pony Creek
Comanche
Bosque
Town of
Iredell
G. W. Roberts
J. P. Collins
Mount Zion
Old Hico
Isaac Malone
J. Q. Anderson
Daniel Shipman
S. T. Evans
J. Hightower
Paluxvy
W H. Pate
J. F. Wood
W. Gunnels
W. W. Hickey
Leon
Dublin
R. D. Ross
The
Brazos
Besque
Brazos River
Bosque River Baptist Association
W.W. Hickey
W. H. Pate
W. A. Masson
Titus
Alvarado Association
W. A. Mason
Texas Baptist State Convention
Bro. Mason
Association
Hico
Sermoon
Baptist State Convention
Brethren and Friends
Baptist Herald
Erath
Old Texas Baptist Herald
Organization of New Association
Peluxy
Hood County
Peluxy Church
Hood
Erath Bosque
Comanche Counties
Que Baptist Association
Ross
Bro. Hickey
India
Pelaxy
Elder Rodd
Jesus
Bro
Robertts
Shipman
Brethren of the Frontier