History of Frederick and Warren Baptists Near Winchester 1741
An editor’s note recounts early Baptist work around Winchester on the Opequon beginning in 1741 led by Northward converts. details the Ketocton Association 1766, leaders like James Ireland and William Marshall, persecution, and the rise of Old and New School factions in Warren County through Civil War and postwar growth culminating in a large growing Front Royal church.
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Virginia
B. Jackson
First Baptist Church
Front Royal
Winchester
Opequon
Maryland
Shubael Stearns
Whitfield
Berkely Co
Daniel Marshall
John Garrard
North Carolina
Ketocton Association
James Ireland
Ireland
Smith’s Creek
New Market
Shenandoah
Alleghany Mountains
William Caffee
Forks
Charles Buck
Col
Jere McCoy
McKay
Frederick Co
Opequon Creek
Ann Pollard
Church of England
Carter
Culpeper
Botetourt
Piedmont
Valley
Waterlick
Happy Creek
Buck Marsh
Berryville
Kercheval
Lower South River
Norfolk and Western Station
John Pickett
Warrenton
Marshall
Mary Ann Pickett
William Marshall
Thomas Marshall
Bucks
Millars
Clouds
Blakemores
Roger Williams
Europe
Colonies
Old School
New School
Missionary Baptists
William F. Broadus
Upperville
Warren County
Herndon
Warren
Pront Royal
Grimsley
Traverse
Richard
George Love
Christopher Kendrick
Samuel M. Spengler
James Way
Neverson Smith
John H. Steele
R. E. L. Miller
Thaddeus Herndon
Little Band
Lovell
Samuel M. Athey
Crescent Street
Church Street
Rappahannock Trust Co
Citizens National Bank
John R. Jackson
James M. Barbee
Milton T. Fristoe
Dorastus Cone
J. W. Kendrick
John D. Weaver
James M. Stinson
N. S. Waller
Browntown
Rockland Riverton
German Baptist
Bensey Man Happy Creek
Rileyville
E. M. Nesbitt
Adams
Vs. Lake
McKay Leach
Corder
Ford
Kerfoot Clark
Jackson
Steele
Cone Grubbs
Peyton
Kirby Wharton
Rust
Hall
Shotwell Hitt
Hill
Sowers
Dickinson
H. M. Wharton
Wharton
America
Dwight L Moody
Willie C. Bitting
Northern Baptist Convention
J. G. Council
Cloud St
R. E. L. Ayler
T. B. Shepherd
W. A. Pearson
F. P. Berkeley
H. B. Stoneham
Amos Clary
J. R. Daniel
Royal Avenue
T. Eugene West
John Marshall
Home Board
Missionary Baptist Church
Eugene B. Jackson
First Baptist Church of
John Moncure
Edward Taber
J. T. Betts
H. J. Parker
Revival Service Tonight At Cedar Cliff Church
The Rev. Harry Crim of Strasburg will be principal speaker at 5 45 pm at Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church Vaucluse where revival services began last evening. Mrs. Morrow of Strasburg will sing a solo and Vaucluse youths join in songs. Rev. Elwood Vaughan of Berryville preached last night and tomorrow’s program features Grace Methodist Church choir of Middletown with Rev. Julian T. Owen as Vaucluse pastor.
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Harry Crim
Strasburg
Cedar Clif Presbyterian Church
Vaucluse
Morrow
Crim
Elwood Vaughan
Berryville
Grace Methodist Church
Middletown
Julian T. Owen
Beginnings Study In Motor Transport At Camp Holabird
Private Paul R. Bemis son of Clarence M Bemis of near Strasburg has been stationed at Arlington Cantoment with Company M Twelfth Infantry. He has been detailed to pursue a nine month intensive course at the Motor Transport School Camp Holabird Baltimore. Upon completion he may return to civilian life if he desires.
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Paul R. Bemis
Clarence M. Bemis
Strasburg
Arlington Cantonment
Twelfth Infantry
Camp Holabird
Baltimore
Himsel
Burglary at Service Station Stolen Cash Recovered in Mail
A burglar stole 25 dollars from a Whitewater service station. Days later proprietor Ronald Claypool received 21 dollars by mail with a note claiming it was part of the loot. The remaining 4 dollars have not yet been recovered.
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Whitewater
Kes
Ronald Claypool
Lieut Pat Stephenson Re turns From France To Instruct Recruits
21 Years Ago Lieut Pat Stephenson returns from duty in France with the A E F to instruct recruits in mortar warfare. Huffman Lillard nuptials a marriage license issued to Arthur Franklin Huffman and Miss Eadie Irene Lillard of Stephens City. The bride is daughter of J Lillard. groom a native of Stanley Warren county and son of Stephen H Huffman. he will farm. Influenza feared to be returning in Winchester and Frederick county after a period of low fatalities. all public buildings remain closed.
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Pat” Stephenson
France
Huffman-Lillard
Arthur Franklin Huffman
Eadie Irene Lillard
Stephens City
J. 8. Lillard
Stanley
Warren County
Stephen H. Huffman
Winchester
Frederick County
Doughboys
World War Rumors Signal Peace Street Turmoil
Reports from The Star detail rumors Germany may lay down arms ending a five year war as peace riots erupt across towns with casualties from police and mobs. Allied advances on the Western front push back German resistance while Kaiser refuses abdication and a vast fleet action looms.
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Germany
Kaiser
North Sea
Two Killed In Wreck Of Pennsylvania Train
Fort Wayne Indiana October 24 Two were killed and at least 11 hurt when a fast eastbound Pennsylvania passenger train the Mid City Express from Chicago derailed after a backing switch engine ripped off half the side of the third coach near the station. Victims were Robert M Brydon 50 of Chicago and Erven B Seppe 46 of Birmingham.
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Fort’wayne
Ind
Pennsylvania
Robert M. Brydon
Chicago
Erven B Seppe
Birmingham
Wabash
Detroit
Cincinnati
British Claim Yet Another Sub Sunk In Nume rous Attacks
London reports British warships sunk another submarine while it fought a merchant vessel. It adds to two subs attacked yesterday by British planes with air ministry noting the air strikes were believed successful. A Lisbon wireless from the Baron Ibes said she sighted a submarine in the Atlantic.
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London
Air Ministry
Lisbon
Baron Ibes
Atlantic
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Miss DuPuy
A. P. Didier
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Pat
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Liew
Milwaukee
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