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Tippecanoe County, Indiana
WILDCAT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
1851-1890 RECORD
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Tho sito of Wildcat church and cemetery belongs to a tract of 80A, E, SE , Sec. 25, T. 22, N R 4W, ontorod by Mathias Parsons, Oct. 9, 1623 Names of Members.
1 Morgan Shortridge
2
Clarissa Shortridge
Clarissa Jr. Shortridge
Mary Elizabeth Shortridge
4 5 Sarah Deceased 1.74340 6 Samuel 11 11
william 11 11
8 Margaret Stafford (Left)
9 James M. Baker (dismissed by letter, Nov. 4,60
10 Edith Kinney
11 Adonijah Bowers
18 Margaret 11
Dismissed by letter Sept. 26" 1861
13
Elizabeth
11
11
Mary Jane
demitted by letter
15 John Thitstone
16 Fitchmar Luffer, (dismissed by letter Oct.1"1830
17. John A. Baer
(dismissed by letter
11 18 Philip Summers ( died Mar. 18" 1857
19 Margaret 11 (left)
20 Mary Elizabeth "
Joseph Ashby (dismissed by letter Jan. 12" 185c)
Carah Ashby
11
11
11
1:
2: William Ashby 11
11
11
11
17 11
24 Miranda Ashby 11
11
11
11
11
11 Left
25 George Ashby
11
11
11
11
:1
Thomas D'aters
07 Jom liven
Dismissed by letter
Adah Baer
29 Hannah Fidler
20 Elizabeth Fidler, Deceased
Rachel Fidler Leceased July 14" 1056 22 Rebecca Jacobs
Susana Cloyd
54 Hannah 11 dismissed by letter Jan. 4" 1858
25 Martha Morrison Removed
2.6 Leah Aholtz Left
87 Davidson murphy Left
28 Ann = 11
59 Emma Camby
11
10 Elizabeth Camby 11
41 Wm. Bartholmew 11
42 Sarah A. Fuller 11
42 Sarah 11
11
44 Joel 11 =
45 John Ferguson
dismissed by letter , Jan. 9" 58
46 Jennia =
11
= 11
47 Abram Lane 11
11
il
Oct. 21, 1858
Elisa 11 deceased Feb. 17" 1858
48 49 Abraham Campbell Excluded Nov. 30" 1860
50 Eliza Stinson Left 51 Sarah Parsons Sen. 52 Sarah 11
Jun.
52 i.m. Parsons
Excluded Dec. 711 1860 54 J. B. Young
Leceased
55 Pamelea " left
56 John Bailey
11 57 John Sartar =
58 .m. Longhten 59 David Osborn, Sarah Spring
dismissed by Letter vet. . ][ two
11 11 11 Nov. 241,CO
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Charity Spring Excluded Jan. 24# 1057
65 Silas Jack 66 67 George lites
Bathsheba " 11
: =
11
11
left
dismissed by letter June 5" 1859
deceased april 21" 1855
69 70 Susan Campbell
71 Sames Parker) Sarah 11
) dismissed by letter Nov. 19" 1855
72 77
Samuel Webb
dismissed by letter
75 John Campbell 1 )
75 76 Rachel
dismissed by letter
77 Albert Ashby
dismissed
78
Susan
11
deceased
Jan. 17" 1858
79 Zatilda Semans left 80 John Cann 11 81 Elizabeth Cann 11
60 61 62 Iliza Spring 62 64 Rebecca Craig
Lary Spring, left
dismissed by letter
Jan. 17" 1658
68 Elizabeth Frost
Tilliam Fidler
72 74 Emily 11
Wild Cat Christian Church
1851
Meeting of the members at the house of Adonijah Bowers, on the lost side of Wild Cat Prairie, commencing March Lo" Jo5l, at the instance of Adonijah Bowers and Morgan Shortridge, members of the church at Lafayette, aided by the labors of 0. B. Wilson of Ladoga, Montgo- mery Co. Indiana. During the continuance of meeting the followin .; were received into Fellowship by immersion. Susanna Campbell,
Sarah Parsons Son; William Carruthers; Sarah Parsons dr.
Meeting terminated 4" of April.
0. B. Wilson received for his labors .. 18.50
May End. Meeting commenced and continued for three days, 0. B. Wilson officio - ting. Ten additions made to the church by immersion, Viz; Eliza Stinson; Margaret Stafford; Susanna Fidler; Adah Surmers; Parmella Shortridge: Rebecca Fidler; Mary J. Bowers; Eli Kinney: William Fidler; Abe Campbell.
Br. Wilson received for his labors, . 11.00
June 13th
Meeting commenced assisted by the labors of 0. B. Wilson and Will- iam A. Young, continued four days, and closed with the addition of seven members by immersion. To wit; Sylvester Corns; Leah Sholty; James Ileaton; Thomas Waters; Saml. Shortridge: Sarah Stevens; Elizabeth Fidlerg
Wilson received for his labor (6.00, Bro. Young acting as Missionary, paid by the Church.
July 25th
Meeting commenced by O. B. Wilson officiating, continued three days closed on the 28th, with admission by immersion of Geo. Hilds.
JULY
Church was organized by Br. B. O. Wilson Fad John Lon ley sich thirty tro sabers.
Augt. 15th.
Meeting, Br. Wm. Young officating, and continued three days.
Brothers, A. Bowers, and Morgan Shortridge were nominated for the office of Elders of the Church. Brothers Phillip Summers and Joel- Fuller as Deacons on the 18th, and the meeting closed.
24th
Commenced weekly Meetings.
Sept. 26th
Meeting commenced, Brs. Wilson and Harvey officiating, continued two days. Br. Harvey received (2.00
Jany. Ist.1852
7m. A. Young commenced a protracted meeting and continued four days Recd. for his labors $5.00
April 28th
Received by letter E. and Ruth Scott, Nancy and Matthew.
Feby. 21st.
Received by immersion into the Church Martha Rush > Emily Comby.
Feby. 22nd.
Received by letter from New -- -' Emily Webb.
Feby. 22rd.
Reclaimed and received , Silas Jack , and by recommendation Sister Jack. From the absence of any thing like records it with need ssary involved , a blank untill the installation of Ronj. Young as clerk.
Wild Cat Indiana,
20th
At a Business Meeting on this day, Brother Jose h Lsaby was & a pointed an Elder of the Churc .. and Brother J. ". Young ras che ch Clerk : Treasurer.
19th At the regular meeting of this date, Sarah Ashby was recorded as a member by letter from the United Brethren in Christ of Concord
Indiana. Also by letter under the hand of Adonivan Judson , ote Burmah in Asia, John Neven, Also by letter, from the Church haft- ayette, J. B. and Parmelia Young.
Sept . 16.
At the regular meeting, Br. L. Young officiating, James M. Baker wa received by letter from the Church at White River Union, Indiana.
Nov . 19th,
Meeting held in the usual course, Brothers Young and Lockhart offic - ating, Continued for one week, during which five additions were made to the Church. , by immersions, towit;
George Ashby, John A. Baer, Elizabeth Bowers, Martha Morrison,
Br. Joseph Ashby and A. Bowers set apart ? the Imposotion of at Elders. Mar. 15 th. /356
Meeting held, Br. Joseph Ashby officiating, , Brs. Long, Murphy and sisters Lane and Murphy were received with the Church.
June End,
At a business meeting, Brother Lane was constituted Deacon of the Church.
July 11th le5c
Meeting held, O. B. Wilson Officiating and continued over the
Sabbath. Paid for his labor, .5.00 .
14th.
Brother Wilson failing to come at his appointed time, Meeting con- ducted by Brother Ashby and Br. Galbrith at which tireCarah Ann VA Fuller and Zartha Rush unnited with the Church from also joining by recommendation Br. ans SisterFergueson.
Br o. Galbreth Recd. $4.00
Dec. 20t h
Brother M. Young commenced a series of meetings which were continu- ed eleven days, after which and on a profession of faith were admit ted by immersion as members of ; the Church,
David Osborn, William Bartholomew, John Whet stone Clarisa Holliday, and Louisa Spring,
And also with the consent of the Church, Druzilla Petekman from Ohio. Bro. Young received for his labors :21.90 .
Jany. 24th, 1857.
At the Business Meeting held on this date, Brother J. B. Y oung , was appointed Deacon, Sister Margaret Bowers was appointed Deaconess, Sister Charity Spring, failing to appear to answer char. ges^preferred against her by the unanimous voice of the church, walt excluded from all fellowship from henceforth.
June 6th 1.57.
Meeting of members according to previous arrangement, present
one fourth the members, om motion, A. Bolors was called to the. e- chair and John Nevin was appointed Secretary. It was moved by Hlevin that Bro. Galbreth receive a cor pensation for his por ic .. at the same rate that Dro. Young was to be mail (cerie;) Samuel Shortridge moved that Bro. T. A. Young be paid . 0 .00 for his last visit. (lost)
Moved by J. P. Young and seconded by Sanl. Chortridge that the vote on the question of Bro. W. A. Young renumeration be recorded Nov.
Ayes.
Samuel Short rigge,
ohn Nevin Margaret Stafford.
A. Bower
Tho. Waters
P. D. Murphy
David Osborn
William Parson
Abe Campbell
Elizabeth Bowers
Mary Shortridge
Margaret Summers Sarah Spring
Clara Shortridge.
It was moved and seconded that the members subscribe on paper the amount they are willing to give yearly for the support of the Church. (carico) a It was moved and seconded that Bros. Young, Neven, P. S. Short- ridge be appointed a committee to Correspon d with Ministers re- lative to having them to come and preach, and the expense attend ed thereto.
It was moved and seconded that Bro. l'evin be appointed a com- mittee to see all the members of the Church, and solisit subscri ptions for the expense of the Church. N. Dowers, President. John lev in Secretary
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70.50
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82.50
1857
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ît vil . .1.00
Lay
261i
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11 A. Campbell
4.85
11
201
11
11 One quart of . ine .. .75
June 21 . 11
11 Cleaning the meeting House 3.50
1!
11 Paid barah Spring
. . 1.00
11
80
11
11 Bro. Galbreth . ....
11
11
for hegeidtury : Tostage .06
11
22
11
Paid Dro. Llisha scott
8.15
Jüly 511
Bro. Mathus
7.00
11
11
1:
Bro. Tuston
3.00
Aug. S"
5.00
Sept.12" 11
A. Campbell
1.50
11
11
raid for wine
1.50
Balance
7.00
5: . 10
bet. 21
by. paid Bro. Houston
5.00
Oct. 91
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11
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:1 Bro. Louston
. . 5.00
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:1 for lang week .: 5
15
Car. RA" J. Berry Young received cash for taking circ
of the church
Nay 1" J. B. Young cash
20.00 Received full amount for year ending January 1.c53
J. B. Young.
1859 Contract with J. B. Young to take care of the church for one Jeep, commencing on the la" day of Jan. for thirty dollars por. year. January D" 1060
Due J. B. Young this day for taking care of the Meeting House,
17.28
1861
Jan. 25" Received on the above
7.88
11 by donation 8.48 11
17.72
Church Letter
Church of Christ worshiping near Culver Etation, Tippecanoe Co. Indiana, sendeth greetings.
1857
Cash Acco.
Jan. 11"
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Cash
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1.00
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June
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by Balance
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28.00 10.00
Jan.
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.
2.00
Bro. Houston
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141
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Brother Houston
5.60
Car. 141
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Brother Louston
8,50
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37
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Bro. O. Wilson · ...
2.00
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Bro. O. Wilson
5.65
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1.00
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7.00
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Dr. Brown
9.50
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1.50
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2.00
11
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J. B. Young
5.00
Aug.
6.00
88.50
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16.42
Sept. 181
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Oct.
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101
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10.00 Jan. @M
66.70
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1.57
lo" To take of the Church one ;car, Commencin, the Lot of Jan.
January 1.57, for the sun of twenty eight dollars
May. Lo" for which he received 6.85
Sept. 12# # 11 " 11
3.50
11 = Jan. : =
10.00
11
his subscription
5.00
Lar. 14.1 18.75 24"A. Campbell Ir to on Barkley: . 50
Aprl &# Paid A. Campbell 5.75
A. Campbell recd. full Amount 18.00 1858 J. Berry Young, commenced taking care of the Meeting House January 1858.
Received July 20" eight dollars for taking care of the
J. Berry Young church .. 8.00
Received August :" six dollars and eighty cents for
taking care of the church 6.80
J. Berry Young
Received November 5" 1856 three dollars and wenty
cents for taking care. of the meeting house 1.20
J. Berry Young, Lscrave Received Nov. 14" one dollar for taking care of the church 1.00
J. Berry Young
1859
Received tro dollars for taking care of the church, being the last assessed for indebtness,
January le" J. Derry Young received two dollars 2.00
Wild Cat, Indiana, June El" 1057.
A Meeting held on the Third Lords day, and Caturday Lve. before, Bro. Elisha Scott of Fountain County Prosiding with tro additives By Commendation, Bro. John and Cister Rachel Campbell, Lec .. for his service .3.85.
Bros. Matthus : Husten, Preached on the First Lords vay & Saturday Evening before for which they received, Bro. Matthus $7.00
11 Huston 2.00
A meeting held at Concord on the first Lords day in August, Brother Oterman preaching, with three additions by letter, Mable Semans, from the United Brethren, Albert Ashby . wife from the Methodist.
Preaching. At present we have preaching three times a month.
Father Ashby, the 1st Lords Day, Brother Husting" 2nd = 11 11 William Ashby Erd 11 11
Business Meeting held at the Christian Church, Sept. 12" 1857. Met pursuant to prev ious arrangement, when Bro. Jack was called ₺ to the chair, and Bro. levin appointed Sec.
On motion Bros. Bowers, Waters and Ashby was appointed as del- egates to Represent this Church at the State meeting.
It was moved and seconded that the delegates are instructed to attend the State Meeting and represent the Church, but as far as ? the Church is concerned, the Missionary meeting may not be attended It was moved and seconded that notice be given to the I ords day
previous to the next business meeting, urging them to be present. Wild Cat, Ind. Cept. 12" 1857.
It ras moved and seconded that this meeting adjourn to meet at thi this place on the first Saturday in December at & O'clock P. M. S. S. Jack Pres.
Signed John Nov in Sec.
malo: On the second Lords Day of Sept. Bros. Huston, ": Bron --- > TcCullen was here at which meeting, George Ashby united with the Church.
Brother Euston, Commenced a protracted meting , Commenced on the sc ond Lords day in December and held til the third Sunday, resulting to eighteen additions to the Church. twelve of whom was buried with their Lord in baptism as follows, ohn Cann, Squire N. Osborn, Ruben Jack, James Holliday, Israel Fox, Joseph Shille, John H.
Shill, Malissa Fuller, Narcina Fuller, Lydia Holliday, h Eliza Jac Hariet Lerkins, D. K. & Martha Roberts, By letter, from the Christian Church in Lebanon, Ind. Many Holliday, from the Potato Chreek ChurchElizabeth Cann, from the United Brotheren church, and sister Hilliday, from the Old Christian church John Porter, reunit Brother lluston received for his Labor, Sixteen dollars.
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Wild Cat , Ind. Jany. 2" 1858.
1858.
Business Meeting. -
Christian Church, January 2" 1858, Met according to previou arrangement, Present, Bros. Bowers, Young, S. Jack, R. Jack, J Ashby, G. Ashby, A. Ashby, J. Huffer, S. Osborn, D. Osborn, Waters, Murphy, Partley, W. w. S. Shortridge, and others. Siste
Margaret Stafford, K. @ B . Shortridge, Jack, Campbell, Bowers,
and others.
On Motion Pro. Jack was
appointed Precicont (pro tom) untill Father ho fy the Chairan ci. c should arrive, Dro. Nevin was also a pointsa secretary, Meeting opened by Reading and Prayer after which the minutes of the process ing meeting was read and approved.
On motion the following committee was appo nted to arrange th order of business for the meeting. Bros. Bowers, Jack, : Young. They reported as follows, 1St, the Bretheren to take into consider ation the propriety of organizing a Church of Christ at Concord . 2nd, financial report should be made, on motion the report was re- ceived.
On motion the second item of business was brought forward to be acted on first .. It was moved and seconded that the subscription list as reported and adopted in June last, and it was amended by Bro. Jack that it stand untill our next business meeting, which was adopted.
On motion the second order of business was reported by the secre- tary. Father Ashby arose and stated the cause and reason why he thot necessary to organize a Church in Concord. Bro. Bowers then arose and made some remarks on the propriety of them organizing at Concord but was noncommital after several remarks by the bretheren the question was put and caried in the affernation. 1
It was moved and seconded that the meeting adjourn to meet on th first Saturday in March at eleven O'Clock A. M. which motion was caried.
After singing a hym and prayed by Father Ashby, the meeting closed
Signed,
Joseph Ashby, John Nevin Sec.
At a meeting Commencing on Friday Evening before the third Lords day of January, Bro. Huston presiding, Resulting in three additionc
XXXKAMIVYJAA, Lachies Amore, - tifo, Meeting closed at Il O'clock on Tuesday follo .. in ...
On the second Lords day of February 2. C. Finney ; Kariot Lerkins were reported Excluded.
Business meeting,
Pursuant to previous adjournment, the members met at the 1 Christian Church on Saturday the 6th of March at 110 Closk A.M. On motion Bro. Murphy was called to the chair, and Bro S. B. Short- ridge appointed Secretary for the present meeting, On motion a committee was appointed by the chair to, arrange the business for the meeting. The following members constituted that committee. John Nevin, J. B. Young, S. Shortridge, The committee made th following report which was adopted. Ist, The employment of a ni "inisterand his support for the ensuing twelve months, 2nd, the taking into consideration of appointing another resident Elder
, Erd The propriety of increasing the rester number of
Deacons, 4th Finances. On motion Bro. Ilustons services are to be procured for the present year. Resolved that Bro. Huston be paid (160.00 for one fourth of his time. On motion Bro. Joel Fu Fuller was appointed Elder. It was moved and seconded that Bro. Murphy be appointed Deacon, this motion was amended by adding Bro. levin also, The amendment with the original was carried.
1858. It was Moved and teconind that the out of the number of men- cons be appointed to mait on the Congregation ith the emblems. 02 mothin Bro. Young and Bro. Nevin was appointed to discharge this duty . It was moved and seconded that broth Fuller, ordained in set apart as Elder, by laying on of hands on Monday after the second Lords Day in April. (caried)
Bro. Bowers offered the following Resolution, Whereas the cif tizens on the other side of the Prairie, near the mouth of Laur- mie are asking Preaching, therefore Resolve that we defray the ex- pense of one meeting at this piont. (Caried) Secondly, Whereas we have been accustomed to having Preaching twice on L ords Day in the Summer, Therefore be it Resolved that we have preaching once on the Lords Day through the coming Summer, (Lost)
The following Resolution was offered and adopted. Ist Resolu - tion, that our Deacons be empowered by the Church to assess and collect money sufficient to defray the expenses incured by the 9/ Church, 2ndly Resolve that such assessments be made on the ? system. Hoved and seconded that we adjourn to meet on Saturday, before the first Lords Day in June at 1 Oc. P. M.
Signed, J. D. Murphy Pres. W. B. Shortridge Sec.
Bro. Billy Shortridge, preached his first Discourse on the third Lords Day in March.
Bro. Oliver Wilson preached on Saturday evening before the fourth Lords Day in March and also on Lords Day following at /10'clock .: night.
Church Business Continued.
1858, Brother Fuller was ordained and set apart as Elder by fastiny and prayer, and the imposition of hands. Rev. Houston presiding on
Monday May 3" 2:55.
At Houstons regular meeting on the and boris bay in bay, _ war ! Lucus came Forward and confessed his sins and was buried with the Lord in Baptism.
On Lords Day Kay 25" the church received Bro. Nevins Rosig- nation as Deacon.
Business Meeting
Members net pursuant to previous arrangement on Saturday afternoon the 7" day of November, when Brother Bowers was called to the chair and Borther Young was appointed Secretary.
Meeting opened by prayer by the President, On motion the minutes of the previous meeting was read and approved, A. motion wa to ad journ offered, to meet on next fidati Sunday night and then be a committee appointed for to visit the members and request thenet o be present on Friday coming next. Which motion caried. and Bro. Bowers, Bro. Fuller, and Bro. Young were appointed on this committee. Nov. 11",
Members in thier seats, Prayer was offered by Bro. Fuller, Un notior a committee was appointed to arrange business for the meeting! this committee was chosen and consisted of of the following members. Bros. Fuller, :. Shortridge, J. Cann yy. W. Parsons. The committee then reported the following. First, The discharge of our present i indebtness, and for raising the means to satisfy our debt.
". B. Shortridge offered the following resolution. "Thereas this Chutch having employed Bro. Houston as Pastor, are indebted for his service. Resolve that we use an effort to collect all money due till Lords Day next and at which time to make a fandl settlement. Resolution caried. Second Resolution,
Thereas our meeting being in danger from the bad condition of the Flues, therefore, Resolve that we will endevor to collect means by subscription to build flues from the ground up s
There being no other business before the house, the meeting adjon. od to moet . henever callea.
A. Borers Pros. J. B. Young, sec.
1859, Business Meeting.
The Church mct in Business meeting January ar 1859, Meeting was organized by calling Bro. Tevin to the chair, Bro. Young acting as secretary
Meeting opened by the reading of a chapter and prayed by Bro 12? Nevin, A committee was appointed by the President to arrange busin ness for the meeting. The committee consisted of Bros. Murphy " i. B. Shortridge. The committee reported the following Ist The ing- debtness of the Church. 2nd To rais money to pay Bro. Bowers for money paid out of his own pocket on the Church flues. 4th Resolve that Bro. Bowers be appointed a committee of one to confer with 77 some minister.
1859, Business continued.
The first Resolution was brot up and several plans being offered for to raise means to clear the Church of debt, the following was agreed upon. Resolved that each member being the head of a family be taxed two dollars and the single members, one dollar. It was moved and seconded, that the Church Treasurer pay Bro. Bower six dollars out of the Church fund, which motion was caried.
Moved and seconded that Brother Bowers be appointed a committe of one to confer with some preacher to try if possible to procure preaching. Resolution.
Whereas Brother Young time will expire on the 18th Inst. for taking care of the meeting house therefore, Resolve that he be requested to take it for another year at the same he received for this year
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which is w20.00 pr.year, Resolution .cariea.
There being no other business before the meeting, it "as Moves that we adjourn to moet at this place on the lost Caturey, being the SO" of this month at Il A. M. in the Union business -cetin. with the Concord and the Laurie Churches. John levin, Pres.
J. Berry Sec. (+oung2 .
Business Meeting, Wild Cat, Jan. 29" 1253.
Het Pursuant to adjournment, Bretheren Present, Bowers, Barkley, Murphey, Cann, Shortridge, Fuller, Nev in and Young. Bros. Crast : A Ashby, visiting Brothers. On notion Bro. Borers was appointed to the chair and Bro. levin Sec. After reading a portion of the scrip_ ture by the president, the reading of the minutes of the previous meeting was read and approved.
On motion the chair appointed a committee to prepare business & for the meeting, Committee consisted of the following Bretheren, Father Ashby, Bro. Crist, Fuller and Young.
Bro. Murphy made report of the business on which he had been appointed. On motion and at his own request a further time of two weeks was allowed him. On notion Bros. Ashby and Crist made stat- ments respecting their Congregations.
On motion a letter was ordered to be written t o Bro. Jameson with a view of having him preach for us at his earliest conveni- ence, and to make arrangements with him for one year. On motion Beo. Bowers was appointed on this business.
On motion Adjournment to meet the last Saturday in March at 1 Ovl. Prair By Father Ashby, A. Bowers Pres.
J. Nev in Sec. On the first Sunday in March, at Bro Jemerson first visit, carah Doherty united with the Church , by confession and Baptist ...
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5.50
Dr. to Cash
11.vv
Dec.
120
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