Roane County TN Archives History - Books .....Post Oak Springs Church Preachers 1927
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Book Title: The History Of Roane County Tennessee 1801-1870

METHODIST PREACHERS



    The preachers serving in Post Oak Springs Church are recalled as:



Rufus Stephens (a distinguished preacher)

David Flemming

Sewell Phillips

James L. Cash

William Tower

J. W. Dickey

Rev. Lowery

P. N. Price

—-——Belt

T. K. Munsey

Carroll Long

William Bowers

K. C. Atkins

Brandon and Patty

Jno. Y. Smith



    Rev. Lowery had a sleek, bald head, and during his preaching a sermon young

John Davis, son of Dr. Davis, inquired in a loud voice, "Did the sheep eat the

hair off that man's head" The inquiry produced some sensation.



    Jerry Lamb and Andrew McCulley led the Singing Schools that were in

operation in 1850.



Additional Comments:
From:



Part Three



The History of Roane County Tennessee 1801-1870

by

Emma Middleton Wells



Printed by

The Lookout Publishing Company

Chattanooga, Tennessee



(1927)

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