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Rev Andrew Jackson Chappell

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Rev Andrew Jackson Chappell

Birth
Shelby County, Alabama, USA
Death
27 Jul 1923 (aged 57)
Powderly, Jefferson County, Alabama, USA
Burial
Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, USA
Plot
Block 2, Lot 104
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Rev. Chappell was a Methodist-Episcopal minister. He was also a Mason and was given a Masonic burial. He had an accident and had to retire from the ministry and afterwards he worked for the U.S. Postal Service as the Post Master in Powderly, AL. He married Mary Lou Crawford on February 14, 1886 at Talladega County, AL. Mary Lou's father was the minister who married them. His parents were William M.Chappell and Mary Ann Norred.

Alabama Christian Advocate, Annual Conference 1923
At the age of 15, Rev. Andrew Jackson Chappell was happily converted and joined the Church under the preaching of Rev. T.W. Hayes. August 28th, 1887, he was licensed to preach by Dr. Anson West, Presiding Elder at Sardis Church, Chandler Springs Circuit. November 1887, at Tuscaloosa, he was admitted on trial into the North Alabama Conference and was ordained Deacon by Bishop W.W. Duncan at Huntsville, November 20, 1889; He was made an Elder by Bishop Charles B. Galloway at Decatur, December 7, 1891.

Note: Rev. Chappell served as minister at the following Methodist-Episcopal Circuits:
Chandler Springs, Graham, Mt. Tabor, Fernbank, Fayette, Cloverdale, Pleasant Site, Waynesville, Langston, Hokes Bluff, Bessemer, Summerville, Austinville, Ninth, Decatur, Adger-Searls.
Rev. Chappell was a Methodist-Episcopal minister. He was also a Mason and was given a Masonic burial. He had an accident and had to retire from the ministry and afterwards he worked for the U.S. Postal Service as the Post Master in Powderly, AL. He married Mary Lou Crawford on February 14, 1886 at Talladega County, AL. Mary Lou's father was the minister who married them. His parents were William M.Chappell and Mary Ann Norred.

Alabama Christian Advocate, Annual Conference 1923
At the age of 15, Rev. Andrew Jackson Chappell was happily converted and joined the Church under the preaching of Rev. T.W. Hayes. August 28th, 1887, he was licensed to preach by Dr. Anson West, Presiding Elder at Sardis Church, Chandler Springs Circuit. November 1887, at Tuscaloosa, he was admitted on trial into the North Alabama Conference and was ordained Deacon by Bishop W.W. Duncan at Huntsville, November 20, 1889; He was made an Elder by Bishop Charles B. Galloway at Decatur, December 7, 1891.

Note: Rev. Chappell served as minister at the following Methodist-Episcopal Circuits:
Chandler Springs, Graham, Mt. Tabor, Fernbank, Fayette, Cloverdale, Pleasant Site, Waynesville, Langston, Hokes Bluff, Bessemer, Summerville, Austinville, Ninth, Decatur, Adger-Searls.

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