s/o Stephen Pipkin, Rev War, and Amelia Thompson
Methodist Preacher, Farmer
Rev Pipkin lived in South Carolina, Alabama and Arkansas.
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1777, born in Wayne County, North Carolina.
25 Dec 1810, Set apart for office of a deacon by Bishop Francis Asbury at Columbia, SC.
1 Jan 1822, Ordained an elder by Bishop George at Claiborne, Alabama
Married Miss Faribey Beasley.
Brought up 10 children, 4 sons and 6 daughters.
He was brother to Rev Barnabas Pipkin and Rev Stephen Pipkin.
(Source "A History of Methodism in Alabama" by Rev Anson West, D.D. (1893)
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Brother PIPKIN was licensed to preach in South Carolina in 1804, and was ordained by Bishop ASBURY; his parchments he held untarnished and unspotted, as a local preacher in the Methodist Church, 6l years.
On a visit to some of my children, I went out into the country, in Nevada County, to Mount Vernon Church, where I met quite a number of the children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren of this good man and wife, whose remains lie in the graveyard at this church.
From his two sons and two daughters there I obtained the following statistics of his long line of descendants. There are now living of his family in that section of Arkansas, 77; in Texas as near as could be ascertained, 107; making 184 besides those, 35 have died, footing up in all, 219. In this estimate is included sons- in-law and daughters-in-law, who have married into the family. Brother PIPKIN's early labors in the ministry were spent in South Carolina, then in Georgia, where he lived and labored for 26 years - he then moved to Alabama, and spent 30 years and thence to this State, where he ended his labors, and ceased to work and live.
~ (Extracts) (Attributed to the Rev A. C. RAMSEY, Camden, AR, 18 FEB 1879, writing to the Christian Advocate - a Nevada County newspaper.)
Methodist Preacher, Farmer
Rev Pipkin lived in South Carolina, Alabama and Arkansas.
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1777, born in Wayne County, North Carolina.
25 Dec 1810, Set apart for office of a deacon by Bishop Francis Asbury at Columbia, SC.
1 Jan 1822, Ordained an elder by Bishop George at Claiborne, Alabama
Married Miss Faribey Beasley.
Brought up 10 children, 4 sons and 6 daughters.
He was brother to Rev Barnabas Pipkin and Rev Stephen Pipkin.
(Source "A History of Methodism in Alabama" by Rev Anson West, D.D. (1893)
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Brother PIPKIN was licensed to preach in South Carolina in 1804, and was ordained by Bishop ASBURY; his parchments he held untarnished and unspotted, as a local preacher in the Methodist Church, 6l years.
On a visit to some of my children, I went out into the country, in Nevada County, to Mount Vernon Church, where I met quite a number of the children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren of this good man and wife, whose remains lie in the graveyard at this church.
From his two sons and two daughters there I obtained the following statistics of his long line of descendants. There are now living of his family in that section of Arkansas, 77; in Texas as near as could be ascertained, 107; making 184 besides those, 35 have died, footing up in all, 219. In this estimate is included sons- in-law and daughters-in-law, who have married into the family. Brother PIPKIN's early labors in the ministry were spent in South Carolina, then in Georgia, where he lived and labored for 26 years - he then moved to Alabama, and spent 30 years and thence to this State, where he ended his labors, and ceased to work and live.
~ (Extracts) (Attributed to the Rev A. C. RAMSEY, Camden, AR, 18 FEB 1879, writing to the Christian Advocate - a Nevada County newspaper.)
s/o Stephen Pipkin, Rev War, and Amelia Thompson
Methodist Preacher, Farmer
Rev Pipkin lived in South Carolina, Alabama and Arkansas.
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1777, born in Wayne County, North Carolina.
25 Dec 1810, Set apart for office of a deacon by Bishop Francis Asbury at Columbia, SC.
1 Jan 1822, Ordained an elder by Bishop George at Claiborne, Alabama
Married Miss Faribey Beasley.
Brought up 10 children, 4 sons and 6 daughters.
He was brother to Rev Barnabas Pipkin and Rev Stephen Pipkin.
(Source "A History of Methodism in Alabama" by Rev Anson West, D.D. (1893)
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Brother PIPKIN was licensed to preach in South Carolina in 1804, and was ordained by Bishop ASBURY; his parchments he held untarnished and unspotted, as a local preacher in the Methodist Church, 6l years.
On a visit to some of my children, I went out into the country, in Nevada County, to Mount Vernon Church, where I met quite a number of the children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren of this good man and wife, whose remains lie in the graveyard at this church.
From his two sons and two daughters there I obtained the following statistics of his long line of descendants. There are now living of his family in that section of Arkansas, 77; in Texas as near as could be ascertained, 107; making 184 besides those, 35 have died, footing up in all, 219. In this estimate is included sons- in-law and daughters-in-law, who have married into the family. Brother PIPKIN's early labors in the ministry were spent in South Carolina, then in Georgia, where he lived and labored for 26 years - he then moved to Alabama, and spent 30 years and thence to this State, where he ended his labors, and ceased to work and live.
~ (Extracts) (Attributed to the Rev A. C. RAMSEY, Camden, AR, 18 FEB 1879, writing to the Christian Advocate - a Nevada County newspaper.)
Methodist Preacher, Farmer
Rev Pipkin lived in South Carolina, Alabama and Arkansas.
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1777, born in Wayne County, North Carolina.
25 Dec 1810, Set apart for office of a deacon by Bishop Francis Asbury at Columbia, SC.
1 Jan 1822, Ordained an elder by Bishop George at Claiborne, Alabama
Married Miss Faribey Beasley.
Brought up 10 children, 4 sons and 6 daughters.
He was brother to Rev Barnabas Pipkin and Rev Stephen Pipkin.
(Source "A History of Methodism in Alabama" by Rev Anson West, D.D. (1893)
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Brother PIPKIN was licensed to preach in South Carolina in 1804, and was ordained by Bishop ASBURY; his parchments he held untarnished and unspotted, as a local preacher in the Methodist Church, 6l years.
On a visit to some of my children, I went out into the country, in Nevada County, to Mount Vernon Church, where I met quite a number of the children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren of this good man and wife, whose remains lie in the graveyard at this church.
From his two sons and two daughters there I obtained the following statistics of his long line of descendants. There are now living of his family in that section of Arkansas, 77; in Texas as near as could be ascertained, 107; making 184 besides those, 35 have died, footing up in all, 219. In this estimate is included sons- in-law and daughters-in-law, who have married into the family. Brother PIPKIN's early labors in the ministry were spent in South Carolina, then in Georgia, where he lived and labored for 26 years - he then moved to Alabama, and spent 30 years and thence to this State, where he ended his labors, and ceased to work and live.
~ (Extracts) (Attributed to the Rev A. C. RAMSEY, Camden, AR, 18 FEB 1879, writing to the Christian Advocate - a Nevada County newspaper.)
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