> Rev Elias A Cochran started into the Baptist Ministry at age 36 in 1881. Among the Churches he pastored were:
>
> Yellow Creek
> Mt Zion
> Crabapple
> Hightower
> Mt Pisgah
> Bethany
> Corinth(F)
> Providence
> Shady Grove(S)
> Lebanon
> Beaver Ruin
> Shoal Creek
> Mt Vernon
> Four Mile Creek
> Liberty Grove
> Cross Plains
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Married 1st: 8 Jan 1868, Forsyth County, Georgia to Jane Fowler
Married 2nd: 20 Jan 1889, Forsyth County, Georgia to Emeline Sarah Fowler
Married 3rd: 15 Dec 1901, Forsyth County, Georgia to Kansas S. Wheeler
Unit: Co. G, 4th Georgia Reserves (Pvt.)Joined: 20 May 1864, Atlanta, GeorgiaParoled, Montgomery Alabama, May 1865.
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He joined New Harmony Church in Sept. 1865 and later joined Hightower Church.
He was Called to Preach in 1881, Licensed in 1882 and Ordained into the Ministry in 1885.
He enlisted in the Confederate Army in 1864 ans was in Co. G of the 4th Reg. of the GA Reserves. In March of 1865 he was captured in Alabama by Federal Troops and was released in May of 1865.
He had owned more than 200-acres in Forsyth and Cherokee Counties. In later life held a record for the man having the longest recorded beard in Georgia by the Atlanta Constitution Newspaper.
> Rev Elias A Cochran started into the Baptist Ministry at age 36 in 1881. Among the Churches he pastored were:
>
> Yellow Creek
> Mt Zion
> Crabapple
> Hightower
> Mt Pisgah
> Bethany
> Corinth(F)
> Providence
> Shady Grove(S)
> Lebanon
> Beaver Ruin
> Shoal Creek
> Mt Vernon
> Four Mile Creek
> Liberty Grove
> Cross Plains
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Married 1st: 8 Jan 1868, Forsyth County, Georgia to Jane Fowler
Married 2nd: 20 Jan 1889, Forsyth County, Georgia to Emeline Sarah Fowler
Married 3rd: 15 Dec 1901, Forsyth County, Georgia to Kansas S. Wheeler
Unit: Co. G, 4th Georgia Reserves (Pvt.)Joined: 20 May 1864, Atlanta, GeorgiaParoled, Montgomery Alabama, May 1865.
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He joined New Harmony Church in Sept. 1865 and later joined Hightower Church.
He was Called to Preach in 1881, Licensed in 1882 and Ordained into the Ministry in 1885.
He enlisted in the Confederate Army in 1864 ans was in Co. G of the 4th Reg. of the GA Reserves. In March of 1865 he was captured in Alabama by Federal Troops and was released in May of 1865.
He had owned more than 200-acres in Forsyth and Cherokee Counties. In later life held a record for the man having the longest recorded beard in Georgia by the Atlanta Constitution Newspaper.
Bio by: Jeff Lacy
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