W. W. Maund was born circa 1800, in Georgia (some sources give Feb. 2, 1801 ). William lived in Wakulla County, Florida in 1850, Sabine County, Texas in 1860 & 1870, and Lampasas County, Texas in 1880. He was appointed postmaster in Jasper, Texas in 1854. William married first Mary Carter, second Mary Ann Bullard, and third Caroline Young Kirksey.
William Maund was in Texas by 1854. He pastored churches in the Bethlehem Baptist Association, and served as moderator of the association 1855-1859. Maund served on the presbytery to organize the First Baptist Church of Jasper, December 23, 1855, and was the church’s first pastor. (First Baptist historical marker). He, his wife, three daughters and sons-in-law moved to Lampasas in the fall of 1874 (The Lampasas Leader, Friday, March 10, 1899, p. 4). In 1877 he was preaching at the Baptist Church at Lampasas on the first Sunday of each month.
Other references that are probably the same Rev. W. W. Maund:
W. W. Maund was clerk of the Hephzibah Baptist Association in Georgia from 1832-1836 (The Hephzibah Baptist Association Centennial, 1794-1894 by Washington L. Kilpatrick, p. 181); preached at Albany Baptist Church, Albany, Georgia (The Place of New Beginnings: A History of the First Baptist Church of Albany, Georgia, by James E. Pelham, pp. 37-38, 45; History and Reminiscences of Dougherty County, Georgia, p. 240); elected to the Albany city council, January 1846 (The Albany Patriot, January 7, 12846, p. 2).
Tombstone not located; may be lost. His wife Caroline is probably buried here also.
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Additional information from A. Liem (Member # 47016927), a descendant of W. W. Maund.
His first wife was Mary Carter, married in Georgia ( and NOT related to the famous Carters of Virginia as often suggested in Ancestry searches). They had 4 children: Jane Elizabeth, William Lott , John Carter, and Angelina ( Angelina’s death certificate states mother’s name).
Second wife is Mary Ann Bullard, they married 1837 in Jefferson Co, GA and had one child, Ashley Mulford.
His third wife was Caroline Young Kirksey and they had 3 children: Henry Clay, Elizabeth Rebecca, Lucretia Katherine “ Kate”. My late aunt was named after her.
All of the offspring are born in Georgia.
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“At the session for 1834, William L. Tucker, from the Georgia Convention, is invited to a seat. Reports from domestic missionaries received, and appointed five more. Paid missionaries $140 00; $252 93 in hand. Ministers now in the body are J. H. T. Kilpatrick.”
Sumpter Co. GA
Oct. 1845 Rehoboth Baptist Church organized (originally Lot 15, 16th Dist.), William Maund, James S. Lunsford, presbyters
Jefferson Co, GA reports, “ In the minutes of 1845 there is nothing of interest reported, if we may except the report of W. Maund, the domestic missionary, who seems to have labored with great zeal and much success.”
1851. “ W. W. MAUND In the 1851 Florida Baptist Associational Minutes, W. W. Maund was listed as the pastor of Antioch Church in Wakulla County. Source: Florida Baptist Associational Minutes, 1851,”
William Maund was in Texas by 1854. He pastored churches in the Bethlehem Baptist Association, and served as moderator of the association 1855-1859. Maund served on the presbytery to organize the First Baptist Church of Jasper, December 23, 1855, and was the church’s first pastor. (First Baptist historical marker). He, his wife, three daughters and sons-in-law moved to Lampasas in the fall of 1874 (The Lampasas Leader, Friday, March 10, 1899, p. 4). In 1877 he was preaching at the Baptist Church at Lampasas on the first Sunday of each month.
Other references that are probably the same Rev. W. W. Maund:
W. W. Maund was clerk of the Hephzibah Baptist Association in Georgia from 1832-1836 (The Hephzibah Baptist Association Centennial, 1794-1894 by Washington L. Kilpatrick, p. 181); preached at Albany Baptist Church, Albany, Georgia (The Place of New Beginnings: A History of the First Baptist Church of Albany, Georgia, by James E. Pelham, pp. 37-38, 45; History and Reminiscences of Dougherty County, Georgia, p. 240); elected to the Albany city council, January 1846 (The Albany Patriot, January 7, 12846, p. 2).
Tombstone not located; may be lost. His wife Caroline is probably buried here also.
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Additional information from A. Liem (Member # 47016927), a descendant of W. W. Maund.
His first wife was Mary Carter, married in Georgia ( and NOT related to the famous Carters of Virginia as often suggested in Ancestry searches). They had 4 children: Jane Elizabeth, William Lott , John Carter, and Angelina ( Angelina’s death certificate states mother’s name).
Second wife is Mary Ann Bullard, they married 1837 in Jefferson Co, GA and had one child, Ashley Mulford.
His third wife was Caroline Young Kirksey and they had 3 children: Henry Clay, Elizabeth Rebecca, Lucretia Katherine “ Kate”. My late aunt was named after her.
All of the offspring are born in Georgia.
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“At the session for 1834, William L. Tucker, from the Georgia Convention, is invited to a seat. Reports from domestic missionaries received, and appointed five more. Paid missionaries $140 00; $252 93 in hand. Ministers now in the body are J. H. T. Kilpatrick.”
Sumpter Co. GA
Oct. 1845 Rehoboth Baptist Church organized (originally Lot 15, 16th Dist.), William Maund, James S. Lunsford, presbyters
Jefferson Co, GA reports, “ In the minutes of 1845 there is nothing of interest reported, if we may except the report of W. Maund, the domestic missionary, who seems to have labored with great zeal and much success.”
1851. “ W. W. MAUND In the 1851 Florida Baptist Associational Minutes, W. W. Maund was listed as the pastor of Antioch Church in Wakulla County. Source: Florida Baptist Associational Minutes, 1851,”
W. W. Maund was born circa 1800, in Georgia (some sources give Feb. 2, 1801 ). William lived in Wakulla County, Florida in 1850, Sabine County, Texas in 1860 & 1870, and Lampasas County, Texas in 1880. He was appointed postmaster in Jasper, Texas in 1854. William married first Mary Carter, second Mary Ann Bullard, and third Caroline Young Kirksey.
William Maund was in Texas by 1854. He pastored churches in the Bethlehem Baptist Association, and served as moderator of the association 1855-1859. Maund served on the presbytery to organize the First Baptist Church of Jasper, December 23, 1855, and was the church’s first pastor. (First Baptist historical marker). He, his wife, three daughters and sons-in-law moved to Lampasas in the fall of 1874 (The Lampasas Leader, Friday, March 10, 1899, p. 4). In 1877 he was preaching at the Baptist Church at Lampasas on the first Sunday of each month.
Other references that are probably the same Rev. W. W. Maund:
W. W. Maund was clerk of the Hephzibah Baptist Association in Georgia from 1832-1836 (The Hephzibah Baptist Association Centennial, 1794-1894 by Washington L. Kilpatrick, p. 181); preached at Albany Baptist Church, Albany, Georgia (The Place of New Beginnings: A History of the First Baptist Church of Albany, Georgia, by James E. Pelham, pp. 37-38, 45; History and Reminiscences of Dougherty County, Georgia, p. 240); elected to the Albany city council, January 1846 (The Albany Patriot, January 7, 12846, p. 2).
Tombstone not located; may be lost. His wife Caroline is probably buried here also.
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Additional information from A. Liem (Member # 47016927), a descendant of W. W. Maund.
His first wife was Mary Carter, married in Georgia ( and NOT related to the famous Carters of Virginia as often suggested in Ancestry searches). They had 4 children: Jane Elizabeth, William Lott , John Carter, and Angelina ( Angelina’s death certificate states mother’s name).
Second wife is Mary Ann Bullard, they married 1837 in Jefferson Co, GA and had one child, Ashley Mulford.
His third wife was Caroline Young Kirksey and they had 3 children: Henry Clay, Elizabeth Rebecca, Lucretia Katherine “ Kate”. My late aunt was named after her.
All of the offspring are born in Georgia.
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“At the session for 1834, William L. Tucker, from the Georgia Convention, is invited to a seat. Reports from domestic missionaries received, and appointed five more. Paid missionaries $140 00; $252 93 in hand. Ministers now in the body are J. H. T. Kilpatrick.”
Sumpter Co. GA
Oct. 1845 Rehoboth Baptist Church organized (originally Lot 15, 16th Dist.), William Maund, James S. Lunsford, presbyters
Jefferson Co, GA reports, “ In the minutes of 1845 there is nothing of interest reported, if we may except the report of W. Maund, the domestic missionary, who seems to have labored with great zeal and much success.”
1851. “ W. W. MAUND In the 1851 Florida Baptist Associational Minutes, W. W. Maund was listed as the pastor of Antioch Church in Wakulla County. Source: Florida Baptist Associational Minutes, 1851,”
William Maund was in Texas by 1854. He pastored churches in the Bethlehem Baptist Association, and served as moderator of the association 1855-1859. Maund served on the presbytery to organize the First Baptist Church of Jasper, December 23, 1855, and was the church’s first pastor. (First Baptist historical marker). He, his wife, three daughters and sons-in-law moved to Lampasas in the fall of 1874 (The Lampasas Leader, Friday, March 10, 1899, p. 4). In 1877 he was preaching at the Baptist Church at Lampasas on the first Sunday of each month.
Other references that are probably the same Rev. W. W. Maund:
W. W. Maund was clerk of the Hephzibah Baptist Association in Georgia from 1832-1836 (The Hephzibah Baptist Association Centennial, 1794-1894 by Washington L. Kilpatrick, p. 181); preached at Albany Baptist Church, Albany, Georgia (The Place of New Beginnings: A History of the First Baptist Church of Albany, Georgia, by James E. Pelham, pp. 37-38, 45; History and Reminiscences of Dougherty County, Georgia, p. 240); elected to the Albany city council, January 1846 (The Albany Patriot, January 7, 12846, p. 2).
Tombstone not located; may be lost. His wife Caroline is probably buried here also.
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Additional information from A. Liem (Member # 47016927), a descendant of W. W. Maund.
His first wife was Mary Carter, married in Georgia ( and NOT related to the famous Carters of Virginia as often suggested in Ancestry searches). They had 4 children: Jane Elizabeth, William Lott , John Carter, and Angelina ( Angelina’s death certificate states mother’s name).
Second wife is Mary Ann Bullard, they married 1837 in Jefferson Co, GA and had one child, Ashley Mulford.
His third wife was Caroline Young Kirksey and they had 3 children: Henry Clay, Elizabeth Rebecca, Lucretia Katherine “ Kate”. My late aunt was named after her.
All of the offspring are born in Georgia.
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“At the session for 1834, William L. Tucker, from the Georgia Convention, is invited to a seat. Reports from domestic missionaries received, and appointed five more. Paid missionaries $140 00; $252 93 in hand. Ministers now in the body are J. H. T. Kilpatrick.”
Sumpter Co. GA
Oct. 1845 Rehoboth Baptist Church organized (originally Lot 15, 16th Dist.), William Maund, James S. Lunsford, presbyters
Jefferson Co, GA reports, “ In the minutes of 1845 there is nothing of interest reported, if we may except the report of W. Maund, the domestic missionary, who seems to have labored with great zeal and much success.”
1851. “ W. W. MAUND In the 1851 Florida Baptist Associational Minutes, W. W. Maund was listed as the pastor of Antioch Church in Wakulla County. Source: Florida Baptist Associational Minutes, 1851,”
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