William Thomas "Billy" Todd
"Independent Republic Quarterly" Summer 1984, pp 11-14
THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS by Esther Nance Gray"
"The churches at this time were Eden Missionary Baptist for which Uncle Billy (W. T.) Todd gave the site (presently Myrtle Beach Seafood) with a cemetery (Withers) on a hill across the swash and towards the ocean...Eden Baptist was at its third location. The first, which burned, was in the area west of Lower Airport Road. The second site was on Aerovox Road. Eden Church moved the fourth time to Fourth Avenue and Oak and became Myrtle Beach First Baptist."
"Independent Republic Quarterly" Information supplied by Chyrel Stalvey.
The death date on tombstone is not correct, Death Record says he died Feb 20, 1926 and was buried on Feb 21,1926.
"Independent Republic Quarterly" Summer 1984, pp 11-14
THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS by Esther Nance Gray"
"The churches at this time were Eden Missionary Baptist for which Uncle Billy (W. T.) Todd gave the site (presently Myrtle Beach Seafood) with a cemetery (Withers) on a hill across the swash and towards the ocean...Eden Baptist was at its third location. The first, which burned, was in the area west of Lower Airport Road. The second site was on Aerovox Road. Eden Church moved the fourth time to Fourth Avenue and Oak and became Myrtle Beach First Baptist."
"Independent Republic Quarterly" Information supplied by Chyrel Stalvey.
The death date on tombstone is not correct, Death Record says he died Feb 20, 1926 and was buried on Feb 21,1926.
William Thomas "Billy" Todd
"Independent Republic Quarterly" Summer 1984, pp 11-14
THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS by Esther Nance Gray"
"The churches at this time were Eden Missionary Baptist for which Uncle Billy (W. T.) Todd gave the site (presently Myrtle Beach Seafood) with a cemetery (Withers) on a hill across the swash and towards the ocean...Eden Baptist was at its third location. The first, which burned, was in the area west of Lower Airport Road. The second site was on Aerovox Road. Eden Church moved the fourth time to Fourth Avenue and Oak and became Myrtle Beach First Baptist."
"Independent Republic Quarterly" Information supplied by Chyrel Stalvey.
The death date on tombstone is not correct, Death Record says he died Feb 20, 1926 and was buried on Feb 21,1926.
"Independent Republic Quarterly" Summer 1984, pp 11-14
THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS by Esther Nance Gray"
"The churches at this time were Eden Missionary Baptist for which Uncle Billy (W. T.) Todd gave the site (presently Myrtle Beach Seafood) with a cemetery (Withers) on a hill across the swash and towards the ocean...Eden Baptist was at its third location. The first, which burned, was in the area west of Lower Airport Road. The second site was on Aerovox Road. Eden Church moved the fourth time to Fourth Avenue and Oak and became Myrtle Beach First Baptist."
"Independent Republic Quarterly" Information supplied by Chyrel Stalvey.
The death date on tombstone is not correct, Death Record says he died Feb 20, 1926 and was buried on Feb 21,1926.
Inscription
"THY WILL BE DONE.", "AMIABLE AND BELOVED FATHER FAREWELL NOT ON THIS PERISHING STONE BUT IN THE BOOK OF LIFE AND IN THE HEARTS OF THY AFFECTED FRIENDS IS THY WORTH RECORDED."
Gravesite Details
(Horry County Cemetery Records, (Vol. 10) States B: 4/27/1845) (The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, (Vol. 5) States B: 4/27/1846) (http://www.hchsonline.org/cemetery/withers.html D: 1946) (Stone States D: 1926)
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