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The Post Oak Grove Methodist Church was organized October 13,
1874, by Rev. John J. Farmer in a log school house built by Mr.
Thomas S. Slater. At this time there were thirty-five members
received into the church. The first building was a box house 30X35
feet and was built in 1874. The second building was built during
the pastorate of J. M. Baker in 1892. In 1910 the church name was
changed to Brushie Prairie Methodist Church. Beginning in the fall
of 1913 Brushie was placed on the Emmett Circuit, a new Parsonage
was built at Emmett and the Rev. W. E. Hawkin was the new pastor.
Brother Hawkins was pastor at Brushie from 1913 till 1919.
The third and present building was built in 1927, to Sunday
school rooms were added in 1953/54, under the leadership of C. B.
Wilson. In 1952 the Mt. Zion Church (Alliance Hall) came into the
Brushie Methodist Church.
Their have been nineteen young men that have been called for
the service of their Lord.
In 1965 the Navarro Mills Lake filled and their were not
enough people of the Methodist Church to keep the church in
progress, so it was disbanded and the members went to Frost and
Dawson. The Brushie Prairie Church roll book went to the Dawson
Methodist Church. The Waxahachie Methodist Conference agreed to
let the building remain as long as church services were held at
least once a year.
We still have our Homecomings and also funerals. This
agreement has been kept, and the building, and grounds are in very
good condition.
The first thirty members names are following:
John J. Farmer
Mary Jane Farmer
Nehemia Toten
Sarah French
Alice Pruit Powell
Sarah Ann French
Ben Oliver
W. A. Carmack
F. M. Johnson
Linzie Hanson
Thomas Slater
Joe Cathoties
Mollie Pepper
S. A. Stokley
Erastus Dorris
Mary Jane Farmer
Zale French
Joe Berry
Buck French
Louis Statem
Sid Tullos
Mrs. W. A. Carmack
Polly Ann Johnson
Tom Pruit Sr.
Emma Slater
Frank Hagle
Taylor Pepper
T. L. Lummus
Henry Wilson
W. D. French
Brushie has been on a number of circuits: Frost, Dawson,
Emmett, Dresden, Blooming Grove, Milford, Irene, Mount Zion, and
Harmony.
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THOMAS S. SLATER
Thomas S. Slater was born in Tennessee Dec. 28, 1828. He
came to Texas as a young man and served as overseer and guard of
slaves for a Mr. Nelson who was the father of Hasseltine Nelson
whom married Thomas S. Slater. Hasseltine's father presented her
and Thomas S. Slater five slaves as wedding presents. Deeds were
started on September 29, 1858 and made legal October 31, 1859;
thus we know by the dates on the deeds for the five slaves that
Thomas S. and Hasseltine Slater were living in Navarro County in
1858. Three children were born to them. After Hasseltine's death
he married Josephine Boyston and they had four children. Following
his second wife's death he married Emma French and they had six
children.
During his life time Thomas S. Slater built a log school
house in the Brushie Prairie Community, this effort proved to be a
great influence on the Brushie Prairie Community because there
have been a great number of school teachers who have gone out from
this community by this man's great deed.
In 1874 Thomas S. Slater also started a church in this log
school house and it was called Post Oak Grove. Mr. Slater was the
first Superintendent of this church. Finally in 1910 the Post Oak
Church was changed to Brushie Prairie Methodist Church.
He died July 24, 1884 and was buried in the Navarro Mill's
cemetery in Navarro Co. Texas.
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JOHN J. FARMER
John J. Farmer was born to Peter and Susania Ayers Farmer on
July 30, 1820 in Franklin Co. Tennessee.
Miss Sylvania French who was born March 15, 1837 in Marshall
Co. Alabama and married John J. Farmer on November 30, 1853.
Between 1856 and 1858 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Farmer moved to Texas,
where he served in the Confederate Army in the 19th Brigade, Texas
Militia. He became a Methodist Minister and on October 13, 1874 he
founded the Post Oak Church which is known today as the Brushie
Prairie Methodist Church. To this union were born six children, 1.
Ellen J. Farmer, Aug. 16, 1854; 2. James M. Farmer, 1856-1870; 3.
Sallie A. Farmer, June 2, 1858; 4. Mary Alice Farmer, 1860-died
young; 5. Rhodah Farmer, 1862; 6. John Henry Farmer, July 17,
1864-April 23, 1945 and was buried in the Dawson cemetery.
After Mrs. Farmers death John J. Farmer married Jane Peters
on January 20, 1867-they had three children: 1. Ruben Farmer,
1873; 2. Minnie Farmer, 1876-married Rev. J. J. Sykes; 3. Paralee
Farmer, 1878, died young.
Rev. John J. Farmer died January 5, 1867 and was buried in
the Raleigh cemetery, Navarro Co. Texas.
Mr. Farmer was the father of John Henry Farmer of Dawson,
Texas; who also was a great influence on the Brushie Prairie
Methodist Church. He was there when the church needed him. He was
always helping in time of need to pay the Preachers.
THE JOHNSON FAMILY
The Johnson Family came to Texas in 1852 and settled in the
Brushie Prairie Community, Navarro Co. Texas. The Johnson Family
gave the land of two acres for the church and cemetery, January
21, 1893.
These are the names of the Johnson family that appear on the
deeds:
J. M. Johnson
W. D. Johnson
E. W. Johnson
F. M. Johnson
Mr. F. M. Johnson was born in Tennessee. He was in the
Confederate Army.Page 4.
PASTORS THAT HAVE SERVED BRUSHIE PRAIRIE
CHURCH
ORGANIZED 1874 BY J. J. FARMER
Date—Pastor Bishop—Presiding Elder
1874— R. C. Hendrix __________________________
1875— W. L. Kestler __________________________
1876— W. M. Vaughn __________________________
1877-78—R. C. Armstrong __________________________
1879-82— E. L. Armstrong __________________________
1883-84— C. S. McCarver __________________________
1885-88— N. A. Keen __________________________
1888-90— F. M. Winburne __________________________
1891— W. D. Bass __________________________
1892-93— J. M. Baxer __________________________
1894-95— R. A. Keen __________________________
1896— J. R. Hixon __________________________
1897— J. T. McKeown __________________________
1898— A. T. Culberson __________________________
1899— J. J. Canafax __________________________
1900-01-02— R. E. Stutts __________________________
1903— L. E. Riddle __________________________
1904-05— S. P. Nevill __________________________
1906— N. E. Gardener __________________________
1907— R. B. Young __________________________
1908-10— Walter Griffith __________________________
1911— H. B. Landrum __________________________
1912— H. B. Urquhart __________________________
1913— J. F. Tyson __________________________
1914-18— W. E. Hawkins, Jr. __________________________
1920— W. G. Gualtney W. N. Answorth—S. D. Porter
1922— Ben Crow W. N. Answorth—C. A. Buckley
1923— Floyd Hollingsworth James Dicky—C. A. Buckley
1924-25— H. R. Hale James Dicky—John Barcus
1925-26— D. R. Darward John M. Moore—A. W. Hall
1926-27-28— T. G. Story __________________________
1928-34— F. Wadall __________________________
1934-35— J. W. Chisholm H. H. Borg—C. R. Gray
1935-37— C. M. Buturil __________________________
1937— J. D. Ramsey __________________________
1938-39— J. Virgil Davis R. D. Story—
1939-July, 1940— F. T. Fisher __________________________
1940-41— C. R. Copland _________________________
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PASTORS CONTINUED
1941-42— Edwin Ray __________________________
1942-43— E. O. Hearne __________________________
1943— W. D. Williams __________________________
1944-45— Royce Womack __________________________
1946-47— Rev. Lockerd __________________________
1948— Joe McAfee R. D. Story—
1949— J. W. Rumballow __________________________
1950— Ben T. Welch __________________________
1952— C. B. Wilson __________________________
1956— George Matthew __________________________
1957— W. L. Milner __________________________
1959— Robert W. Sanders __________________________
1961— R. V. Lindsay __________________________
1962— Wm. H. Horick __________________________
1963— Joe D. Worley __________________________
1965— Samuel E. Monhundo __________________________
Superintendents Of Sunday School
Superintendents Assistants
1874—Tom Slater
1905-1907— J. G. Caskey
D. F. Brown
1906-1909— G. W. French __________________________
1910— W. D. French Mrs. Hood French
1913— J. W. Bailey Clabe French
Mr. Bailey was the last Superintendent I could find, until
Mr. Abe Raley
1931—Mrs. Ollie Daniel __________________________
Edgar Raley __________________________
Truman Raley __________________________
Virgie Rene Putman __________________________
Lee Putman __________________________
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The following names are from the Brushie Prairie Methodist
Church Rolls.
Note: Some names are on the list more than once, i.e.
Johnnie Turner is Mrs. Harold Bell.
Adams, Aubrey Oneta
Adams, Nelda Ann
Adams, Nolan
Adams, Nolan (Mrs.)
Allen, Brenda Jewell
Anderson, J.
Anderson, Mrs. Eula D.
Armstrong, Ethel
Armstrong, Gladys
Armstrong, Ola Faye
Armstrong, Tom
Arnold, Miss Oassie
Bailey, Ellen T.
Bailey, Ernest
Bailey, Ida A. (Mrs.)
Bailey, J. C.
Bailey, J. T.
Bailey, James R.
Bailey, Jim W.
Bailey, Mabel
Bailey, Mary F.
Bailey, Roy
Bailey, Terry
Bailey, William L.
Ballew, Mabel
Barber, D. W.
Barber, D. W. (Mrs.)
Barber, Mary
Bason, M. F. (Mrs.)
Beasley, Jim
Beauchamp, Hattie (Mrs.)
Beauchamp, Hattie Velle
Beauchamp, J. W.
Beauchamp, Mattie Pearl
Beauchamp, Sarah Ola
Beauchamp, Willie Ruth
Bell, Harold
Bell, Harold (Mrs.)
Belt, Ollie (Mrs.)
Bennett, Bettie (Miss)
Bennett, Eva Lena
Bennett, Frank
Bennett, J. Q.
Bennett, James
Bennett, John
Bennett, Josie (Mrs.)
Bennett, Lawson
Bennett, Lula (Miss)
Bennett, Martha
Bennett, Monroe
Bennett, Robert H.
Bennett, William R.
Berry, Audrey (Mrs.)
Berry, Cassie (Mrs.)
Berry, Clay
Berry, Ed
Berry, Elmer
Berry, Fannie (Mrs.)
Berry, George W.
Berry, J. A.
Berry, Joe M.
Berry, L. J.
Berry, Lou (Mrs.)
Berry, Lula (Miss)
Berry, Maud (Mrs.)
Bills, A. B. (Miss)
Bills, Carmack
Bills, Eugenia (Mrs.)
Bills, Garry A.
Bills, Hallie (Miss)
Bills, Helen
Bills, Hulen
Bills, J. A. (Pete)
Bills, James (Jim) A.
Bills, Lavada Sue
Bills, May (Miss)
Bills, Nellie
Bills, R. H.
Bills, Sarah
Bills, Sarah Helen
Bills, Tenia (Miss)
Bills, Wilda
Bounds, Mary Jane Farmer
Bowen, George
Bowen, J. B.
Bowen, Robert L.
Bowen, William H.
Boyd, Ethel
Brazzelton, J. T.
Brazzelton, J. T. (Mrs.)
Breazalle, Frances
Breazalle, Lawrence
Breazalle, Martha
Breazalle, Verna (Mrs.)
Breedlove, J. R.
Breedlove, M. E.
Brown, Bettie
Brown, Charlie
Brown, David F.
Brown, Iola
Brown, M. F.
Brown, Nannie
Bruster, Palestine
Burns, Ervin
Butler, Estis W.
Butler, Joseph
Butler, William E.
Cagle, Clint
Cagle, Elmis
Cagle, Wesley
Calhoun, A. C.
Campbell, Willie
Carmack, Leona
Carmack, Mattie
Carmack, Ruth
Carmack, Sarah Jane (Mrs.)
Carmack, Susie
Caskey, Charlie
Caskey, Daisy
Caskey, Emma
Caskey, Ernest
Caskey, Ethel
Caskey, Florence
Caskey, Gertie
Caskey, J. W.
Caskey, Jesse
Caskey, Jim
Caskey, John G.
Caskey, Josie
Caskey, L. A. (Mrs.)
Caskey, Willie
Cathey, David
Cathey, John
Cathey, John (Mrs.)
Cathey, Lanelle
Cathey, Mary
Chambers, LaVerne
Chesney, Robert J.
Chunn, Jewell
Chunn, Leona (Mrs.)
Chunn, Lois Annie
Chunn, Virgio
Clark, John, Jr.
Clark, Susie
Cleveland, Annie (Mrs.)
Cleveland, Ellen
Cleveland, Grover
Cleveland, Mary
Cleveland, Wylie
Coker, Bulah
Coker, F. E.
Coker, Nora
Coker, T. E. (Mrs.)
Coker, T. O.
Coker, W. M.
Collier, Elwood
Congleton, J. H. (Mrs.)
Cook, Martha E.
Cook, Samuel
Cooper, J. C.
Cooper, Lula (Mrs.)
Cooper, Mollie
Copley, Genell
Cottongame, James
Couch, Annie Lorene
Couch, James
Couch, Lillie
Couch, Thomas
Cox, Vera Hagle (Mrs.)
Coz, Aubrey L.
Crawford, G. W.
Crawford, Herman]
Crawford, Ida (Mrs.)
Crawford, Irene (Mrs.)
Crenshaw, Harvey
Cresset, Mittie V. (Miss)
Damron, Oallie (Mrs.)
Danford, Ernest
Danford, Eula
Daniels, Bettie Sue
Daniels, Herman
Daniels, McAfee
Daniels, Ollie (Mrs.)
Darnell, C. M. (Mrs.)
Davidson, S. A. (Mrs.)
Davis, C.
Davis, Lee
Davis, Nettie
Dempsey, Annie
Dixon, Annie
Dixon, E. F.
Dixon, J. A.
Dorris, Erasrtus
Douthitt, Bettie (Mrs.)
Douthitt, J. W.
Earls, Elizabeth (Mrs.)
Earls, James
Earls, Lawson
Earls, Mary (Mrs.)
Evans, E. N.
Evans, J. A. (Mrs.)
Evans, Reece L.
Evans, Reece L. (Mrs.)
Farmer, Bulah
Farmer, Carrie (Mrs.)
Farmer, Edgar
Farmer, Minnie (Miss)
Farmer, Ruben
Felton, Ethel
Ferguson, Libbie
Fields, Carrie
Fields, M. A. (Mrs.)
Fitch, Emmie
Fitch, J. E.
Fitch, Mary
Fitch, Victoria
Fox, E. C.
Fox, Maud
Fred, Marvin
French, A. J.
French, Alice (Miss)
French, Alice (Mrs.)
French, Allie
French, Alma
French, Bedford
French, Bettye
French, Beuna
French, Carol
French, Daisy
French, Dean
French, Dezie
French, Dick
French, Dora (Miss)
French, E. J.
French, Edmon
French, Edna
French, Eliza Hood
French, Essie, (Mrs.)
French, Eunice
French, Eva
French, Fannie V. (Mrs.)
French, Fred
French, G. E.
French, G. W., Jr.
French, G. W., Sr.
French, Gardner
French, George
French, George A.
French, Huey
French, Ida (Miss)
French, Isora
French, J. M., Jr.
French, J. S.
French, J. Wilburn
French, Janie (Miss)
French, Jim Mack
French, Jimmie (Miss)
French, John Francis
French, Katie
French, Kinsey
French, L. J. (Mrs.)
French, L. R.
French, Lena
French, Lillie
French, Lorene
French, Love Ann
French, M. J. (Mrs.)
French, M. W.
French, Mary Etta (Miss)
French, Mollie
French, Myrtle
French, Nora (Miss)
French, Notie
French, P. E. (Mrs.)
French, Permelia
French, Rodney
French, Ruth
French, S. A. (Mrs.)
French, S. V. (Mrs.)
French, Sam
French, Sarah Ann
French, Sula
French, Taylor
French, Tommie
French, Troy
French, Troy, (Mrs.)
French, Vera
French, W. D.
French, W. Luther
French, Wincie
French, Zale
Frost, Bertha
Frost, Bula
Frost, J. R.
Frost, Josephine
Fryar, J. M.
Fullerton, Ira Earl
Fulton, E. N.
Gann, Oca
Gann, Sallie A. (Mrs.)
Goodman Silvania
Goodman, Imogene Putman
Goodman, John
Goodman, M. A. (Mrs.)
Graves, Pearl (Miss)
Green, Bettie
Green, Daniel
Green, Robert
Green, Ruth
Grimes, L. E.
Gross, Isaac
Guinn, Emma
Guinn, Lucy
Guinn, Lucy (Miss)
Guinn, Mary
Guinn, Rushton
Haddox, Alene Hagle
Haddox, Frank
Hagle, M. L. (Mrs.)
Hagle, Bobbie Louise
Hagle, Don
Hagle, Dorothy
Hagle, Doyle
Hagle, Doyle (Mrs.)
Hagle, Elmer
Hagle, Floyd
Hagle, Frank H.
Hagle, Harvey
Hagle, John
Hagle, Joseph
Hagle, Lelia Beatrice
Hagle, Lula
Hagle, Maggie Lee
Hagle, Nettie (Mrs.)
Hagle, Ruth
Halbrooks, Annie
Halbrooks, Bettie
Halbrooks, Lena (Mrs.)
Halbrooks, Myrtle
Hansen, A. P. (Mrs.)
Hansen, Charlie
Hanson, L. D.
Hanson, Lizzier (Miss)
Hanson, Lula (Miss)
Hardin, Walter D.
Hargroves, Billy
Hargroves, Emma
Hargroves, Glen
Hargroves, Glen (Mrs.)
Hargroves, J. W. (Bud)
Hargroves, Jewell (Mrs.)
Hargroves, Tressie Mae
Harper, Elbert
Herring, A. W.
Herring, Autry Neil
Herring, Dorothy
Herring, Mary Ann
Herring, Ollie
Herring, Ollie (Mrs.)
Hollifield, Juanita
Hollifield, Judy
Hollifield, Loyd
Hollifield, Oneta
Hollifield, Robert
Holloway, Lula
Hopkins, Bessie
Hopkins, R. B.
Hudson, P. D. (Mrs.)
Huffstuttler, Howard
Hughen, Frank
Hughen, J. L.
Hughes, Mary (Mrs.)
Hutson, Roxie (Mrs.)
Jordan, Kathy Woodall
Kelly, Bud
Kendall, Altus
Kendall, Carrie L.
Kendall, Ura
Kenemore, Emma (Miss)
Kenemore, Hettie
Kenemore, Hilary
Kenemore, J. H.
Kenemore, N. A.
Killpatrick, Minnie
Killpatrick, Myrtle
Killpatrick, Pearlie
King, Lula (Mrs.)
Kitchen, J. B.
Lamb, Linnie
Lane, Arron
Lane, Gilbert
Lane, J. R.
Lewis, Mabel Caskey (Mrs.)
Leyendecker, J. T.
Leyendecker, J. T. (Mrs.)
Leyendecker, Ola Faye
Leyendecker, Olivia
Long, Annie Lou
Long, Bertha (Miss)
Long, Lorene
Long, Mamie
Long, Nancy (Mrs.)
Lummus, Mollie (Mrs.)
Lummus, T. L.
Maggie F. Stone
Matthews, Wilton (Mrs.)
McAfee, D. S.
McAfee, Eva (Mrs.)
McAfee, N. A. (Mrs.)
McAfee, R. E.
McAfee, R. E. (Mrs.)
McAfee, Ralph
McAfee, W. M.
McCurdy, R. H.
McNutt, Mary Chasteen
Merrell, Ada (Mrs.)
Miller, J. R.
Milligan Charlie
Milligan, Adelia
Milligan, Ella
Milligan, W. H.
Mitchell, Drucilla
Mitchell, Inmon
Mitchell, M. Fletcher
Mitchell, Maysel
Mitchell, Milton
Mitchell, Tilman
Mixon, Clare
Mixon, Johnnie
Mixon, Lee
Mixon, Lee (Mrs.)
Mobley, Elmer L.
Mobley, Mattie
Mobley, R. R.
Mobley, Susan
Mobley, T. P.
Mobley, W. L.
Montgomery, John
Montgomery, Mary (Mrs.)
Moore, Jim
Napps, Charles
Napps, M. E.
Napps, Oma Mae
Napps, W. A.
Napps, Willie Burt
Northcutt, H. S.
Northcutt, H. S. (Mrs.)
Northcutt, Houston
Northcutt, Lannie
Ocola, Mrs.
Oliver, Ben
Onstott, Oleta Drain (Mrs.)
Parrish, Gussie (Mrs.)
Parton, Paul
Peppers, Mollie
Peppers, Taylor
Pevehouse, Johnnie
Phillips, Willie
Pitts, C. E.
Pitts, H. C.
Pitts, M. E. (Mrs.)
Pitts, William H.
Plunkett, Katie French
Prater, Edna
Prater, Nannie
Prater, Sam
Price, Ariel
Price, Nannie
Price, Norman Dee
Price, R. F.
Price, Simon F.
Price, Tom
Price, Vernon
Priddy, Agness
Priddy, Alice
Priddy, Curtis
Priddy, Dorothy Louise
Priddy, E. B.
Priddy, Elizabeth
Priddy, Eunice
Priddy, George
Priddy, Henry Allen
Priddy, Hershel
Priddy, J. Hoyt
Priddy, Jim
Priddy, Jim (Mrs.)
Priddy, Nolan
Priddy, Raymond
Priddy, Vesta
Pruitt, Alice
Pruitt, Annie
Pruitt, Harriett (Mrs.)
Pruitt, Jesse
Pruitt, L. T.
Pruitt, Mary
Putman, Artie
Putman, Artie (Mrs.)
Putman, Cecil
Putman, Clark
Putman, Clark (Mrs.)
Putman, Donald
Putman, Doris
Putman, Effie
Putman, J. A.
Putman, J. H.
Putman, Lee
Putman, Lee (Mrs.)
Putman, Lou E.
Putman, Patsy
Putman, Rachel
Putman, Sallie
Putman, U. E.
Putman, U. E. (Mrs.)
Putman, W. A.
Putman, W. H.
Raley, Abraham
Raley, Addie (Mrs. Alanzo)
Raley, Alanzo
Raley, Ava
Raley, Benedict
Raley, Benedict (Mrs.)
Raley, Clara
Raley, Cora (Miss)
Raley, Della (Miss)
Raley, Edgar
Raley, Elbert
Raley, Ford
Raley, Hester
Raley, Ja.
Raley, Jewell
Raley, Joe
Raley, Joyce Dale
Raley, Lometa
Raley, Luther
Raley, M. E. (Mrs.)
Raley, Mareeline
Raley, Nora
Raley, Robert
Raley, Roy
Raley, Truman
Raley, Virgie
Raley, Willie Roy
Reaves, John M.
Reece, Jerry
Reece, Maggie
Richards, J. B.
Richards, J. B. (Mrs.)
Ridgway, Annie
Ridgway, J. W.
Ridgway, Susan
Sawyer, G. M.
Sawyer, J. M.
Sawyer, Mollie
Selby, Ethel
Shelton, Pearl
Sheppard, Carl
Sheppard, Carl (Mrs.)
Shipley, J. D.
Shuttlesworth, Larry
Singleton, W. S.
Slater, Hester
Slater, Jewell
Slater, Mattie (Mrs.)
Slater, Minnie
Slater, Willie
Slater, Zena
Smith, Anna L.
Smith, Carrie E.
Smith, Cynthia A.
Smith, Lizzie
Smith, Lonnie Ruth
Smith, Pearl
Smith, Sim
Smith, Simeon
Smith, Walter
Smith, William H.
Sparkman, A. J.
Sparkman, Frankie
Sparkman, Satton
Spence, Agnes
Spence, O. L.
Spence, Redgie
Spence, Sallie, (Mrs.)
Spence, Sylvania
Spencer, S. E.
Stockeley, S. A.
Storm, C. A.
Strickland, William H.
Sulllivan, William
Sykes, Minnie
Tadlock, E. T.
Tadlock, Mattie (Miss)
Tadlock, N. E.
Talley, Catherine
Terry, Elmer
Terry, Sada
Thomas, Lorene
Thomas, Mildred
Thomas, Willie
Thorn, William
Toal, Joanna
Toten, Brit
Toten, Callie
Toten, Carmel
Toten, Carrie
Toten, Durward
Toten, Elmer
Toten, Elmer Alanzo
Toten, Hallie
Toten, James Calhoun
Toten, Jennie B.
Toten, Joanna
Toten, Josephine
Toten, Josie
Toten, Lena
Toten, Lillian (Mrs. Brit)
Toten, Lillie
Toten, Rosie
Toten, Rufus (Mrs.)
Toten, Rufus Hardy
Toten, Virgie
Toten, Willie Fields
Toten, Willie Iomagene
Toten, Zelda
Travis, Charlie
Tullos, Elbert
Tullos, Ethel (Miss)
Turner, Charles W.
Turner, Dorothey
Turner, Eva Faye
Turner, James Earl
Turner, Johnnie
Turner, Mary Wynell
Turner, R. E., Jr.
Turner, Ralph
Turner, Wanda Ruth
Vaughn, J. M.
Vaughn, J. R.
Vest, Ada Lee
Vest, Ed
Vest, Eddie
Vest, H. D. (Mrs.)
Vest, Henry
Vest, John A.
Vest, Katherine (Mrs.)
Vest, Lena
Vest, Lula Mae
Vest, Maggie
Vest, Martha
Vest, Marvin
Vest, Mattie
Vest, Maxie
Vest, Mollie
Vest, Novellah
Vest, Thomas
Vinson, Eula
Vinson, Myrtle
Vinson, R. A.
Walker, L. D.
Willis, H. P.
Wilson, Henry
Wood, Henry
Wood, Lydia
Wood, Mattie M.
Wood, Toelman
Wood, W. J.
Woodall, Daisy
Woodall, Daley (Mrs.)
Woodall, Ewing
Woodall, Ewing (Mrs.)
Woodall, Faye
Woodall, Katie (Miss)
Woodall, Maraupice
Woodall, Telfair
Woodall, Tell
Woodall, Tell (Mrs.)
Woods, Bob
Woods, Dixie
Woods, Dollie
Woods, Edna
Woods, Ethel
Woods, J. H.
Woods, L. A.
Woods, Martha
Woods, Myrtle
Woods, Virgie
Woods, Willie
Worthy, Edgar
Worthy, Odesa
Worthy, Raymond
Wright, Geo. W.
Young, Arria (Miss)
Young, J. H.
Young, Josie
Young, Martha (Miss)
June 28, 1981
From Myrtle (French) Whitener
Dear Friends,
I would like to express my thanks, to you for making this a
great day.
I thank you for trusting me with the money for restoring the
Brushie Prairie Methodist Church. It is a great part
of my life. The people that helped, and meant so much in my young
life, that I will never forget are Mrs. Gertie French, and Mrs.
Charles Turner. I know there is only one place that is better than
Brushie Prairie and that is HEAVEN. I have never moved away.
Following are the names that gave money In Memory of loved
ones, to restore the Church.
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Ballew
Mrs. Willie Barnes
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Bell
Drucila Berry
Minnie Lee Calhound
Mrs. Peggy Putman Cannon
Mrs. Margaret Sumerall Clause
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Cook
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Couch
Mrs. Vera Cox
Irene Hagle Crawford
Mr. & Mrs. Leon Crawford
McAfee Daniel
Mrs. Haden Farmer
Cecil French
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin French
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene French
Mrs. J. M. French
Katie French
Radney French
Mrs. Sulleta French
The Tom French Family
Mr. & Mrs. Victor French, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Victor French, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Ted French
Margie Flynn
Mrs. Lurene French Green
Paul Green
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Hagle
Billy Hargroves
Mrs. James Hargroves
Hasting Harrison
Lorene Hendrick
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Hollingworth
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Howard
Mrs. Lorene Jackson
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Kendall
Mrs. Wanda Green King
Mr. & Mrs. Roger (Betty Whitener) Leathers
Mr. & Mrs. David Lipcomb
Mr. & Mrs. James Mahoney
Mrs. Patsy Putman Mahone
Mr. & Mrs. R. E. McAfee
Mr. & Mrs. Edward McNutt
Mrs. Edna Earl Montgomery
Wynell Turner Niswanger
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel O'Dell
Mrs. Mable Hagle Perser
Mrs. Emily Parrish Polly
Mr. & Mrs. Jack (Imogene Toten) Porter
Mrs. Geraldean Price
Mrs. Virgie Toten Priddy
Mr. Cecil Putman
Mrs. Lee Putman
Mrs. Wendell Putman
Mr. Joyce Raley
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Sheppard
Mrs. Phillis Truley
Roy Raley
Mr. & Mrs. Truman Raley
Mrs. F. B. Sherman, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Slater
Mr. & Mrs. Jessie (Tootsie) Slater
Mr. & Mrs. Grady Summerall
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Sykes
The Bob Thompson Family
Mrs. Pearl B. Thompson
Robert Sam Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. W. O. (Bill) Thomas
Mrs. Charles Turner
Mrs. Artie Wakins
Mr. & Mrs. Harlin Whitener
Mrs. Estelle Crawford Williams
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