PATRON + Limestone County – Scraps IX – These Methodist preachers were early pioneers in Limestone County, Alabama

1800's Alabama history GENEALOGY LIMESTONE COUNTY

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Beth DeBusk June 18, 2017

Maybe this was supposed to be Thomas Stith Malone?

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Holly Blosser June 18, 2017

This was a very interesting article. Thank you. I am looking for more information on some of my ancestors from the Connelly family who were apparently Methodist ministers who moved into Barbour County, Alabama from South Carolina. I would love to see any information on this, especially from the 1840s and 1850s.

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Tony Norris June 19, 2017

My Great- grandfather was the President of The Primative Baptist Association and traveled throughout the South. We are working to find records that bear his name as he was one of 4 brothers born to a bondservant in Pulaski Tennessee and we believe his lineage links to his first and middle name Walter Poole Bond. His mother’s name was Bond due to owners naming American Indians with Christian names by law. Very interested to know if he’s noted in reasearch.

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