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As mentioned in the article, my 3x great-grandfather, Rev. Kedar Hawthorne, worked with free black churches in the area, including St. Louis Street Baptist Church. Thanks for posting!
Interesting article. Two sets of my great x 2 grandparents married at the St Louis Street church. In 1871 and 1875 respectively.