Ministers |
| 1880 U.S. Census | ||
| Daniel Shuman | 30 years olds, born in Alabama, Minister Baptist | Precinct 3 |
| Daniel Berjamine | 54 years olds, born in Georgia, Methodist Minister | Precinct 3 |
| Thomas B. Cooper | 35 years olds, born in Missouri, Baptist Minister | Precinct 3 |
| Pratt Smith | 40 years olds, born in Virginia, Methodist Minister | Precinct 3 |
| Virgil Brown | 23 years olds, born in Louisana, Baptist Minister | Precinct 3 |
| Summers Whiteheat | 31 years olds, born in Arkansas, Farming & Preaching | Precinct 3 |
| Cosum Lester | 54 years olds, born in South Carolina, Preacher | Precinct 5 |
| Anthony Williams | 35 years olds, born in Tennessee, Preacher | Precinct 5 |
| Charles Clark | 55 years olds, born in Virginia, Preacher | Precinct 5 |
| William Viney | 37 years olds, born in Ohio, Preacher | 1st Ward, Jefferson |
| John Jackson | 36 years olds, born in. South Carolina, Preacher | 4th Ward, Jefferson |
| Awburn Wealler | 40 years olds, born in Alabama, Preacher | 4th Ward, Jefferson |
| Mckinsee | 40 years olds, born in Texas, Preaching | 4th Ward, Jefferson |
| Source: 1880 U.S. Census | ||
List
Of Afro-American Baptists Ordained Ministers-ca 1901
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| Source: Sermons, Addresses and Reminiscences
and Important Correspondence, With a Picture Gallery of
Eminent Ministers and Scholars Nashville, Tenn.: National Baptist Publishing Board, 1901. 322 p. |