History of the American Negro and His Institutions: South Carolina

A. B. degree A. M. E. church Abbeville active in politics Allen University Anderson appointment attended Baptist church Beaufort began Benedict College Bennettsville Bible Biddle University Bishop built Charleston Cheraw Chester Circuit Claflin University college course colored Columbia converted daughter denomination District Edgefield county entered Fairfield county farm farmer father favorite reading felt called five four Friendship College fruitful ministry Gospel Graded School graduated Greenville Greenwood Henry house of worship identified Institute James John Johnson joined the Conference later Laurens County living marriage married to Miss Mary Masons matriculated Mayesville Medical minister Morris College mother native Negro Newberry county Odd Fellows Orangeburg Orangeburg county ordained parents parsonage pastorate preacher President Prof public schools Pythians race Rock Hill Samuel secret orders served South Carolina Spartanburg Station success Sumter Sumter county Sunday School taught teacher teaching Thomas tion William young Zion