History of the American Negro and His Institutions: North Carolina

A. B. degree A. M. E. Zion Church active appointment attended Baptist Church began Bennett College Bible Biddle University Bishop born built called Charlotte Christian Circuit colored converted daughter denomination District Durham entered erected farm farmer father favorite reading Fayetteville four Franklinton Gastonia Goldsboro Gospel graded school graduated grandparents Greensboro Henry house of worship Howard University identified institution James John joined the Conference Kinston Kittrell Kittrell College later leaders Lincoln University living Livingstone College marriage married to Miss Mary Masons matriculated Medical ministry mother native Negro Normal North Carolina Odd Fellows ordained organized parents passed pastorate paternal politics preacher Presbyterian Church President Prof progress public schools Pythians race Raleigh Reidsville religious Republican secret orders served Shaw University South spent successful Sunday School taught teacher teaching Theological course tion William Wilmington Winston-Salem young