Minute book of the General Board of the Church Association, 1873-1888.

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Minute book of the General Board of the Church Association, 1873-1888.

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Minute book kept by association secretary Thomas W. Bacot. Minutes of the meetings concern the religious services and charitable work of the Church Association and other benevolent organizations at Charleston's jail, hospital, and almshouse. Other topics include the establishment of missions, work on local cemeteries (especially Magnolia Cemetery), association finances, policies regarding Sunday excursions, and other social and religious issues. Volume includes a clipping (1873) about the beginnings of the Church Association and a list of board members.

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South Carolina Historical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 7386451

South Carolina Historical Society

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Bacot, Thomas Wright, 1849-1927.

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Charleston, S.C. attorney and South Carolina state Representative. His wife was Louisa DeBerniere McCrady (1846-1924), daughter of Edward McCrady, Sr. (1802-1892). Thomas Wright Bacot began his law practice as a member of the firm of Walker & Bacot, later becoming a partner of McCrady, Sons & Bacot (with Edward McCrady, Sr. and Edward McCrady, Jr.). He served as a lay deputy from St. Philip's Parish to the Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church in South Carolina, and was a vestryman ...

Church Association (Charleston, S.C.). General Board.

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This association of laymen from various Episcopal churches in Charleston, S.C. was formed in 1873 for purposes of "co-operation with the clergy in all good works." The Bishop served as president of the association, and the general board was composed of rectors and laymen. From the description of Minute book of the General Board of the Church Association, 1873-1888. (The South Carolina Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 36794086 ...

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