Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, South registers, 1888-1948.

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Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, South registers, 1888-1948.

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This collection contains photocopies of church registers for Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, South in Pooler, Georgia from 1888 to 1948, including records of the branches of the church. This church had branches in Bloomingdale, Marlowe, Meldrim, New Hope, and Gaines. All of these branches were located in north Chatham County, Georgia. These church registers contain lists of members, records of infant baptisms, and records of pastors.

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Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, South (Pooler, Ga.)

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Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, South was founded in Pooler, Georgia on September 30, 1888. The church took its name from the Trinity Methodist Church in Savannah. According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, the Methodist Episcopal Church was organized in America in 1784. Following the American Revolution, American Methodists organized their own church, separate from the Methodist church in England. The Methodist Episcopal Church split into two divisions in 1844 over the question of slavery. S...

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Trinity United Methodist Church, South (Pooler, Ga.)

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Gaines Chapel (Chatham County, Ga.)

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Methodist Episcopal Church

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New Hope Church (Chatham County, Ga.)

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Marlowe Church (Chatham County, Ga.)

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