James A. Handy, 1826-1911
Scraps of African Methodist Episcopal History.
Philadelphia: A. M. E. Book Concern, 1902.
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Rt. Rev. James A. Handy
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Rev. Daniel Coker.
Rich'd Allen
Rev. Charles Dunn
The Singing Evangelist of Early Days.
Rev. Walter Proctor
Rt. Rev. Morris Brown.
Rev. Richard Robinson
Rev. Levin Lee.
Rev. Joseph M. Corr
Rev. William Moore
Bishop Edward Waters.
Rev. George W. Johnson.
Rev. Henry J. Johnson.
Rev. Chas. H. Peters
Rt. Rev. Paul Quinn
Rev. Henry Davis.
Rev. Deaton Dorrell
Rev. W. D. W. Schureman,
Rev. J. R. V. Morgan
Bishop Willis Nezery. Bishop D. A. Payne, D.D.
Dr. Thomas Kennard,
Prominent in the Canadian Work with Bishop Nazrey. Went to England and collected money with which to extend the work.
Bishop T. M. D. Ward, D D.
Rev. Elisha Weaver.
Rev. J. R. V. Thomas.
Rev. Henry Braddocks,
For 40 years clerk of Bethel Church, Baltimore, Md.
Rev. William McFarlin
An Itinerant Missionary. An Early Pioneer.
Rev. Emanuel Wilhite,
One of the pioneers, and one of the first Presiding Elders of our Church work in Texas.
Rev. Henry J. Rhoades
Rev G. H. Washington
A pioneer worker in Baltimore, Md., and in the A. M. E. Z. Church in New England.
Rev. R. H. Hall
Rev. David Owens,
The first preacher in our Church at Portsmouth, Va. A man of sterling character, and rare Christian virtues.
Rev. R. H. Gibbs,
Who died in our work in Savannah, Ga. One of our pioneers in Georgia.
Financial Department
Rev. Henry James Johnson
Of New England Conference. The oldest living Itinerent in the A. M. E. Church. See cut on page 147, as he appeared in earlier years.
Rev. Arthur Jones
A faithful member of the Baltimore Conference,
Mr. Moses Small
The first carrier of the "Baltimore American," which flourished about 70 years ago, in Baltimore, Md.
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