{"id":523,"date":"2012-01-05T14:32:38","date_gmt":"2012-01-05T19:32:38","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/ncgenweb.us\/guilford\/?page_id=523"},"modified":"2012-05-25T21:17:49","modified_gmt":"2012-05-26T01:17:49","slug":"alamance-presbyterian-church","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/ncgenweb.us\/guilford\/alamance-presbyterian-church\/","title":{"rendered":"Alamance Presbyterian Church"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Alamance Presbyterian Church History<\/a><\/span>
\n a history received from the church<\/span>\"\"<\/a><\/p>\n

Various Records of Alamance Presbyterian Church, Guilford County, NC:<\/strong><\/p>\n

(1) Miscellaneous Cemetery records for Paisley, Majors, McLean, Stewart<\/span>.<\/p>\n

Commemorative markers (one with males, one with females) placed 1969 contain the following information:<\/em><\/p>\n

Margaret McLean Major, 1715-1779 (death date is incorrect; she died after 1789; wife of Thomas Majors)
\nJane Latham Donnell, b. 1718
\nAgnes Tallon Denny, 1718-1770
\nMargaret Paisley Denny, b. 1747
\nMaryann Denny Paisley, 1762-1847
\nElizabeth Denny Donnell, 1762-1847
\nWilliam Paisley Sr, 1700-1777
\nJohn McLean Sr, 1665-1750 (father of Margaret McLean Major)
\nThomas Majors, 1707-1789
\nMajor John Donnell, 1748-1822
\nPvt. John White, 1737-1787
\nPvt. James Denny, 1746-1805
\nPvt. James Doak, 1745-1811<\/p>\n

(2) Colonel John Paisley, b. 1745, d. 1811, Revolutionary War officer, North Carolina Minute Men
\n(3) Deliverance Paisley, d. 9 January 1818, wife of William Paisley
\n(4) Jane Rankin Paisley, wife of John, 1771-1822 (placed between the two commemorative stones noted above)
\n(5) Colonel Joel McLean, b. Nov 29, 1794, d. 16 Dec 1858
\n(6) Finley Stewart, d. 13 February 1809, 78 years and 9 months
\n(6b) Prudence Stewart, consort of Finley Stewart, d. 28 February 1821, 80 years and 2 months (same stone as Finley)
\n(7) Euphance Stewart, d. 30 Apr 1861, wife of Isaac
\n(8) Sampson Stewart, 1752-1832, Revolutionary Soldier
\n(9) Will M. Paisley, d. 11 sep 1822
\n(10) Mary Ann McLean, b. 20 March 1780, d. 27 May 1811, wife of Colonel Joel McLean<\/p>\n

Baptisms and Other Records, Alamance Presbyterian Church, Guilford County, NC<\/span>:<\/p>\n

Martha Elinor McLean baptized at Alamance Church June 1, 1834, daughter of Josh. and Margaret McLean.
\nMartha Elinor McLean joined the Church May 26, 1850.
\nRobert Paisley is listed in the Church records as an ordained Elder of Alamance Church. (no date and no confirmation of which Robert Paisley this is)
\nThomas Paisley, admitted to Communion on September 18, 1831.
\nJohn G. Paisley, son of Malisa and Thomas Paisley, was baptized at the Alamance Church on May 18, 1851, per session records.
\nWilliam Denny Paisley, son of Malisa and Thomas Paisley, was baptized at the Alamance Church in May 1853, per session records.
\nJoseph Paisley, son of Malisa and Thomas Paisley, was baptized at the Alamance Church on April 6, 1856, per session records.<\/p>\n

List of Rent of Pews for Alamance Church, 1839<\/span>:<\/p>\n

Wm. Akin, Rev. Eli Caruthers, David Cooper, Hance Cosby, Thos. H. Dick, Wm. Doak, Rankin Donnell, John Finley, David and Eli Forbis, Levi Foust, Cameron Gannon, George Gannon, Wm. Gannon, Nathan Gibson, James Gilmer, Robert S. Gilmer, Sr., David K. Gorrell, Hannah Gorrell, Margaret Gorrell, Eli Hall, J. Hall, John and Roddy Hanner, Joseph Hanner, Robert Hanner, John Hobbs, Patsy Job, Rody Kirkman, Isaac Lewy, Alfred E. Lin, Wm. Mathews, Sarah Mebane, David McAdoo, Col. W. McConnell, David McLean, Hannah McLean, Job McLean, Joel McLean, Robert McLean, James Paisley, John Paisley, John W. Parker, Robert Patterson, Samuel Phipps, Albert Rankin, Joseph Rankin, Thomas Rankin, Finley Shaw, James E. Shaw, Euphance Stewart, James A. Stewart, John B. Tate, Umsted Tate, Daniel Thom, David Thom, James Thom, N. N. Thompson, James S. Watson, Ezekiel Webb, Adison Wiley, David Wiley, David L. Wiley, Hugh C. Wiley, John Wiley, Robert Wiley, Shannon Wiley, Allen Woodburn, Robert Woodburn, Mathew Young.<\/p>\n

This list was received from someone who obtained it from the ladies at the Alamance Presbyterian Church. A more detailed list can be found in “The Guilford Genealogist,” Volume 12, No. 3, issue #29 (Spring 1985), pages 17-19, which also includes a map of the church pews showing the locations chosen by each family and the amount of rent paid by each family.<\/em><\/p>\n

The following are all the ministers who have been installed at Alamance Presbyterian Church, since it was formally commissioned in 1764<\/span>:
\nDavid Caldwell, DD (1768-1820)
\nEli W. Caruthers, DD (1821-1861)
\nC.H. Wiley, licentiate (1861-1862)
\nWillis L. Miller (1863-1865)
\nWilliam B. Tidball, supply (1865-1867)
\nWilliam B. Tidball (1867-1883)
\nErnest Caldwell, supply (1883-1884)
\nArchibald Currie, supply (1884-1885
\nCornelius Miller (1885-1891)
\nEphraim C. Murray (1891-1892)
\nR.E.C. Lawson, supply (1892)
\nR.E.C. Lawson (1893-94)
\nJ. Henry Smith, DD, supplied 6 months
\nH.D. Lequex, supply (1895-1896)
\nH.D. Lequex (1896-1902)
\nSamuel M. Rankin (1903-1907)
\nMelton Clark, supply (1907)
\nC.E. Hodgin, supply (1907)
\nJ.C. Shive (1908)
\nJames A. Willson (1909-1912)
\nJohn McEachern, licentiate
\nC.E. Hodgin
\nAlexander W. Crawford (1913-1914)
\nEphraim C. Murray, DD (1914-1919)
\nW.S. Milne (1919-1923)
\nE. Frank Lee, supply (1923-1924)
\nJ.W. Millard (1924-1957)
\nBen F Brown, DD (1957-1965)
\nEugene Boelte, Associate (1965-1967)
\nWilliam Lowry McBath (1965-1973)
\nJim Allen, supply (1973-1974)
\nJames E. Drinkard (1974-1984)
\nGeorge Harriss Ricks, Jr., Associate (1979-1985)
\nLucius A. Gray, DD (1986-1995)
\nJames W. Eller, DD, Associate (1987-1991)
\nRobert Gant, Associate (1993-2004)
\nJohn Wilkerson, supply (1995-1996)
\nKeith Alan Uffman, DD (1997-????)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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