Index of Biographical Sketches

Index of Biographical Sketches

for Inman United Methodist Church History

Biography Section

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Please find web links to the articles on many of the families represented here.  Click on the web link to access the articles of interest to you.

Starr & Pinkston:  Henry Starr (1752-1821) & Shadrack Pinkston (1750-1785) and Descendents--Our Earliest Pastors from the Liberty Chapel congregation, by Linda S. Starr http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.starr.html  and see more about this entire family at another site --  http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~marykozy

Mitchell Families in Fayette County, GA, by Nancy Mitchell Morris http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.mitchell.html

Hightower Family: William Hightower (1773-1845) & Ms. Fann (1770-1840-50), James Calhoun Hightower (1813-1891) & Manervia Ann Armstrong (1813-1889) by Joseph Henry Hightower Moore http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.hightower.html   .  

Elisha Hill (1777-1856) & Martha Patsy Stubbs (1784-1829) by S. J. Overstreet, John Story (1811-1868) & Mary Hill by Mary Harper, John Hill (1812-1884) & Elvirah S. McGriff (1831-1898) by S. J. Overstreet http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.hill.html

Moses T. C. Turner (1786-1866) and descendents by Ray Turner http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.turner.html

McLucas: From Scotland to Georgia: Archibald McLucas (1799-1841), Andrew McLucas (1827-28--1863), Rev. Daniel McLucas (1832-1899) & Rebecca Ann Chambers (1828-1908), Archibald McLucas (1856-1903) & Sarah Jane Lunsford (1858-1925), Hon. Daniel Allen McLucas (1835-1900) & Charlotte S. Hightower (1840-1918) by John L. McLucas, Sr., John McLucas, Jr., and S. J. Overstreet http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.mclucas.html

Joseph Sanders Chambers (1799-1858) & Frances Asbury Stinchcomb (1802-1894) by Sadie Burdett Chambers http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.chambers.html

Rev. William W. Steagall (1804-1884) by Judy Ray http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.steagall.html

The Gray Family--Ambrose Williams Gray (1805-1867) & Sarah Collier Hodnett (1814-1907) by Joseph Henry Hightower Moore http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.gray.html

Dorman (1805-1894) by John Lynch http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.dorman.html

Rev. Elias Wells Story (1807-1888) by Mary Harper; addendum by S. J. Overstreet http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.story.html

Harp & Minter Families by Jim and Richard Minter; Rev. Mozee Harp (1819-1874) & Sarah Hill (1820-1909) by John L. McLucas, Sr., and S. J. Overstreet http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.harp.html

Rev. John William Mills (1819-1874) & Sarah Elizabeth Chambers (1823-1840) by Chandler Eavenson http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.mills.html

Rev. Bogan Mask (1821-1898) & Mary Frances Chambers (1825-1912) by Jennifer B. Daniel; Rev. Ruth Shaw, by Ruth Baird Shaw; Rev. Cecil Dix, by Cecil Dix; Lavay   http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.mask.html

Henderson Family--Andrew J. Henderson & Elizabeth Hill, by Joseph Henry Hightower Moore  http://members.aol.com/AckertGA/family.henderson.html

Thomas F. Luncford (1824-1888) & Martha Rachel Hill (1822-1890), by Griffin A. Lunceford and S. J. Overstreet http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.luncford.html

The Lambs of Fayette County Georgia: John M. Lamb (1828-1864) & Martha Chambers (1830-1913) by R. Gene Lamb http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.lamb.html

Quintus C. Grice (1830-1915) & Sarah C. Gray (1838-1899) by S. J. Overstreet http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.grice.html

James Absolom Chambers (1833-1905) & Mary Ann Dorman (1824-1908) by Sadie Burdett Chambers http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.chambers2.html

Drury Banks Family--Joseph Newton Banks, Jr. (1839-1919) & Nancy Missouri Mitchell (1843-1940), Alexander Gardner Banks (1882-1970) & Lula Effie McLucas (1881-1946), Sara Nancy Banks Overstreet (b. 1913), Memories of Lennie Banks Proux and Sara Banks Overstreet, by S. J. Overstreet and Graceann Overstreet Rogers http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.banks.html

John A. Nash (1839-1915) by S. J. Overstreet http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.nash.html

The Welden's in Inman: Elijah Burrell Welden, M.D. (1844-1922) & Mary Frances Harp (1856-1924); John A. Nash (1839-1915) & Ora Annie Welden (1842-1913), by S. J. Overstreet http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.welden.html

Rev. N. E. McBrayer (1849-1938) by Robert McBrayer http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.mcbrayer.html

John Lee McLucas (1866-1906) & Louisa Dora Nash (1868-1952) and Family, by John L. McLucas, Sr. http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.mclucas2.html

The Walter Lee Burch (1886-1967) Family, by Mary Jean Burch, submitted by Eva Hardin http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.burch.html

Andrew Carl Welden (1886-1937) & Letitia Belle Mullins (1899-1947) by Tish S. Judy http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.welden2.html

Frank Reeves by himself http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.reeves.html

Ware Crowell Orr Callaway (1918-1999) by himself  http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.callaway.html

Rev. Jacob Lackey, Inman Pastor 1945, by himself http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.lackey.html

Biographical sketch by Rev. W. Dan Overstreet http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.overstreet.html

Biographical sketch by Rev./Dr. Donald A. Harp, Jr. http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.donharp.html

Biographical sketch by Rev. Gary M. Parrish http://members.aol.com/InmanGA/family.parrish.html

pending family articles:  Quick, Newton, and more

 

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If you would like to know more about these Inman families, or if you have information to share, contact the church historian at InmanGA@aol.com.

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To see these individuals and families in the church records, go to records.html

To see Inman cemetery census, go to Inman Cemetery

 

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You got it from your father,

It was all he had to give,

So it's yours to use and cherish

For as long as you may live.

If you lose the watch he gave you

It can always be replaced.

But a black mark on your name, son,

Can never be erased.

It was clean the day you took it

And a worthy name to bear.

When he got it from his father

There was no dishonor there.

So make sure you guard it wisely,

After all is said and done.

You'll be glad the name is spotless

When you give it to your son.

 

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