Rev. William Washington Steagall
Rev. William Washington Steagall (1804-1884)
William Steagall was a pastor assigned to Liberty Chapel in 1828
submitted by Judy Ray, Bartlett TN, direct descendent
Vicki's Close Cousins, Long Lost Cousins, Kissing Cousins, Distant Cousins, Great-Great and more Great Grandparents, In-laws, Out-laws, and Allied Lines. That's a cameo of great great Grandpa Simon Prince to the left, born in 1850.
Image Gallery
Inman Cemetery Census 1998
1998 Inman Cemetery Census
Some graves marked only with stone, others obvious but unmarked. Would appreciate any further info.
Pastors at Liberty Chapel-Inman United Methodist
Pastors at Liberty Chapel/Inman United Methodist
compiled by S. J. Overstreet, 1997--based on many works done prior to this time by others, as well as research from many documents on early Methodist history
South Carolina Conference
.1823--Andrew Hammill (Yellow River Mission)
Early Church Records
Inman area c. 1900
Liberty Chapel/Inman United Methodist
Early Church Records
Frank Reeves
Frank Reeves (b. 1918)
By himself
My earliest ancestors in Fayette County, from various records, were the Reeves and Jones families. Wylie (Wilie) Reeves came to this county in the early 1820s along with several grown sons and their families. One of the sons was William Reeves who married his second wife, Martha Ann Black, in 1833. One of their children was Henry Clay Reeves, my grandfather.
The Welden's in Inman
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)
submitted by S. J. Overstreet
Dr. E. B. Welden of Inman, Fayette County, GA
The Lambs of Fayette County Georgia
The Lambs of Fayette County Georgia
John M. Lamb (1828-1864) &
Martha Chambers (1830-1913)
submitted by R. Gene Lamb, Jonesboro, GA, direct descendent
Rev. N. E. McBrayer
Rev. N. E. McBrayer (1849-1938) & Family
information submitted by Robert McBrayer of Hampton, GA; narrative by S. J. Overstreet
Rev. John William Mills and Sarah Elizabeth Chambers
Rev. John William Mills (1819-1874) &
Sarah Elizabeth Chambers (1823-1840)
by Chandler Eavenson, Sautee-Nacoochee, GA
Mills--McMullan--Chambers
Harp & Minter Family
Harp & Minter Family
submitted by Jim Minter, Inman, GA, direct descendent
The Harp family continuously has been a part of the Inman Methodist Church since it began as a brush arbor.
