SOUTH CHURCH PREACHERS.
Presbyterians1854-present
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South Presbyterian c1855
Rev. John Henry Brodt established the first Presbyterian church on Dec. 19 1854 and left Summer of 1855 .
Laurentine Hamilton September 1855 to April(?)1859
James Woods August 1863 to Nov. 1863
William Wisner Martin November 22, 1863 to January 6, 1865. He convinced the faithful to construct a new church during the early 1860s to accomodate the slowly growing congragation.
Henry Palmer Jan.(?)1865 to Fall 1866
E.P. Willard 1867 to 1873
Samuel B. King September 28, 1873 to May 1874
John Mack May 17, 1874 to 1877
John Carrington Fall 1877 to Fall 1878
James Woods November 11, 1881 to November(?) 1882 (2nd term)
A.J. Sturdevant 1882 to 1883 (Two months)
A.H. Croco Spring 1863 to October 1899
Edward Ernest Annard November 1899 to October 1901
A.H. Croco July 1902 to October 6, 1904 (2nd term)
James M. Smith November 13, 1904 to April 1910
Rev. Hugh J. Furneaux March 1914 to February 8, 1926 (Died) AKA The Shepherd of the Hills. He traveled up and down the mountains on his mission to bring the miner's back to church and God. He used two donkeys called "Pipe Organ and "Bagpipes."
Edgar F. Knickerbocker November 1926 to February 1927 with,
Jesse Marhoff November 14, 1926 to April 1927
Hugh B. Sutherland May 1927 to January 1928 (student)
Oscar Gillan Summers of 1929 & 1930 (student)
Stanley George Summer 1931 (student)
Fred Barnhill Summer 1932 (student)
John Woolett Summer 1933 (student)
Dean Babbett Winter 1933 & 1934 (student)
Paul O. Steps Summer 1934 (student)
Darrell Christensen ? (student)
Frank Mouer Summer 1935 (student)
Roscoe S. Nickerson December 1935 to December 1938
Sidney E. Harris May 1939 - November 1940
Stanley J. Roberts November 1940 - 1942
Edward S. Bickford 1942 - 1948
