Board: Message Boards > Topics > Religions and Religious > Primitive Baptist > Primitive Baptist Roots URL: http://boards.ancestry.myfamily.com/topics.religious.primitivebaptist.primbaptist-roots/23 .1/mb.ashx Subject: Re: PB records at Elon College in Elon, NC? Author: RamonaGayleWoods50 Date: Sunday, December 15, 2002 Classification: Query Surnames:
Hi Carla, Have you checked this info North Carolina Church info found here: http://www.carthage.lib.il.us/community/churches/primbap/FamHist-VA-WV.html Good Luck, Ramona ~~~Site Statement~~~ "State of North Carolina Some of the earliest Primitive Baptist Churches organized in North Carolina, according to Hassell's Church History, included the following: Shiloh, Pasquotank Co. (1729); Meherrin, Hertford Co. (1735); Kehukee, Halifax Co. (1742); Sandy Run, Bertie Co. (1750); Daniel's (Fishing Creek), Halifax Co. (1755); Toisnot (Wilson), Wilson Co. (1756); Falls of Tar River, Nash Co. (1757); Red Banks, Pitt Co. (1758); Clear Spring, Stokes Co. (1770); Eno, Durham Co. (1773); Rocky Swamp, Halifax Co. (1774); Flat Swamp, Martin Co. (1776); Lower Town Creek, Edgecombe Co. (1780); Hunting Quarter, Carteret Co. (1780); Newport, Carteret Co. (1780); Coinjock, Currituck Co. (1782); Meadow, Greene Co. (1785); Cross Roads, Edgecombe Co. (1786); Skewarkey, Martin Co. (1787); Hadnot's Creek, Carteret Co. (1790); Flatty Creek, Pasquotank Co. (1790); Morattuck, Washington Co. (1791); Nahunta, Wayne Co. (1791); Conoho, Martin Co. (1794); Great Swamp, Pitt Co. (1795); Lawrence's (Cotten's), Halifax Co. (1795); North Creek, Beaufort Co. (1795); South Muttamuskeet, Hyde Co. (1795); South Fork of Roaring River, Wilkes Co. (1799). We have not yet determined the location of the following churches by county: Norfolk, Robersonville, and many more. Click here for: A Sketch of Early Primitive Baptist History in North Carolina Click on the County you wish to explore:" End Quotes
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