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First M.E. Church South

Religious 1900s

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primary occupant and operator of the site at First M.E. Church South (Historic Location) Notable event: Methodist Reunification (1939) — The southern branch of Methodism that existed at this site merged with the northern branch in the reunification of 1939.

Related Historic Sites

First M.E. Church South (Historic Location)

First M.E. Church South (Historic Location)

Historic Methodist Episcopal Church South location with Rev Clarence Burton as pastor.

These connections were automatically identified by AI from historical records and have not yet been verified. They may be inaccurate or incomplete. They are shown for research purposes and will be updated as they are reviewed by our archivists.

Possibly Connected People

Rev. Clarence BurtonUnverified

pastor

Connected via site: First M.E. Church South (Historic Location)

Isaac DavidsonUnverified

Mentioned in story "Churches of Early Poplar Bluff" linked to this site

John S. VarnerUnverified

Trustee of the early Methodist church in Poplar Bluff

Mentioned in story "Churches of Early Poplar Bluff" linked to this site

John EudaleyUnverified

Trustee of the early Methodist church in Poplar Bluff

Mentioned in story "Churches of Early Poplar Bluff" linked to this site

Isaac B. TubbUnverified

Donated land for the Methodist church building

Mentioned in story "Churches of Early Poplar Bluff" linked to this site

Isaac PenningtonUnverified

Baptist minister who traveled the region establishing congregations

Mentioned in story "Churches of Early Poplar Bluff" linked to this site

Elias BrannumUnverified

Pioneer Methodist preacher who traveled the region establishing congregations

Mentioned in story "Churches of Early Poplar Bluff" linked to this site

Wm KennedyUnverified

Mentioned in story "Churches of Early Poplar Bluff" linked to this site

Details

Era Active: 1900s

Sources

Extracted from historic site: First M.E. Church South (Historic Location)

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First M.E. Church South (Historic Location)

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