| Name | Notes |
| Bethel Methodist
837 Hwy. 212 NW |
Established 1813. White & Black until
after the Civil War. 91 members in 1899.
Cemetery |
| Milledgeville
Methodist
First United Methodist 1805 366 Log Cabin Rd |
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| Hardwick United Methodist
1888** formerly Midway Methodist until 1937 195 Hardwick St. |
White**1st building erected in 1888;
94 members in 1899. present building erected in 1938. First settled clergyman, Rev. T. H. Gibson. 1888 - 1889. 310 members in 1939. |
| Joyworth Methodist
circa 1894. was "located near the asylum west of Mrs. Smith's store in 1894" |
White, named for Rev. W. P. Lovejoy and Rev. W. W. Wadsworth. Augustus Barnes was the Sunday School Superintendant. On same cicuit as Hopwell & Oak Grove churches. |
| Old Hopewell
Methodist
was on Hwy 49 W next to Sand Hill Cemetery |
1836. White & Black |
| Hopewell
United Methodist
Hopewell Church Rd |
Constituted 1876. Built in 1887. White, Cemetery |
| Matilda
Chapel at Union Hill
moved to Stevens Pottery 1889-1890 |
1870's, Named after Matilda Stevens, wife
of Henry Stevens. Gordon circuit. Taken into Baldwin Circuit in 1892.
White. First location was 3 miles west of Stevens Pottery where Union Hill
church was located. Church was moved to Stevens Pottery near the cemetery.
1899 Stewards: W. C. Stevens, J. J. Stevens; Sunday School Superintendent
and Secretary - J. S. Bone. 1910 Steward C. H. Cooper
45 members in 1899. **Was white wooden bldg, 60 members in 1939. Razed in 1960's? Cemetery |
| Montpelier
United Methodist
449 Sparta Hwy. |
1790. White & Black, 118 members in
1899.
Cemetery |
| Oak Grove Chapel/Lingold Chapel
Scottsboro, 121 Lingold Dr. W |
White & Black. Dedicated in 1855 by
Rev. Dr. Talmage,
W. D. Lingold was a trustee. |
| Oak Grove Methodist
Scottsboro, 121 Lingold Dr. W |
White membership. **White, frame church
bldg. erected & dedicated in 1888. First settled clergyman T. H. Gibson,
1888 - 1889. member of south Baldwin Mission. 55 members in 1899. Stewards
in 1919 - B. L. Kennon, J. P. Lingold J. E. Scott; Sunday School Superintendant
- M. S. Barnes. Some families attending - Lingold, Hall,Tollersom, McMillan,
Hancock, Williams, Aides, Mercer
Hampton, Bales, Adams, Cemetery |
| Oak Grove First United Methodist
Oak Grove Independent Methodist Scottsboro, 121 Lingold Dr. W |
" "Feb. 1980 |
| Pleasant Grove
Methodist
Cowan Rd., Brown's Crossing |
Established 1829. White & Black until
after Civil War. 83 members in 1899.
Cemetery |
| Sintonville Methodist | Black, Active in 1921. Rev. Richard Williams was raising money in 1881 to build the church. Near West Boundary St., Tatnall Street and McIntosh St. |
| Union Hill Protestant Methodist
was on Union Church Rd SW |
** White membership. This was formerly
Matilda Chapel which moved to Stevens Pottery. The new church bldg.
was erected by W. J. Ryle of Wilkinson County, renamed Union Hill
in and dedicated in 1898. Sunday School organized in 1898, superintendent
was J. Braswell. 1899 pastor - J. M. Langford Stewards: A. R. Bloodworth;
J E. Braswell, C. F. Minter, W.F.Minter, C. C. Hudson and C. H. Cooper.
Supt. Sunday School - J. E. Braswell. Church Secretary - P. F. Bloodworth.
65 members in 1899. Was in the Laurel Branch district composed of this
church and Laurel Branch in Wilkinson Co. Rev. Seth A. Bales was
the pastor in 1910 and 1911..
Was a white frame building. First settled clergyman, Rev. Mr. Costley, 1893-1898. Church had 23 members in 1939; no longer exists. Cemetery |
Eileen Babb McAdams copyright 2004