When Received into the Association.1807 Salem, Jefferson Co. 1807 New Hope, Adams Co. 1807 Bethel, Wilkinson Co. 1807 New Providence, Amite Co. 1807 Ebenezer, Amite Co. 1808 Bayou Pierre. 1808 Morgan's Fork. 1810 Bast Fork, Amite Co. 1810 Sarepta, Franklin Co. 1810 African. 1811 Tangipahoa. 1811 Shiloh. 1811 Zion Hill, Amite Co. 1812 Jerusalem, Amite Co. 1812 Half Moon Bluff, La. 1813 Clear Creek, Adams Co. 1813 Pierce's Creek, Wilkinson Co. 1813 Bogue Chitto, Marion Co. 1813 Mt. Nebo, La. 1813 Peniel, La. 1814 Hepzibah, La. 1814 Hopewell, Franklin Co. 1814 Antioch. 1815 Union. 1815 Pearl River. 1816 Fair River. 1816 Elim. 1816 Beulah, La. 1816 Fellowship. 1816 Bayou Chitto. 1816 Mars Hill, Amite Co. 1817 Vermion. 1817 New Chapel. 1817 Canaan. 1817 Green's Creek. 1817 Natchez, Adams Co. 1817 Silver Creek, Pike Co. 1818 Pinckneyville. 1818 Sharon, La. 1818 Dilling's Creek. 1818 Beulah. 1818 Bala Chitto. 1818 Silver Creek, East of Pearl Eiver 1818 Friendship. 1818 New Orleans. 1819 St. Francisville, La. 1820 Mt. Zion, Franklin Co. 1824 Galilee, Amite Co. 1824 Sandy Creek. 1826 Salem, Pike Co. 1827 Natalbany, La. 1833 Friendship, Pike Co. 1833 Beulah, La. 1835 Jackson, La. 1835 Ramah, Lawrence Co. 1836 Clinton. La. 1837 Mt. Eron, La. 1837 Bethlehem, La. 1837 Hebron, La. 1838 Mt. Pleasant, Pike Co. 1838 Liberty, Amite Co. 1838 Baton Bouge, La. 1839 Mt. Ebal, La. 1839 Mt. Moriah, La. 1840 Line Creek, La, 1841 Sharon, La. 1841 Bluff Creek, La. 1841 Mt. Pisgah, La. 1841 Mt. Gilead. 1841 Friendship. 1841 New Orleans, La. 1842 Jordan, La. 1842 Spring Hill, Franklin Co. 1844 Bethany. 1844 Mt. Zion, Copiah Co. 1844 Bogue Chitto, Pike Co. 1845 Bethesda. 1845 New Providence, Copiah Co. 1845 Mt. Moriah. 1845 Sarepta. 1846 New Salem, La. 1846 Pierce's Creek, Wilkinson Co. 1847 Mt. Olive, Franklin Co. 1852 Macedonia. =========== [Taken from T. C. Shilling, Abstract History of the Mississippi Baptist Association From Its Preliminary Organization in 1806 To The Centennial Session in 1906, 1908. - jrd]
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