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Written by Valerie Holifield   
Sunday, 01 May 2005
Quickfacts:
  • Telephone exchange: 883-xxxx
  • Zip code: 63645 (Fredericktown)
  • Township: Saline

J. W. Moore & Co. General Merchandise Store & Post Office - photos and information, external link

Silver Point Union Church
        Silver Point Church, founded in 1876, is located on the southwestern edge of Ste. Genevieve County on Highway T.  A log building at Silver Point Church served as both school and church for a number of years.  Records have shown a purchase of land in 1883 from William and Missouri (Ballard) Hines for the establishment of Unity School (Ste. Genevieve County).  It is assumed the building was erected shortly thereafter.

Silver Point Union Church

        On September 4, 1899 the records show Minnie W. Heitman as teacher, and school board members were Mr. Marlow and Mr. Barron.  Some of the pupils listed were: Josephine Ballard, Luirna Ballard, Philip Ballard, Mamie Ballard, Gilbert Counts, Martha Hines, Nora Moore, Olie Ferguson, Edna Ferguson, Lulu Ellis, Oscar Henry, Charles Hawthorn, Anna Hawthorn, Rachel Ballard, William Ballard, Philip Ballard, Adah Ballard, Florence Barron, Herbert Ellis, Ada Ellis, Cora Ferguson, Emma Gross, Ada Hines, May Henry, and Bertha Moore.
        Unity School was closed May 23, 1961; Helen Hines was the teacher at that time.  Today the building serves the community as a church.  The church has regular services and cares for the spiritual needs of the community.
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Womack Methodist Church

Womack Methodist Church Womack Methodist Church Cemetery

       See also: cemetery transcription and photos.

  

Oliver Hazard and Mary McCarver gave two acres for the Church and Cemetery and money to put up the church on October 22, 1884 by Warranty Deed at St. Francois County court.  Three men are named in the deed: G.R.Marlow, Lucus Lenz, Calvin Mitchell.  It is in Book 37, page 121.

       -- Jim McCarver

The image to the left was also donated by Jim, click it for a larger view.  The six kids are Alice, Margaret, Sarah,  Mary, Pink, & John Barney.

   

Logan Thomas McCarver; bro of John & Pink. Wife is Ellen Belle Bloom; kids: William Hazard, Clara Mae[Cox] Degrant] Rev. Alva Monroe, Nora Ethel [Lewis] John Henry, Alice Alma [Ditch], Charles Fleming he is buried in France. Argonne-Meuse WW1, Ellen is dau of William & Virginia Winebarger of Avon. also sister of Thomas Bloom who married Isabelle McCarver dau of John Barney & Casander Payton.

-- Jim McCarver 


Sources:

1. Ste. Genevieve Family Histories

2. Jim McCarver, 2007 

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 11 December 2007 )
 
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