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Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Church

Brooks County · dedicated 1956 · At the intersection of Greenville Highway (U.S. 221) and Bethlehem Church Road (County Route 125), on the right on Greenville Highway in Quitman.

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Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Church, about 4 miles Southwest of here, was constituted November 29, 1834. The charter members included: William T. Rushing, his wife, Belinda; Asa Geiger, his wife, Nancy; William Jones, his wife, Elizabeth; James McLeod, his wife. Jemima; Jared Johnson; John Turner, his wife, Lucy; Emily Turner; Henry Rowell; Cynthia Rowell; James Rowell, his wife, Sarah; William C. Goff, his wife, Jincy; Rebecca Beasley; Nellie Goff. The Rev. Ryan Frier was the first pastor; Jared Johnson and James Rowell were first deacons. The present church is about 1 mile from the original site.

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