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Mush Creek Baptist Church

Mush Creek Baptist Church is a South Carolina historical marker in Travelers Rest, Greenville County, dedicated 2011.

Greenville County · dedicated 2011 · 940 Mush Creek Rd., Travelers Rest, Travelers Rest

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Front: This church, established in 1882, grew out of services held by itinerant Baptist ministers in a nearby log school, encouraged by Ann Pool Neves (1809-1898) and her husband Alsey A. Neves (1814-1888). In 1884 Mrs. Neves and her son W.P.Z.F. Neves (1835-1917) deeded three acres for a church. A frame sanctuary was dedicated in 1886, with Rev. J.G. Fowler as pastor. Reverse: This church was covered in brick veneer in 1967. The cemetery, with early burials dating to the 1820s, includes several generations of the Neves family, including William Neves (1789-1844) and his wife, Anah Mitchell Neves (1787-1877), the first members of the family to settle in this area. Mush Creek Baptist Church was renamed Living Grace Baptist Church in 2010.

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Marker data: South Carolina Historical Marker Program, SC Department of Archives and History

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