Wayfare Primitive Baptist Church, Echols County

Constituted in 1841 as Cow Creek Church, near the site of a skirmish between Creek Indians and Georgia Militia [27 August 1837], Wayfare Primitive Baptist Church is the most historic congregation in Echols County. The location was originally in Ware County, then Clinch, before the creation of Echols County. Original members were: John Roberts, Sr., Edmund Mathis, Unity Mathis, Harvey Mizell, Rebecca Mizell, John T. Roberts, John Mathis, James Johnson, Simon A. Blackman, Azilpha Tomlinson, Harvey Matthews, Elizabeth Register and Rachael Howell.

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  1. Madonna Howze Terry's avatarMadonna Howze Terry

    Are there any church records from the 1800s available to be used for genealogy? Madonna Howze Terry

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  2. beauchad's avatarbeauchad

    Is this where the original church used to stand? I’m looking to see if there is anything left of the original church. Thank You

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