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No Creek Primitive Baptist
No Creek Primitive Baptist Church Compiled Information from the Collection of the Martin-Wall History Room of the Davie County Public Library Mocksville, North Carolina Table of Contents Deeds 4-8 Formation of No Creek Primitive Baptist Church 10-12 Experience and Call to the Ministry by W. T. Broadway 14-21 No Creek Primitive Baptist Church Centennial by Bob Hooven 23 - 35 Research for Various Families 37-41 Picture of No Creek Primitive Baptist Church 43 Cemetery Census 45-53 Miscellaneous Information 55-56 Davie County Public Library Mocksvllle, North Carolina Deeds Pages 4-8 & 0 2. i- to p Ck <C CD 1 uj Mocksville, North Carolina x- CJ cL si Davie County Public Library ■* •• •« «o MoCubbin papers. Rowan County Deed boo^c 195 pag® 211 May i|., l805.« Philip Dowell lets Norman Owings and William Potts ^ trustees of the Baptist Society etc.) have 1 acre for 10 shillings on No Creek near the public road by the field of said Powell which was formerly "called Marches Muster Groimd". Witn0s.^3Hd by John Oaton and John Stinchoomb and proven May l805« — ■ Davie Co. Public Lit V tu kU d o 0 2 » )- i/y P <a. <£ 1 u> X ij! . ■ 5 ' i'- NO CREEK PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURC^ iU u o » <k s % cJ Deed Book Page Description 14 436 1 acre & fraction 50 143 45/100 acre 63 39^ 1754.9 sq. ft. 4;1S \/ Xi» . iiD c: 0 0 z u Z >k )i" 3 7 >- >Q- ^<C cS C" t 3 %/> iii ■>% "0C j oi r X- J 0 record op deeds 1 turn KMSfuiifc LSray ;/!prV3V''!0. rJ^> Jr t: y:^'7-Z,r^jA y , . ■ 0^/ ?l<At/<&^ TT^tMAa-y 71*^ -^/TfiJ (^, A,,-; 1"!^ Zfll.~J.'^ '7 . ^,„i ::;zriiv yi. r*^ /.» - z^-**^ y/ y - / y^A y- A.'%4ySur/y^^ ^ ..,.4, y'Z^'''-A''\yzyy'^jyyy/yry-^^ '' / ' z / 7 y y//*' uAfyyy^ ^ j /«■''" AZy ■:x'— QdZyA-.^^'^ ;?^/ry 4,#y<y^ ^ y' ^/fyy,y;ay^yyy/ . y y,,9 (Zz.Z'y ^;.'Z'^ Z' '^y ^y. y '^^7/, /ci*y ■"-rjy- y X '''ppZyzy^~y^-^-^;Zlp-i±ypy^^^pyppypfyyy \ RECORD OF bSBD^ SO ' 143 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA^Davie County* THIS DSSO, M«i>eIM* ^13.th„da,gf HoVQmber A. n. I». .50., hy. , .Opencer.O. .limes and i«ife..Claire L. Manes ol™^. f - Cawrty ami SUte el. North Carolina <>( the fint tan. IP ..^Aitf.«.3..Snlderj .Thon>a3..3hoaf .and Phillip. Forest, Trustee of Hoe Creek Primitive Saptist Church o(_„. Payi.o CopBly ami Suie ol_~_ ...tlorth Carolina . . althricftimlian: wiTOa!Bmi.Ti«tihe«iid..3ijencer. D. Hanos...and..wife..Claire. 1. Manes-.. - p»X.QIL.Il0Al.iR.ra DOLLARS, ta.Xhem—.P.Mby.aaid. .Tr.u3t.eo of. Moo Creok' .Primitive. 'Maptist/'"" «S"«e^pi"oi i«iby'«tapi,fci«caU h,.ve hatnbe<i«odi^gigbT^g^t.<ior»>t.aOoeccnnytoipfciTrusteos of .Hoo Crook PrinitivB..3a.1ti3t Church .their JiXXuri Wtlmi. • cntxln lot, tract or latccl ol hnd In Itptlc Comity. Stole ol Konb Conflia. ai(>>iaiB, the t-~t' al :3......8......KaheS ^ mhn^ homrf«J.. wip.^ vfa.: BEQIMMIHQ at a stone Hoe Creek Church Lot corner, and in the line of 3. D. Hones; thence l(. fiU doi;s. w. , 100 feet to an iron stake, 3. B, lianos* corner; thence M, 2 degs. C. 188 feet to an iron stake, 3. 0. Hanes' corner on Uouth olde of Public Road; thence 3. 88 degs. 30 min. Last 100 feet to a stake, corner of Moo Creek Church lot; thence 3. 1 doc. 45 nin, Uest 204 foot to tho bccinninc, containing; 45/100 of an Acro more or less. r. m. l*?y'''•"'"t ttodBii mUB«tc*«miPDptiiV'«iBfn,i'vti»'wi«A» v>t!» *tU.Uufu8 Snider.•Thoma8...Sh.oaf...and Phillip >ore3t. Trustees of Mpe Crrek/'J'ifS^^ And th* raid Spencer U. Hanes and wife Claire L./ .. rwthcrbci..ves "i-i tlioir' hcin, rivcil(ar» ami adintftlitritt^v *«i.n.t.«ipK.h.t..they are •rucQ of laid pmalm to fee, atM ha ye In fcr dmplr:t!Mt Iwaamrafr fiar aalr^r fcomaQ rtKtmiliraoiv\a<kt (hat ... hir«^ fuivm wafTsnt and win ftwrvrr ilrffiwl ibr laM lille loibe leioe igalnil the eUltrwoleH pentiOnrhnnuineTcf As^ llQlidS tu Opoucer U. Hmes and wife Cluire/ii hmpiorat...their ii*B,i.s.u><m!.s. Spencer .U, Hanes ,s„„ Claire c, Hanes (Seal) Altcttt.. (Sea!) (Sral) 8TATB OP KORTII CAROUKA-Itavle Cainty. '•™-~ • CIttk c( the Supctior Couft. dp bnchy entity that n . •idt trite. PKKpRdbrtan tar Ihk day and pcfauakdcnl the due ciMMkraPl the pwwicddndpt .1 • t .1 . n .. 1 n j .. •■• .■ hirinf by nic prlvpirly rttpilord. wjiptale an.! aynri tiwp Wf «i.l huJnail. tppchineSdSh"5^;3SSl!§'y'JJl!:,tSSSt?Utnh^ «»>■'-"•< « "» pr.««.mp, tba. WhncM my b^ ami pOiclal ml. thb... day ol.„ . A. D. I» — ChrkSapntErCiaot.. 1 STATB OP NOHTII CAROI.INA--;o^Ci&nly i ,Niil*iyPnldlc. da hcrahy entity that... PpOnCOr H. HSneS»od„. Claire. .L,. Hanes . ... ... .Miwtte. pt-miMnny •ti|a'SntltietiiivtnplhVtiIayaDilBckaiiwlnl|inithr<Wi»mitli<a<4the i WItncM Rij haacl and official oeal, (hh . .. thy of. . Np .A. IL l^Q—. (N.P.Bral) ■ ^__My«gBil^ra^..... ^pril. jjl .. , 19.52.. . J» .Dp Lone.. . , .K. P.(.<m|l STATB OP NORTH CAROLIKA—IIaiiieCwmy. L .. ?I».fayfal«ttiai«terf. Vp D, Lons aNalaiy PnMlept. . Forsytll Cmmly.. ii adjodfcd to to corTDct. Let the eome, wito toU errtldlwic, be niilitcnd. Tbh -day of . A. D. W-j™.- . , ■ Wttnoa mj hand and offirtal fwol, ,,„„,.,A«yoy . HoVOiaber A. D, I».p59-«. ..—jS.a... Ho .Wl&iTfin .. « ra CWrh Supetior Couft. Piled be tTihtnUea on the... .15 ...dpy of. .HoV.emb.Or. A. P. W...3P., ptJL..? 15 ..n'riock M, pad ivyidetnl la the otSce at Ihe.Rcflfitn at Dndi el Uavic CMnly. M. C, thU ..„17......_day of MOVeRlber 19.50, Pt9,;35 ..._oVtack A..M, la Book „S{li~J0( Deadt PS pat*—143-.—. *«. a n ,C.P .tt...V0Clcr. ,Re^natD«d«. 1 DEED BOOK 63 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA—Davie Coonfy. THIS DEED, Made th« 22nd of September ^ p^ lo 60^ Doyle D. Bean and wife. Mildred R. Bean ot .Qavie County and State of iie,fiKt pMt,.tp^^^ fiugene "ennett, Phillip Forrest and Tom Slioaf, Trustees of NO CttbaR BAPTIST "CKUiiCiT' —•; 3nti"tHiei-r-siicc«saor3";i-n:"t-ibl-e"---. of .fe.Y.i.9. -County and State of. ....N9.r.t!}....Ca.rolina , of the second part; WITNESSETH, That the saii parties of the first part in consideration of ""Ten dollars and other valtiahle considerations (■&10.00 ovc) DOLLARS 'o paid the receipt of which is hereby acknowlcd^d, bargained and sold, and by these presents do grant, sell or convey to said the second part, tneir^ . . . Fulton Twn.heirs and assigns, a certain lot, tract or parcel of land io Davie County, State of North Carolina, adjoining the lands ol — and others, bounded ns follows, viz. BOUND on the North by No Creek Road, on i^he East by a new road and on the South by Doyle Bean, and on the West by No Creek Primitive Baptist Church Lot. BEGINNING AT A STONE, Southwest corner of Lot here described,said Southeast corner of Church Lot and runs thence 2 deg. East with East line of said Church Lot 20B feet to an iron stake on the South side of No Creek Road; thence North 86 deg. East 85 feet to an iron stake at intersection of No Creek and a new road; thence with said road South 2 deg. West 132 feet to a stake on West side of Road; thence South 10 deg. West ^6 feet to an iron stake, new corner of Church Lot and itoyle Bean;thence North 75 deg. West 76 feet to THE POINT OF BEGINNING, containing 175A.9 sq. feet as surveyed by A. L. Bowles,Registered Surveyor, on September 20, I960 «nuc ro HAVE AND TO HOLD the aforesaid tract, lot or parcel of land, and alt privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging u>the said -,oL..tj3e„.s.econdj^ ,,,i„ ...their.... only use and behoof forever. And (he said.£artie3_oL..the„fjjrst forth.eni..scI...Y.es..and.th.eirheks, executors and administrators.co\-cnant with said_J}iTt4es_^f._^e_,s^_ond_j)art^ .t.^.®i_r, heirs and assigns, thatf^SY seized of said premises in fee, and ha..y.S.jight to convey in fee simple; that the same ate free and clear from all encumbrances, andtha&hey__do Jiercby forever warrant and will forever defend the said title to the same against the claims of all persons whom soever —:— ^ ^ ^ .Mildred H. Bean IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the «.id boyle Bean and wife,/ h,ve hereunto hand...?....„..aRd seal_.™2.._, the day and year fi rst above written. —6oxle_.D^JeaiL__ (Seal)Mildred R. Bean ..(Seal) ..(Seal) .SI ATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, COUNTY. L Clerk of the Superior Court, hereby certify that.. personally appeared before me this day and acknowledged the due execution of the annexed deed of conveyance. Let the iiistruiiie^with this certificate, be registered. Witness my hand and official seal, this day of....... a.D. 19 Clerk Superior Court. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, COUNTY.• Aathryn B. McUaniel .. _ . .I, — — ... —, Notary Public, do hereby ccrllfv thaiDoyle D. Bean and Mildred R. Bean his wife^ personally appeared before mc this day and acknowied'ged the "due execution of "the annexed deSf of conveyance*^ Witness my hand and notarial seal, this 3.?. day of. , A.D. 19...^.?.My commission exp!res..J!9Jf™?5j_.J:962 .KRfc.hon..R,. ...Mc.ian^i^ N. P. tSeali V SPATE OF NORTH CAROLINA—DAVIE COUNTY. , The foregoing certificate of. .!kLb.hr^n..B.._McIfen^ie_l a Notary Publie of. Coiiniv••^is adjudged to be correct Let the same, with this certificate, be registered. ^ This day of....„.„.„„„ A.D. 19 ^ Witness my hand and official seal, this .day of , A.D. IP..™.. ^J ..g-r .Hf._Chafnn q^i. superior Coun. Filed for registration on the 33. .day of g..®.P.t®.'3l?.®r. A.D. 19..^.9., at..'Aji.3Q.o'el()ek P.M.. .-uiil ^ recisiercd in the office of the Register of Deeds of Davie County, N. C., lltis .?.§. day of. .^.§£5.5.™!?.?..^ on page etc. —il*...ji«.-»3.mLtih Register of l\v»K I'^P... a6.?.5-.5 o'clock in Book..... .63 of Deeds on page 398 ^ ^1^. \r> ■ £ , ri Formation of No Creek Primitive Baptist Church Pages 10 - 12 Ui O o z ) K O- <c CO ^ Davie County Public Library ^ Mocksville, North Carolina -X o ci si X- O Saturday berora ]bha second Sunday in May 1696. Tha primitive Baptist Church In Conference in pine church house, Davidsi;c) County, North Carolina, under the paa^oplal care of Elder J.A. Burch, believing that It Is necessary for the gpod of the canuse of Christ end the confort and convenience of a portlop of her membership; to wits William T. Broadway and wife M.L. Broadway, Henry Monsees and v/ife L.N. Monsees, William D. Snider (^1829*1896) and wife M.L* Snider (Margaret ' Lutisa Williams —(1829-1911); J.H^ Deadmond and wife Elizabeth Deadmond; Mary Susan PorrestJ Margaret A* Young? Jaroea A. Forrest; Franklin Burrlegi Sarah E. FoDreat; and Harriot Yantz. Do this day give right to the above named members of this body to organize in our name and hold Conference meetings in a new churah house in Davie Co*, N*.C», by the name of No Creek; and arm-of this body, appoint their meetings, choose their clerk, celled their pastor, receive and baptize members into this church. Keep order and discipline of the church of Christ and.report proceedings monbhley to this church until the above is revoked by the church in Conference. The abotfe to bep placed on the church book at each place of order of the church. ' • ' James A* Burch Moderator Aufeust 1896 The Brethren and Sisters desiring to be constituted into a church met at No Creek meeting house in County of. Davie, North Carolina, on Saturday before the fifth Sunday in August 1896. Preaching by Elder T* 3. Hall, Eli Kane of Carrol County, Virginia, and J.C* Williams of Union County, North Carolina, knA 1st (Eld. T.S. Hall was chosen moderator and J.C. Williams, olcrk 2nd.} the brethren and sisters wishing to be t O) constituted into a church were requested to hand in their letters. Y/hen QJ —ST a letter from pine church embracing the name following brethren end > <J . I s o \ 'p -i C. -0 nn n O S lO slaters was read^ to wlttnesat (I) W.T. Broadway and v;ife (2) M.L. Broadway, (3) Henry Monaees and wife (4) L.N. Moriseea. (5) W.D. Snider and wife (6) M.L. Snldor, (7) J.H* Deadmond and wife (8) Elisabeth Deadmend* (9) M.S» Porreat (12) Forrest*. (10) M,A* Young (13) Pranklln Burrlage. (II) S»E« Porres^ (14) Harriet Yentz. were present and came forwf^rd end the noder#toy gave them right hand of fellowship and delivered to them the charge and prpnounoad them a church In goapel prder* I The newly constituted church went* 1*. Into Conference and proceeded T.S*. Hall mod. J.C. Williams, clerk protem. 2"- Set open door for the Reception of membera none came forward, 3, The church adopted the same Artldes of Palth and rules of Decorum as the church of pine. ' 4- Brethren Henry Monaeea and John Deadmond ytere choaed and ordained Deacons of the church of Christ and James A* Forrest clerk. 5, The church appointed the 3 rd Sunday with Saturday before In each month as the time of their monthley meeting and called J.C. Williams to serve them as pastor, and he accepted the call, n T* a. Hall Uoderator jr.C<, WilllaBu Clerk protem. The notes are of Sanders PTanklln McCalllster (1922- ) a member of Ho Creek Church, In Davie County,, Korth Carolina, and a member of Pine Church, In Davidson County, NbrtSh Carolina. I, fCharl€ •»llllams) ^borrowed these notes from my Uncle Sanders McCalllater, 23 February IQV-i Saturday »o f- \ Wo a, J z <£ o y u? § ^Q- ^ . ^ 8S Davie Co. Public Library f <K The Month of May and August X896 May Sunday / Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday / Thursday / Friday / Saturday / 1 2 3 4 5 "6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 16 17 / 18 19 ZQ 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 August 1896 Sunday / Monday / Tuesdiay / Wednissday / Thursday / Friday / Saturday / a J? 3 4 . 9 10 11 16 17 18 23 24 25 30 31 1 <5 6 rt /8 12 13 14 15 19 20 21 22 26 27 28 29 Charles Odell Williams (1948- Born - Died ) Typed on Saturday 23 February 1974 time S;55:35 2 - \ mo , T ^ ^ CO Oavie Co.Pac!)cLibrsp> » uariiciic LiDrar i 5 m i ^ ^ ° d o o o Experience and Call to the Ministry by W. T. Broadway Pages 14-21 u> UJ 01 0 2 1 h- tr> H o. d CQ Davie County Public Library % Mocksville, North Carolina u aL 3= - •CJ \2i fe tfupTlST- t^o C.ft.tfet*' experience And call to the ministry oo. 1= blood of the Lamb and t ^ ' Qid^-fis I trust nuTTibfin a \,u , sinner with themwho was born of ^pn n-t-i o^- j. » cm,ptist parents, Septomber 28, I852, Mf to the chu.ch also .othe. ° '""' "■ °"''" ""'"S'' l>« '"•"•r Joln.a th. choToh, but' utrtriT"- -truth and to tT*<in+ ott «» ■,," they would wish to be treated. I was my^eir to mourn for her. "■'•=■ I th. ...Ohd tl.., -.M ,h„ I „.. .buut 31 T..-. "•-* -U.Ihtb ...-i ''°' '°'' °' ■"'' ddhi'mutlbh. T f.it I jh.uia b.UT^.-cl'urt*""' =M "tS Obd to b..Odth" d ."' ' "" "'■ ' '» '"S sod lb ,„„b r.r .bbut riv...d- .r '"iT"'"" "• '"" I.t.l7 ..d .hl.f,.t .fobs t=„ th.«..bd, .„d .. I t-u.t tb , Lord fin j d.,. » na as I trust the glory or thefilled the temple. I knew If I was saved It was In th ■ V V V o.(ea ii: was In the mercy of Godata elloved ever since that God for Christ's sak- T thd.« d. Christ's sake pardoned my sins.... 1 then at tdhat time continued to read and search th.. ^ d. true ehn,...h d. search the scriptures for the^ch, and at-the end of wh''ch tlmA rxr,*- u ^ the church-any l„n<rer T t ' ' ' IS83 was r 1 ' ° ^i"st SUdhday in November'1003, was received and baotized u emembered. •' " ' " ^iti^ ™e and lodhg to beOaVie County Pucnc LiDrary- The third n^r-b+- i Wiocksvilie, MC"•ra night after 1 was baptized "T -aw in . tandine in . i vision myselflarge new house elevated higher than the people. ^Ihe hcnse -2- aoemed to be crowded with people and I was holding a hymn book in my hand and lining* a hymn and the people singing and I singing with them and talking to them -Sf the goodness of God toward me in mercy. I also saw the Holy Ghost .come down from the element^ in a shape like the moon when it is fall. It struck me on the head and stood in a stream from my head to my feet, and a voice spoke and said, it is the Holy Ghost. I awoke from this dream.in a spirit of praise. * bavieCountyPuD!icuDfa(y For a. considerable time after^^^^sP'i^^ontinued going to church and fillir my seat, in fact I did not miss many meetings until I887 when ^ was called to the work of gospel ministry if ever called. I had been sick for several weeks and had become very weak, when one night my wife had finished her work and came in.the room and sat down near the firs". I tried to set up but was so " weak I could not. So I went back to .bed and the last thing I knew I saw my self standing on the south side of a square field and the field was aet out in fruit trees in perfect rows with each tree burdened with its fruit. I then r saw a carriage all of gold, that resembled a small house on wheels. The door of the house was open and over the door was fine metal of carved work. Also there were wings spread each way and three steps which led up into the house. It all appeared as solid gold. I was then placed on the second step when I saw two blue steel sickles, one standing east and the other west. The carriag or small house then moved north directly through the field the sickles on each side cutting down all the trees leaving nothing standing. It seamed a great grief to ma that such beautiful trees should be cut Z down and all the fruit destroyed. I than woke up realized where l was. and 0 * T ^ told my wifa I had to die for I felt I had been warned of death. P I got up and walked around the room holding to the chairs and again came tf baok to bad whan I was placed again In the aama field whara the fruit trees 1 ware. But now there was nothing but a great hole In the earth,-and the t-nsmy .. i that was to destroy me was coming out of the earth In the form of yellow • 15 ^ati 01 Oavie" County PuDHc LiDfaty Mocksvllie, NO -3- jackets as thick as they could Tly, and were coming as arrows dart towards tt I felt I was gone, but just before they struck me angels from heaven came dc in an innumerable host and made a ring around me so the d/yemy could only str the angels, but they did not fear them. I came to my mind and raised up in bed and these words were spoken to me saying, "All flesh is as grass. The s is no sooner risen with a burning heat than the grass withered and ths flowe thereof falleth away;" and to preach the everlasting gospel'to a perishing people. The fear of death then was all gone and the glory of the Lord fille my soul. I commenced talking to my wife and preaching Christ and his kingdo and bless your soul dear child of God, what a feast of joy it was to me. My neighbors .gathe-7-ed in and I preached to them and 1 soon got well when 1 woul preach salvation by grace to everybody I met. My neighbors soon reported me crazy. At this time I was living about fourteen miles from any Primitive Baptist Church. On one occasion at our regular meeting I was present and our pastor failed to b e with us. The brethren asked me to come forward and organize conference. I told them I could not but they kept pleading with me until I finally agreed to go and tr* It was there I received great consolation. I served in this way for about two years, when in the fall of 1889 I dreamed I was traveling to a city in a road that was beautiful and level, j had traveled until I became so tired 1 could hardly make a step when I came a very old and rotten looking barn. The door stood open and J- stepped up anc saw aome old rotten hay in the barn. I went in, lay down on the hay and wen: to sleep. And while 1 slept the fowls of the air came into. the'barh'and ate ^ all the flesh from off my right leg. Prom my knee down there was nothing le: I hut the bone and leaders. And I know this while I was asleep, because while still asleep -I- dreamed I woke up and felt 1 was ruined. I then thought I t would move my leg and succeeded in doing so, but it was awfully weak. At fir <5 i& 0awe County PuDdo Ubrarv . ". . Ho aeew. .Mocksvilie, NC n -4- I could only take very short steps, but the more 1 tried the better 1 could walk, and..;the flesh began to come on the bone of my leg until finally all the riesh cam^; back and my leg was whole again. 1 then traveled over this beaut iful road; in joy and gladne_ss. ' Ohe more 1 walked the more I could walk, and the more, glorious it was until i awoke when behold it was all a dream. Then I began to wonder what did this mean. Surely this is a sentence of condemnati against me and it is-possible I have acted a hypocrite for the pest two years and oh Lord if so, forgive me. 1 now thought I never would stand before the public any more and felt I.was down forever, and that I had brought condemnation against myself and shame upon ray wife and children. I moved from Davidson to Davie county, where' I rented a farm and put my bible in the bureau drawer where I could not see it when I was in the house. I went in sorrow and tsars often and at that time I would rather be alone than to be with any one, although after the first year the burden became lighter. The scriptures somewhat left my mind, still the impression remained with me. 1 began to think about the latter part of the third year that the impression to preach the gospel would leave me before much longer. But this was not the case, the impression returned with more weight and increased more and more. * •;/ In the latter part of the fourth year when it seemed J- could no longer endure my trouble I gave up for lack of strength, and once more turned to my Bible as a poor helpless sinner in the valley of darkness and' shadow of death nd wi^h a feeling to say, return, oh Lord, for I am in trouble, such trouble as is i^t common to man. Altogether of a carnal mind, I was afraid to go to' church and try to speak in the name of Christ, for fear I was, not called and I was afraid not to go and try. I have plowed the field and preached in thought from one end of the field to the other and cried and preached night and day., j have aroused my wife and children many nights, and they would talk to me . and try to get me to hush! I was in this condition for more than tw5 n 0^\ia County Puouc uoiary -5- Mocksvilie, NC years, when one Sunday morning went to the cook room where my wife was pre paring the morning meal, and Just as I stepp:ed up to the. stove i was struck helpless and as I fell ahe_and my two oldest sons caught me and carried me out into the yard where I could get air. one said, get a doctor. But 1 told them not to, for J- had to die, as I had lived in rebellion against God. 'However, they got the doctor'anyway, but I could walk before he came. ' ile gave r medicine and told me my "blood was out of order. I began to go often to my church meeting and when Elder J. A. Burch, the pastor, would preach, I coul.d not help from crying, and when he had finished preaching he would ask me to select a hymn and talk some and organize conf- erance. I would always tell him ^ could not, and when meeting w«s over, oh what a burden was on me.' J-t seemed more than I coiad bear. I traveled in thJ.s condition for about five years, when on Saturday night Defore the fourth Sunday in March, 1896, or Just before day, 1 raised up in bed.and my wife asked, what in the world is . the matter with you? i .told i.- I did not know what was the matter. But I must serve the Lord or die. I ^^ot up and after 1 had done my Sunday morning-s work I left the house and went about a o.uarter of a mile to a lonesome place and knelt down and prayed to the Lord to relieve me. My prayers seemed not to rise higher than my head. X went still further and knelt down and prayed for mercy. It seemed my words fell to the earth. I got up and went still further across the plantation into a deep hollow and prayed to the Lord, and .in my prayers these wcr ds came in ay mind., "oh Father, have mercy on meynd forgive me for the way I have-lived and make my way prosper in thy name If thou hast called me as • a servant of his boly covenant, I would deny thee no more." At the end of these words I was from that death and fear and God was then my Father and Jesus my Saviour, at a feast of love was this. I went to ra y home rejoicing, and I have never been able to preach such a sermon as was preached in my mind that day. it is ChwUmES- » o • • -6- Oavle County PuDiic uurary with me lontT ^ ^ Mocksvilie, NC, ° "" "" ' "*"• '» '■■■r" «» Oo' tt .t^.^1. .. ,.. ^ ^ On Saturday before the second Sunaay in Aoril T w*»r»-»- -i- t-v. . ^ i^prll I went to the church atPine, where my friendsh^'o was or^. t. .K V prothlns Eia.r J. a, Bo)-cb ..k.d oef . «. BOO. ...k .0.0 .M OOB.OAO. OA. oo„r.o.AO.. i o..-. oo^onocOk A. A« ook .M oo».„o.d 0.k^B or .,00, .r Ok. Lord Oo ... ..dor. koo. .„d pok„ k. BB. ..k„BkOA or to. 0A„o0. rod. k ddd oAtkk kok,. > ..or b.ror. tk. ..ooB, ^ ^dd.^..d0A ..d W,r, k„., , ^kuroA .. cr..k. d. „.... coo..,, „ , On the fifth Sunday in AiJcr,io+. --v y> ««» C . ^ church opened their regularchurch meetings, which were to be held on -h.., e to be held on .he third Saturday and Sunday of each month and on Saturday before the th'nH .^ ® November 1 wss liberated- pr„oA .k.r.,„ X .A.dkd 0.,. .. .. rftd., t.r... .a- ....ood Bond., k« »0...A.r j ... , k.d a,, p........ pk,. z::\Ti -■to do ' d t ^ ^iprofitable servant, striving o^yand sains srove, or have served that church as pastor, x am not able to y how many ± have baptized 5n t 4. j. cunt nelth t lie last ten years, as I did not keep an accent, neither can I say how many funerals 1 have preached or h 1 have married. But then w eached, or how many couples unworthy to ^ several, and I am this morning feelingtk, .p „pp... ,..kk„,. k„, kk. d..A AA..AA.. .„d .k...„ . kZrr.?""- -ice to him through this pilgrim life. r '° "■ '""1 '"• ■»'-=. '■>end Will ■" Sospel and some of the e:cercises thereofclose after making a few words of comment on tho 43rd chapter of n _ Dawe County Public Library Mocksville, t\'C Isiah: "But now salth the Lord that created thee, oh Jacob, and he that for med thee, 0 Israel, fear not; for J- have redeemed thee, I have called thee by thy name and thou are mine." This is the first verse I want to call your attention, what is contained in this one verse. First, this is the God of heaven that speaks, not the man, but the spirit of God in man. It is the sam that speaks to Jacob, that created him, and tells him that he had formed him and God speaks to Jacob, as in the singular, as one by saying, but now, thus saitb the Lord that created thee, o Jacob. The word "thee" means one in the singular. The word means in the plural, thus meaning a number more or less, Jacob is only one in the consideration, Israel is one only in the considerati Bow what lio we understand about the two. Jacob is created and Jacob is for med. Let us illustrate it in this way. we will take one grain of corn. In this one grain is the heart. The one grain is planted in the earth. Through the act of moisture of the. earth the life of the grain develops and puts forti a stalk. It grows end in process of time a number of grains are brought xortb. This is a formation of a number of grains, and nofa creation of them .of their coming forth. But one were in all the created grain. So in like manner was Israel all in the one created Jacob, or the one nan Jesus Christ oi which Jacob was a type. Jacob was a natural man dnd was the father of the twelve tribes of Israel. • As a natural people was a type of spiritual Israel. . Bow Jacob was a house or temple which God dwelt in. God says again I will walk in them and I will dwell in them, and they sAall be my'people, and I will j, be .their God. Christ was a spirit of life in Jacob, and was to be made manife T M •^ in the formation of Israel, and the Lord said to Jacob, fear not for I have 2 redeemed thee, I have called thee by thy name; thou art mine.' The word "Thee" ^ Is.pointedly called four times in this verse of scripture. The creation, the » formation, the redemption, the name. So then God created them, he formed then ^ ©. redeemed them, he called them by name and said to them thou art mine, and XI tr> W I -8- CJod leads them alonr andana multiplies them and bleasea ^ ^ vh«T> ^ ^ ^ esses them and delivers themwhen in deep waters and ^I' ers and in fiery furnaces, and when th« ^ rh-n^^i- 4.^ V V ® near for God shall eive him -i-k 4.u S -t. for the Lordgive him the throne of hie father David, and he shal^ re,. house of Jacob and nr >,4 w ~ over the th. .h.Pch .f ^ Is the nlace of mv res- hath t .7 es., hath not my hand made all these things' M Pl.c„ and the valley of death Cr.^ , n ®j or a..th Cos I, via rop t. r-nd you and I will loo>v- .34 soui,—n obedience through suffering, and in the a lasting life. ® ° W» T« Broadway wVr"T '■ '•■»■> "".1 r '« ' -'P.. .»d «.U to .ook or t..1^0.07 Of to. ,o,p.l. Boottoo B.10. potlut tp,. ; ::rr"--^ --111 ..»d L tTi "* "" '"= ■»" "=" "-rU ..M to tooto oopooptpttoo. to BPO.P.P Pttt... POP Pt. POOP, pp.. .p., =.7 p. oooroptod .Od d„tp„p.p „p _ tude of God's ministers. • servi- <^od bless all Whom it may concern. lii' •'■ W.T.Broadway WiOcV.--' ■ ■ * ui aJ i ^^ o cJ i) No Creek Primitive Baptist Church Centennial by Boh Hooven Page 23-35 % iU Ui Gi O O 7. ez Davie County Public Library I Mocksville, North Carolina 3 - ■- ■ ■ ' '■•- il^'—^1-..':'r ■ •• • I ■■i..'r.'..' i ■■■'■'.ltKrrrr~*--T**^••.'l-iMVS NO CREEK PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH CENTENNIAL PREFACE This paper has been written in recognition and celebration of 100 years of worship at No Creek Primitive Baptist Church. Church records, land deeds, and conference meeting minutes as well as recollections of members were used to compile the information. The Author Bob Hooven v d. O •o •2 i (P f- o <C <£3 ) vn ti) % o ai £ tj The first recorded meeting, in the new church house, was on Monday, April 13, 1896. There were several meetings conducted, at No Creek Church by the arm of Pine Primitive Baptist Church, after this date and prior to being constituted. Saturday before the second Sunday in May of1896 at Pine Primitive Baptist Church, Davidson County, NC, it was deemed "necessaiy for the good of the cause of Christ and the comfort and convenience of a portion for her membership" to organize another church house in Davie County, NC. This meeting house came to be known as No Creek Primitive Baptist Church. Brethren and Sisters desiring to be constituted into a church met at No Creek Church on Saturday before the fifth Sunday of August, 1896. Moderator, Elder T.S. Hall, "delivered to them the charge and pronounced them a church in gospel order." Elder J.C. Williams was called to serve as pastor. There were 14 members: W.T. Broadway and wife M.L. Broadway Henry Monsees and wife Louisa N. Monsees William D. Snider and wife Margaret L. Snider J.H. Deadmond and wife Elizabeth Deadmond M.S. Forrest M.A. Young ^ S.E. Forrest ^ J.A. Forrest ^ Franklin Burriage • Harriet Yantz cr Co The church adopted the same Articles of Faith and Rules of Decorum as Pine Primitive Baptist Church. The church selected the third Sunday of each month for their regular morning service and Saturday before the third Sunday for conference meetings. 2- j Over the next few decades, several changes occurred in regard to the days of the month that services and conferences took place. In May, 1898, ^ I conference meetings were rescheduled to Friday before the second Sunday, ^ but their regular morning service remained on the third Sunday. In July, o .CL> \r> ^ B nocreek.bwh j, lO *: s> <3^ ■cJ 75PP, conference meetings were changed back to Saturday before the third Sunday. In May, 1916, conference meetings were re-scheduled to Saturday before the fourth Sunday. Although the church records do not clearly indicate the day of the regular Sunday service, it may be assumed that the meeting time moved to the fourth Sunday. While in conference, the fourth Saturday of January, 1965, the church voted to have an additional worship service on the second Sunday night of each month. Five years later in April, the church members agreed to change the night service to a morning service. The first recording of communion was on the third Sunday of October, 1896. However, it was not until the third Sunday of May, 1912, that the records included feet washing during communion service. The current meeting schedule at No Creek Church is as follows: • Conference meeting-l:30 PM, Saturday before the fourth Sunday in each month. • Regular worship services-10:20 AM, second and fourth Sundays • Communion and feet washing- fourth Sunday afternoon in May and September. The church has been members of two different associations through the years; Abbotts Creek Association from August 1897 to May 1910 and Salem Association from October 1912 to July 1934. REAL-ESTATEAND MEETING HOUSE HISTORY The meetinghouse faces Aubrey Merrell road, one quarter mile north of highway 64, approximately four miles east ofMocksville, NC. The church was named after a creek located one half mile to the east. It has been said that the creek was without a name for so long that local folks started calling 1896 April 13—One-acre of land on which No Creek Church stands was purchased from Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Gnibb at a cost of $25. However, according to the deed, the church had been built sometime prior to this date. \ ^ Docreek.bwh o -5O o it No Creek. ^ <D I • ' 1950 November 13-The church made the second land purchase of 45/100 acre that adjoined the church property at a cost of $10 from Mr. and Mrs. Spencer B. Hanes. 1952 October—Electric lights were installed. 1961 July 28-Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Hendrix sold No Creek Church 4/100 acre that adjoined the church property at a cost of $1. 1964 August—Central heating system was installed. 1966 November—No Creek Road was paved. 1968 May-Several structural changes to the church included a brick addition to encase the bathrooms, as well as the central door entrance. 1971 January-The church replaced the pews, added carpet, and installed paneling. 1970 September—Baptist Bible Hour, which was supported by members of No Creek church, was first broadcast on WDSL radio station in Mocksville, N.C. 1972 September—Brick was added to the building, as well as new hymnals. 1974 April-Tenth edition songbooks replaced the ninth edition hymnals. 1978 April-Air-conditioning was added to the building. 1979 March—P.A. system was added to the building. 1991 November-The church upgraded to the eleventh edition hymnals. 1994 September-The church built a baptismal pool adjacent to the building. PASTORAL HISTORY The names of ministers and the time periods in which they served No Creek Primitive Baptist Church are as follows: L Elder J.C. Williams—August 1896-August 1899 2. Elder W. T. Broadway-August 1899-Januafy 1908 § «->7 3. Elder J.M. Crews—January 1908-December 1912 4. Elder J.A. Fagg-January 1913-January 1956 J'Si ^ 5. Elder S.H. Reid—June 1917-May 1951 nocreek.bwh 3 dL Elder Moore was called as assistant pastor October 1938. In February 1955, Elder Wesley Fagg began serving with Elder Moore and Elder J.A. Fagg. 6. Elder Fletcher Moore-1940-September 1973 Elder Eugene Bennett acted as joint pastor with Elder Moore beginning March 1965. Upon being ordained as Elder in August 1973, Brother Bill Bamhardt assisted with preaching until October 1984. 7. Elder Eugene Bennett began serving the church in September 1973, and currently serves as pastor. The church is thanlrfulfor the many visiting ministers that have shared their gospel gift at No Creek Church. No attempt was made to list the names of those ministers due to their great numbers and the possibility of accidentally leaving out someone. %/ 2 # i H- Kn ?- i o. <L IcP ' i U Docreek.bwh 4 ! X. o qL <zJ Qi'B CONSTITUTION OF NO CREEK PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 1st We believe in one only true and living God, the Father, the Word and the Holy Ghost. 2nd. We believe the scriptures of the Old and New Testaments are the word of God and the only rule offaith and practice. 3rd. We believe in the doctrine of original sin. 4th. We believe in mans impotency to recover himselffrom the fallen state he is in by his own free will and ability. 5th. We believe in the doctrine of Election, that God chose his people in Christ before the foundation of the world. 6th. We believe that God's Elect who are sinners of Adam's fallen race of family are in His own good time, effectually called and justified in the sight of God by the imparted righteousness ofJesus Christ received by faith alone which faith produces good works. 7th. We believe that the Saints shall persevere in grace and never fall finally away. 8th. We believe in Baptism by immersion according to the Scriptures and the Lord's Supper are both ordinances of Jesus Christ and belong to believers only. 9th. We believe in the resurrection of the dead both the just and unjust and in the final judgment. V u d VJ Q ^11 th. We believe that an Association has no right to assume any authority ^ over the Churches but only to sit as an advising Council and shall not impose any measure on the Churches without their knowledge and o- ^ consent ^nocreek.bwh 5 <5 o ,aj 10th. We believe that no Minister has the right to the administration of the ordinances but such as are regularly baptized, called and come under 0 the imposition of hands of the'Presbytery. -O -2: Sr iOr o RVLES OF ORDER AND DECORUM FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF NO CREEK CHURCH 1. It shall be the duty of each member to attend all church meetings whether stated or called, if in his power. Any memberfailing to attend as above named, shall be required to render their excuse in a public manner before the church. 2. Any male member who repeatedly neglects to attend church meetings, and can not be reclaimed by admonition of the church shall be deemed in disorder, and not worthy of the fellowship of the church. 3. The church, when transacting business, shall proceed in the following manner; always open and close by prayer. 4. The pastor of the church, when present, shall be considered moderator, whose duty it shall be to require order. 5. No male member shall leave his seat with out permission in time of conference. 6. Any member who wishes to lay any matter before the church, shall first rise and address the moderator. 7. One member, only shall speak at the same time. Nor shall any member speak more than twice, on the same subject, without permission of the church. 8. No partiality is to be shown or respect of persons manifested. 9. Every matter, or subject, which may come before the church shall be canvassed with gravity, moderation, sincerity, and truthfulness. 10. Any matter before the church that does not relate to the fellowship therefore, may be decided by a majority. 11. All motions where met by a second shall be attended to, unless withdrawn by the person who made the motion. 12. The moderator is entitled to the same privilege as other members in debating and explaining, or giving his views on any matter, and to give his vote in case of a tie. 13. When two or more members shall rise at the same time, the moderator shall decide who shall speak first. 14. It shall be the privilege and duty of the preacher, having the care of the church, to preach, or set someone forward, on the day of church meetings, when the business of the church will admit. Docreek.bwh -'o sO. 5"'" rrrr T-frTT.TriY IRiliiiliff:. n n 'mm • J/■ ^k'i■■' ■•» fi-:- N./.■•■' : Wm mmM f:^; :\' I - • ;';;<.V5V W;-^kK L i » ?* I-¥S1 V-vHvvrC.i iii . • -y^ Iwl '•■•.iV.'''vV.-^^ ■ar'W-^ i V'-i'l:lil| WILLIAM THOMAS BROADWAY BHRN 28 SEPTEMBER 1852 DIED 1916 MARGARET #f?#0SE LOUISE HEDRICK, BORN 13 JANUARY 1856 DIED 13 JANUARY 1911 BURIED IN PINE PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY: CHURCHLAND: DAVIDSON COUNTY; NORTH CAROl BAPTIST CHURCH MINISTER ELDER FOR NO CREEK CHUWiilRCH IN DAVIE COUNTY: NORTH CAROLINA: FROM 189B7-1908? Viocksvitie. FAMILY OF HENRY MONSEES FRONT ROW: Henry Monsees; wife Louisa Virginia Williams; son Dock Fuller; son Joseph Etheldred BACK ROW: son William (Will) Martin; son James Alvin; daughter Jessie Florence; son Luther Jones Henry -and Louisa were 2 of the original 14 members of NO CREEK CHURCH. s?- ./S."--' id. *J. .J P H '«'i34 ■■}:%■ A ^»-i.; *9,. viv i € '•v'.H:.^- 1.:? :r?V V' J - UfisH^h'••i > j^-. i:>^r •r'Sii? < f ri; LEFT TO RIGHT: Elder J. A. Fagg Elder S. H. Reid Elder Wesley Fagg Elder F. R. Moore Elder Bill Earnhardt Elder Eugene Bennett ELDER EUGENE BENNETT current pastor of NO CREEK CHURCH Research for Various Families Pages 37-41 ut Qi u 0 7. 1 I- v- % \ M? Davie County Public Library ^ Mocksvllle, North Carolina % ^ -Uo 1'6 JAilliAH L i l i i ijJA.i. I . .1 . . X IM-u r i VUlf^hi. wij jiiuvia; V ROUrK ^ 09; BOX 438 > NO CREKK CirURO^f PRIMITIVK PAriMST;^?:^ M0GKBVI3.LE; NORTH CAROLINA; 2702Q G!51JHCR;?.^ HISTORY: 27028-8633- TKLEFHOHE: 1-704-492-5211- llKimY MOHSHliS; AND HIS I/UMSA VIRGlc'IA 'VMLIAMS: MONSEES: (1847-1915); HENRY MONSEKS, HORil 15 EElSRUARY 1845 IN MORGAN COUNrYs MISSOURI: HENRY MOIJSEES: DIED 14 MARGf? li-16 IN DAVIE30M GOUIH'Ys HORTli GiiROIINA: PURIJiD BURIED IE T'iE TOV'N Op GllURG'nAE]); DAVIDSON GOUOTY: NORTH GAROIIHA: ??AND WAS A MEM!"^ERS of IINR FH-iDlTIVP HAri'I^'T CUURGII: BURIED IH x'^INE PRIMITIVE BAmST CHURCH CJiMEL'lHlYzBitSlDE iltS WIFE lOMlSA VIRGINIA V/IllIAMS, (1847-1915); LOUISA VIRGINIA WI]]1A1S; r(M{|} 06 AUGUST 1847 DIED 09 JANNAIlY 1915 THE DAUG- ■HDER OF WIILIAM "[•lI-r.Y"^fA711 1 TAMS; (1797-1866), AND MARY "FDLJ^Y" SWIGEGOOD; (1807-1089); AND HOTII ARK A] SO PURIKD AT FINE PRIMITIVE BAFISiSli CHURCH GEivIK vr-;;-■>{••}{■ -if"ic -fHi -If•?}•-'{■ ".(?f WILUAM J)0P3OH #i?ciiiI.L)ER; rt tl» HJ S iVlFJi MARGARKl' 1UTETIA WILLLifffi: SWIUSl: vaiMAM DOBSOH GUIDBR: SORN 01 .TAHUARY I82« DIED 05 DKCRMEER 1P96 IH DA VIE COIINTYs HORTF GAROlItlA: !!I8 17IFE MAROBEEI' HITEl'IA V'lllIASJS: BCRH 03 JULY IfB 1B29 DIED as MARCH lOll UI'" ' IN UAVJ.1? aOUllTYl llOJtfH OaUOHHAJ B8tB{)AR?S PtfHSi F?OTH ARE rURIKI) III HO CREEK IRJI'ITIVE BAITIST CItURCH CEMEPEIiYs DA VIE COUffl'Y; WITH TOMPSTONES TlB^AfSfT ARE READABLE TODAY; THEBf UAD 10 CHILDPJiH KORH TO TIf?M ■jf-IHS-'Ic if •5!**X- "JHr vf •If'If'iHf'If'if -.I—If •Iri"r?H<'if 'Hfik -If-'Ii-If-ir -IHr *If-IH\-^J*iHf It-Jr^Hl-If-If 4HHHHHHf7.--Ii ^or JO.HH ilEHDER30N DLADMON; BORN 29 AUGUST 1B47 DIED # gmWW MWlUt DIED 20 JUNE 1919 IH HOWAH COUMTY; HORTH Ci.UOLIKAs BURIED III MO CREEK CHURCH ilisaiOB OP Bill WIFE OliliBUt PORH 37 jKArniL 3048 DIHJ 00 MMiOSf 1938; THESf HATO TOMBSTONES THHA^fT ARE RBADABLK TODAY; THEY HAD 10 CHILDREN NAMES; JOHN HEiSDKRSON DEADMOSt j (3,847-193 9); WAS A BROTHER OP I.OUIZA 'tKARKKA DEADMOH LU \a <3i VJI Z 1069-1945 } . CHII DRRN OF JJSSSSR DliADMON; (1006 ?-1863); /.ND AINJA i ti DANIELS; (18127-L8.. ?); 0®,% COUtlly fUDIIC LffifaPfP Mocksyiiie NC <X ^fif-IHHf-It-Ir-It-It-If-itif-Ifif-Ir-If-It-It-Ir-IKf-If-If-If if-.t-.HrvHr-If-IHf-If-.P-If-It-sf-X—Ifr7J--lP-If-;t"{fi{--I{*-/J'*Ifit'Ii^'»Ht-IHf^t-It'4^'IHHHr-IHo^^r-IH^ <s: <£i WARY SUSAN SHIDKR: FORREST: (18.52-1921); AllD HJER SON J.A. FOHRHLT; (1883-19 MARY SUSAN SHIDERrnonp lo FEPR-'ARv IP52 DITl SO OCTOBER 1921 AHD HER SON WAS to X VJ Ci X JESSE A. FORREST: BORN SKFU'EMRKR 1883 DIED 19..? cJ 37 F/iGE 2; E. OR L. m.limiji KKSIER: :rOUia'ZS: HARRIET 17I3LIAHS; WAS BORN ADOIT 37? FKOPRPI.Y in ?J5Ii: MOlfT:? OF MAY? IH DAVIDSON CGUI'^TY; NORTH CAROIINA: THE DATJG:?rHR OF JONATI[/»K riIMAJ!S; (1796-1845), A'AO SUSANNAH YOUNG; (1804-1891)o lARRIET Will IADS; WAS :^IRST FARHIBD TO :71111AM KESLBR; ON 05 AUGUST 1859. WILLIAM |1H. KB3LER WAS IN 7l=E GI"!! WAR A'H) POT IN PRISON IN OHIO. AFTER THS CIVIL WAR; HARRIET MARRIED YOUN^ZS; (1840?-1876?); ON 25 JUNE 1865. IN 1896; iiARRIET W. YOUI-TTZ; WAS OIJEt^OF THE FOURTEEN PEOPLE THAT HELP START NO CREEK PRIMITIVE BAPTIST O'HIHCH IN DA^QE COUOTY; NORTH CAROLINA• IN 1900; HARRIET W YOUOTZS; WiiS LIVING V/ITH HER DAUGTfTHR MaTTIE GLEMPINTINE YOUNTZS; (1870-1905) AND IfARRIBT W. YOUi>]TZS; WAS LISTED AS BEING BORN MAY 1839? IN THE CENSUS RECORDS OP DiiVIE COUNTY: NORTH CAROLINA, OR DAVIDSON COiSNTY; NORTH CAROLINA. .lARRIET WILLIAMS: YOU*OTZS; DOES NOT HAVE A TOMBSTONE BUT IT 13 TNOUGOT SHE M^IGOT dp: BURIS; in fork baptist CiiURCH CEMJ-T'ERY: SHE IS THOUGHT TO HAVE DIED ABOUT' 1906? DIiRINCr A FI..U ElI^DIC, FOSSIBLH IN DAVIE COUNTY: NORTH CARO. HER MME DISAPPEARS IN 1910 CENSUS RECORDS OF DAVIE AND DAVISSDSOff COUNTY,N»C BEFORE JIRIE 10?; 0.gj|(3^.J5l9O] WILLIAM THOMAS BROADWAY; AND HIS WIFE MARGARET L. BROADWAY; (1856-192)1); THEY HAD A SON NAMED E.G. BROADWAY; (1877?-19.., MARRIED 17 AERIL 1897; TO RHODA JMANE YOUNTZS; (1868?-19, . ?}; THE DAUGHTER OP JOHN YOWifZS, (1840?-187 1876?), AND HARRIET WILLIAMS KHSLER YOUlvTTZS^ (1837 ?-1906 ?). RHODA JANE YOUM) ZS, (1868?-19..?), WAS A SISTER OF MATTIE CLE^1ENTINE YOUNTZS, (I870-1905)o MATTIE CLEMENTINE YOUNTZS, (1870-1905); MARRIED CHARLES BAXTER SWIGEGOOD; Hf 09 AUGUST 1886. CHARLES BAXTER SV/ICEGODD; (BORN. 30 JUILB 1869 DIED 17 JAIR7ARY ^ 1911). MARGARET L. HEADRICK; BORN 13 JANUARY 1856 DIED 13 JA ^RY 1911/? THE I WIFE OF W.T^.BROADVMY. MaHGARBI- I . iiEADHICK; (1856-1911); ITAS BURIED IN HIE I PRIMITIVE BAPllST CiHrRCH CHMETRRr;II3CIIURcmri.'AI®; DAVIDSON COUNTY; NORl'L^ . CAROLINA. O- <£ <2 a» 3; U a cJ 3^ Oavie Couniy Pudhc uoiarv Mocksviile, NU : ■K'T'-'^-'i^'r-T- fff : V"- ^ / • . i«->' V .t •• • 'J «^a^p2»'|r A. • • ■"^r.» . - T ' • -*• ^••'• '•••'.: ••A* •"•'J 1. j.-■ V •••■ -.- ^.'^■ ••A J X^^yi'-y 7-.fj t«;» . •»^6»- *1 .saM•r-Tr>^^'-''-.»^-.-A ^.^•- ". .i • - ' 1 -. * 0-> ^ H- O gcO 2 cJ Nblso WILLIAM THOMAS BROADWAY Birtk 1852 SEFTSMBER 28piace DAVIBSOH COUHTY; NORTH GAROLIHA; USA; j^rriage 3 TIMES ^Uce DAVIDSOIf COUHTY; NORTH GRROIIHA; USA? Deatk 1916 Place Burial 1916 PIACE? PRIlglTIVE BAFITST CHURCH CEMETERY: Fatker JOHM BROADWAY BORN 1827 MARCa 22 Motker SOPHIA BRANDS: BORN 1827 SEHl^EMBBR$j^j&^15 Notes amd References: Spouse or Husband: JOHrga MARGARET LOUISE HEDRICK;^aHN 1856 JANUARY 13 Birtk 1856 JANUARY 13 Place DAVIDSON COUlffY? NORTH CAROLINA; USA; Deatk 1911 JANUARY 13 Place DAVIDSON COWiTY; NORTH CAROLIMAg USA? Burial 1911 JANUARY 1.? PLACE FIHE FEIMITIHE BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY; Fatker Motker Notes and References: Children Date Place Date Married To 2 T! -■ LEDGE" ' ELIZABBPH CICERO B 20 SE.1877 D DAVIDSON COUNT f: 2 JOYN HENRY BRAQDV B 12 JULY187A^ 1950 9 DAVIDS®H COUW TY 3 SOPHIA JANE BRDAl B 1882DBE29 m- DAVIDSON COUNTY I, WIILIAM DANIEL BIBSlAUOee D 1944AUG27 DAVIDSON COUOTY 5 LULA MAE BROADWAl B 18B5JAN11 D DAWIDSON COUNTY 6 ESSIE LENORA mm B 1BB6JUI.B18 Dd DAVIDSON COUNT f 7 MARY MALINDA BRiSI B 1BB9MAR1® Dd DAVIDSON COUNTY CIL COOK 8 TEOfflAS NATHANIEL B1B90N0V23 D DAVDJDSON COUNTY MATTIE NA^NCY SPRY 9 JAMBS MONROE BROA ^ B1892JULY27 ®D DfiiamSON COUNT I OLA OR GUI^LETT NONA 10 SfJIAMUEL MCARTHUR B 1894 D DAVIDS3DN CO10NT'rBETTY GULLBTT 11 IRA ADAM BROADWAY B1B96H0V14 D 3 977 DAVIDSON CONNTY 12 ESTER OLITiiA EROfi B1900AUG26 Dd DAVIDSON COUNTY GRADX SPRY 13 B D U 6 D s o: ^ A!a. ss tl HO C- H U G . C H t S - & » ^ p T \ 5 T i - HU S B A N D W ;3 -J O «• . : )o ^3 i- r C Ja : r3 c- o C. 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The church was built at the time the congregation was established. page tixteen Davie County Public Library Mocksville, North Carolina Cemetery Census Pages 45-53 2^ S u 0 Z 1 )- <r> o. tf j Davie County Public Library Mocksville, North Carolina I 109 NO CREEK PRIMITIVE BAPTIS Davie County North Carolina Cemeteries Page 1 of 9 Cemetery Census Cemetery Records on the Web I HOME I ABOUT US I CEMETERY LAW HOW TO HELP CemeteryCensus.com Davie County North Carolina Cemeteries other NC County Cemeteries Brought to you in partnership with Davie County Historical & Genealogical Society http://www.rootsweb.ancestrv.com/~ncdavhQS/ Index of All Cemeteries Alphabetical Index of All Burials Previous Page Use the following to search across all the cemeteries listed. Example: "Smith, Roger" (yes, use the quotes) Search for:Submit Query 109 NO CREEK PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH Location - on No Creek Rd, off Hwy 64. Coordinates: 35d 53m 07.1s N; 80d 28m 25.0s W Click here for Google maps Cemetery is approximately 5 miles east of Mocksvllle, off Highway 64, on No Creek Road. There are 6 unmarked graves in this cemetery. Survey by Davie County Historical and Genealogical Society. 1. B., D. R. (b. Unknown - d. Unknown) Unknown, D.R.B. (footstone) 2. B., E. J. (b. Unknown - d. Unknown) Unknown, E.J.B. (footstone) 3. Bailey, Betty Lou (b. 25 Sep 1945 - d. 1 Apr 1948) Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam W. Bailey 4. Bailey, Herbert H. (b. 4 Sep 1918 - d. 6 Jan 1920) Son of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Bailey 5. Bailey, Infant (b. 30 Apr 1907 - d. 3 May 1907) Son of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Bailey 6. Bailey, Mittie Snider (b. 25 Feb 1878 - d. 28 Dec 1955) Wife of Samuel A. Bailey 7. Bailey, Samuel A. (b. 15 Apr 1879 - d. 24 Nov 1956) Husband of Mittie Snider Bailey 8. Barnes, Florence Wyatt (b. 4 May 1891 - d. 13 May 1973) Wife of Richard Columbus Barnes 9. Barnes, Herman (b. 22 Aug 1924 - d. 15 Dec 1924) Son of R. C. and F. F. Barnes 10. Barnes, Lula Mae Snider (b. 26 Sep 1887 - d. 10 Jan 1932) Wife of J. C. Barnes 11. Barnes, Richard Columbus (b. 12 Oct 1880 - d. 15 Jan 1968) Husband of Florence Wyatt Barnes 12. Barnes, William A. (b. 2 Jul 1927 - d. 13 Dec 1986) Cemetery Census This contact informa tion is Not for any cemetery. This Is contact Information for the owner of this website. Allen Dew 3230 Walters Rd Creedmoor, NC 27522 Click to E-mail us at; AjlenDew(g> CemeteryCensus.com Contact us with updates, corrections, additions. When sending data, please specify the County where the cemetery Is located. So http://cemeterycensus.eom/nc/davie/ceml09.htm ^3/12/2019 109 NO CREEK PRIMITIVE BAPTIS Davie County North Carolina Cemeteries Page 2 of 9 13. Barney, Jimmy Daryl (b. Unknown - d. 27 May 1966) Infant Son of J. Rodger and Mary 8. Barney 14. Barnhardt, Ann Wilson (b. 3 May 1934 - d. Unknown) Wife of Elder James Billy Barnhardt; Children: Melissa, Vickie, Matthew, Andrew, and Kristy 15. Barnhardt, Dellle Hendrix (b. 28 May 1887 - d. 20 Mar 1980) Wife of George Ephralm Barnhardt 16. Barnhardt, Elder James Billy (b. 1 Sep 1923 - d. 3 Oct 1984) Cpl., U.S. Army, WW-II. Husband of Ann Wilson Barnhardt; Children: Melissa, Vickie, Matthew, Andrew, and Kristy 17. Barnhardt, George Ephralm (b. 8 Mar 1877 - d. 27 Jun 1976) Husband of Dellle Hendrix Barnhardt 18. Beck, Bettie Snider (b. 18 May 1907 - d. 8 Nov 1986) Wife of Walter Thomas Beck 19. Beck, Walter Thomas (b. 28 Nov 1902 - d. 28 May 1983) Husband of Bettie Snider Beck 20. Bennett, Carrie Fllnchum (b. 31 Mar 1881 - d. 10 Jan 1971) Wife of D. D. Bennett 21. Bennett, D. D. (b. 31 Jul 1871 - d. 4 Mar 1935) Husband of Carrie Fllnchum Bennett 22. Bennett, Elder B. Eugene (b. 31 Mar 1923 - d. Unknown) Husband of Willie Bess S. Bennett. Father of Delbert, Cynthia, and Bradley Married November 25, 1948 23. Bennett, Farrell Dean (b. 22 Jan 1939 - d. 26 Jan 1939) Son of W. A. and Wyolene Bennett 24. Bennett, Harvey P. (b. 22 Jun 1900 - d. 29 Feb 1920) 25. Bennett, Mary Ellen Snider (b. 22 Jun 1926 - d. Unknown) Wife of Raymond Dudley Bennett 26. Bennett, Nellie E. (b. 13 May 1909 - d. 22 Feb 1933) 27. Bennett, Raymond Dudley (b. 15 Jan 1915 - d. 17 Dec 1969) N.C., SI, U.S. Navy, WW-II Husband of Mary Ellen Snider Bennett 28. Bennett, Willie Bess S. (b. 1 Feb 1930 - d. Unknown) Wife of Elder B. Eugene Bennett. Mother of Delbert, Cynthia, and Bradley; Married November 25, 1948 29. Brinegar, James B. (b. 8 Feb 1857 - d. 16 Jul 1935) Husband of Josle H. Brinegar 30. Brinegar, Josle H. (b. 19 Feb 1860 - d. 30 Sep 1927) Wife of James B. Brinegar 31. Broadway, Billy Eugene (b. 17 May 1942 - d. 18 Apr 1989) Always In my heart, often on my mind, I will never let It die as long as I'm alive. 32. Broadway, Isabel Coble (b. 20 Oct 1879 - d. 27 Dec 1938) Wife of J. H. Broadway 33. Broadway, J. H. (b. 12 Jul 1879 - d. 28 Mar 1950) Husband of Isabel Coble Broadway ^ 34. Broadway, John W. "Bud" (b. 11 Apr 1915 - d. 28 May 1975) Husband of Ruby Gales Broadway ^ 35. Broadway, Ruby Gales (b. 17 Jan 1919 - d. Unknown) ^ Wife of John W. Broadway. Married September 23, 1934 ^ a., o^ 36. Broadway, Thomas Lee (b. 25 Apr 1945,- d. 5 Jul 1945) , Son of J. W. and Ruby Gales Broadway ^ 37. Broadway, William Daniel (b. 26 Aug 1881 - d. 27 Aug 1944) ^ p 38. Carter, Infant (b. Unknown - d. 5 Mar 1933) Child of G. K. and D. L. Carter 39. Carter, Infant (b. Unknown - d. 9 Aug 1927) » */> k** X d- X Child of G. K. and D. L. Carter 40. Cope, Mamie Sue (b. 27 Mar 1941 - d. 6 Oct 1946) http://cemeterycensus.eom/nc/davie/ceml09.htm 3/12/2019 109 NO CREEK PRIMITIVE BAPTIS Davie County North Carolina Cemeteries Page 3 of 9 41. Creed, R. E. (b. 26 May 1870 - d. 4 May 1945) Husband of Sallie Creed 42. Creed, Sallie (b. 23 Sep 1890 - d. 14 Dec 1943) Wife of R. E. Creed 43. Crotts, Daniel Boone (b. 5 Mar 1909 - d. 12 May 1996) 44. Crotts, Maude Hazel Bailey (b. 28 Oct 1912 - d. 24 Jul 1995) 45. Deadmon, Elizabeth (b. 17 Apr 1845 - d. 15 Mar 1916) Wife of John H. Deadmon 46. Deadmon, Henry M. (b. 15 Sep 1896 - d. 9 Jan 1902) Son of M. F. and Mary H. Deadmon 47. Deadmon, James M. (b. Unknown - d. 19 Jan 1898) Aged 28 years, 19 days 48. Deadmon, John H. (b. 29 Aug 1847 - d. 20 Jun 1919) 49. Deadmon, Martin F. (b. 22 Sep 1867 - d. 14 Jun 1929) Husband of Mary H. Sowers Deadmon 50. Deadmon, Mary H. Sowers (b. 11 Jun 1868 - d. 6 Oct 1952) Wife of Martin F. Deadmon 51. Dedman, Flora M. (b. 9 Feb 1907 - d. 28 May 1908) Daughter of J. H. and S. A. Dedman. Aged 1 year, 3 months, 19 days 52. Dedmone, Harvie Lee (b. 8 Feb 1923 - d. 21 Jun 1923) Son of J. H. and S. A. Dedmone 53. Dunn, Hazel Forrest (Mrs.) (b. 3 Nov 1924 - d. 5 May 1988) Aged 63 years 54. Dunn, Loy Thomas (b. 20 Sep 1919 - d. 25 Feb 1988) Aged 68 years 55. Dunn, Sam T. (b. 28 Apr 1897 - d. 8 Apr 1977) Father. 56. Evans, Anner Forrest (b. 9 Mar 1924 - d. Unknown) Wife of James Thomas Evans, Children: Mary, Tommy, and Liz 57. Evans, James Thomas (b. 1 May 1917 - d. 17 Sep 1990) Husband of Anner Forrest Evans 58. Forrest, A. A. (b. 17 Dec 1853 - d. 19 Sep 1905) Aged 51 years, 9 months, 2 days 59. Forrest, Abram Allen (b. 1 Jun 1920 - d. 24 Feb 1988) Husband of Gladys Hege Forrest 60. Forrest, Elizabeth B. (b. 1893 - d. 1984) Wife of George F. Forrest 61. Forrest, Eugene (b. 12 Sep 1920 - d. 9 Jul 1957) N.C. Pvt., U.S. MCR, WW-II 62. Forrest, Frances Rose (b. 31 Jul 1938 - d. 10 Oct 1982) 63. Forrest, Frank (b. 20 Aug 1938 - d. Unknown) N.C. Pvt., 31st Field Arty, 81 DIv. ^ 64. Forrest, Franklin M. (b. 25 Feb 1936 - d. 21 Mar 1970) ^5^^ N.C. Pfc., Btry D 14 AAA, AW BN ^ 65. Forrest, George F. (b. 1888 - d. 1958) ^ 66. <2^ Husband of Elizabeth B. Forrest >4^ 66. Forrest, Gladys Hege (b. 30 Mar 1924 - d. 10 Aug 1979) ^ ^ Wife of Abram Allen Forrest • 67. Forrest, Harold Curtis (b. 19 Dec 1931 - d. 5 Nov 1937) V- ' ^ io oon. ^ 68. Forrest, Hattle Butler (b. 11 May 1906 - d. 18 Nov 1992) ^ Wife of John W. Forrest 69. Forrest, Helen Lomax (b. 6 Feb 1921 - d. Unknown) ^ Wife of James Alex Forrest. Children: Billy, Tony, Doris 70. Forrest, Hubbert L., Sr. (b. 25 Sep 1904 - d. 13 Jan 1977) 0 Husband of Mary C. Forrest 1 http://cemeterycensus.com/nc/davie/ceml09.htm M1 3/12/2019 V O d. X■- tj 109 NO CREEK PRIMITIVE BAPTIS Davie County North Carolina Cemeteries Page 4 of 9 Infant (b. 1915 - d. 1915) Twins of G. F. and E. B. Forrest Infant (b. 20 Apr 1907 - d. 21 Apr 1907) Son of L. 8. and B. F. Forrest Jackie A. (b. 9 Oct 1940 - d. 31 Jul 1941) Son of Mr. and Mrs, John Forrest James A. (b. 1 Jan 1876 - d. 4 Mar 1937) Husband of MIttie Jane Dedmon Forrest James Alex (b. 28 Sep 1912 - d. 25 Apr 1985) Husband of Helen Lomax Forrest James Alexander (b. 29 Sep 1912 - d. 22 Dec 1988) Husband of Pauline Tise Forrest Jesse (b. 1891 - d. 1959) John W. (b. 8 Feb 1900 - d. 12 Dec 1971) Husband of Hattie Butler Forrest L. Wayne (b. 29 Apr 1944 - d. 11 Mar 1982) M. (b. Unknown - d. Unknown) Mary C. (b. 11 Nov 1910 - d. Unknown) Wife of Hubbert L. Forrest, Sr. Mary Susan (b. 10 Feb 1852 - d. 20 Oct 1921) Wife of W. B. Forrest. Aged 69 years Melrose Swicegood (b. 31 Dec 1922 - d. 26 Apr 1997) Wife of Roy Joseph Forrest Mittie Jane Dedmon (b. 18 Sep 1876 - d. 16 May 1937) Wife of James A. Forrest Modell Williams (b. 21 Jul 1900 - d. 6 Apr 1983) Wife of Phillip Hosey Forrest Nanie Dunn (b. 2 Oct 1925 - d. Unknown) Wife of William D. Forrest, Jr.. Married November 3, 1951 Pauline Tise (b. 29 Mar 1916 - d. Unknown) Wife of James Alexander Forrest Phillip Hosey (b. 23 Jun 1896 - d. 30 Jan 1982) Husband of Modell Williams Forrest Rosa Jane Myers (b. 18 Mar 1895 - d. 12 Apr 1922) Wife of W. D. Forrest Roy Joseph (b. 5 Apr 1914 - d. 15 Jul 1984) Husband of Melrose Swicegood Forrest Sarah E. (b. 15 Mar 1859 - d. 15 Aug 1897) Wife of A. A. Forrest. Aged 37 years, 10 months William D., Jr. (b. 13 Oct 1926 - d. 31 Jul 1978) Husband of Nannie Dunn Forrest. Married November 3, 1951 William Dobson (b. Unknown - d. 3 Dec 1975) Aged 86 years, 6 months, 28 days 71.Forrest, 72.Forrest, 73.Forrest, 74.Forrest, 75.Forrest, 76.Forrest, 77.Forrest, 78.Forrest, 79.Forrest, 80.Forrest, 81.Forrest, 82.Forrest, 00 Forrest, 84.Forrest, 85.Forrest, 86.Forrest, 87.Forrest, 88.Forrest, 89.Forrest, 90.Forrest, 91.Forrest, 92.Forrest, 93.Forrest, 94.Foster, 1 95.Foster, ( 96.Foster, 1 97.Foster, 1 98.Foster, i 99.Foster, i 100.Foster, ^ (b. 9 Dec 1930 - d. Unknown)^ I voLd / L/ai c \^* ^ Ut ^1 irvi iwvvi ly w 95. Foster, George W. (b. 15 Aug 1922 - d. 12 Apr 1991) d T.Sgt., U.S. Army Air Corps, WW-II O 96. Foster, H. Franklin (b. 1870 - d. 1937) Husband of Lemmie M. Foster .emmie M. (b. 1874 - d. 1931) Wife of H. Franklin Foster I IV 3= Husband of Nannie H. Forrest loses (b. 28 Sep 1914 - d. 28 Sep 1914) ^ Infant son of L. M. and H. F. Foster annie H. Forrest (b. 29 Jul 1898 - d. 19 May 1974) Wife of Wade Willis Foster /ade Willis (b. 21 Aug 1902 - d. 26 Feb 1956) http://cemeterycensus.com/nc/davie/ceml09.htm 3/12/2019 109 NO CREEK PRIMITIVE BAPTIS Davie County North Carolina Cemeteries Page 5 of 9 101. Fritz/Fritts, Arthur David, Sr. (b. 7 Mar 1989 - d. 7 Jun 1963) 102. Frye, Drue D. (b. 7 Feb 1936 - d. 20 Feb 1936) Son of W. P. and G. M. Frye 103. Frye, Gladys Bennett (b. 12 May 1901 - d. 6 May 1947) 104. Frye, Infant (b. 14 Dec 1937 - d. 14 Dec 1937) Son of W. P. and G. M. Frye 105. Frye, Warner P. (b. 19 Dec 1898 - d. 1 Jun 1942) 106. Grubb, Anna Merrell (b. 5 Feb 1898 - d. 12 Mar 1984) 107. Grubb, Israel T. (b. 14 Apr 1880 - d. 19 Jul 1938) 108. Grubb, Jacob (b. 4 Nov 1894 - d. 17 May 1958) Pvt., Co B, 115 MCI GB, USNG 109. Grubb, Jesse F. (b. 14 Aug 1849 - d. 14 May 1934) 110. Grubb, John (b. 11 Jan 1896 - d. 21 Mar 1896) 111. Grubb, Lular Burnette (b. 20 Nov 1881 - d. 23 May 1975) 112. Hendrix, Bernice (b. 6 Nov 1908 - d. 5 Feb 1978) Brother 113. Hendrix, Creola (b. 20 Aug 1912 - d. 21 Dec 1986) Sister 114. Hendrix, Edna Mae B. (b. 2 Jul 1946 - d. Unknown) Wife of Harvey Joe Hendrix 115. Hendrix, Elizabeth (b. 1881 - d. 1944) Wife of Junle Hendrix 116. Hendrix, Harvey Joe (b. 12 Mar 1938 - d. Unknown) Husband of Edna Mae B. Hendrix 117. Hendrix, Junle (b. 1877 - d. 1949) Husband of Elizabeth Hendrix 118. Hendrix, Lewis (b. 12 Sep 1850 - d. 9 Jul 1932) 119. Hendrix, Louisa Young (b. 25 Jan 1856 - d. 11 Jul 1925) Wife of Lewis Hendrix 120. Hill, Everette Franklin (b. 19 Nov 1929 - d. 1 May 1986) Sgt., U.S. Army, Korea 121. Hill, James Mock (b. 13 Oct 1927 - d. 9 Apr 1983) Husband of Lorene Clontz Hill. Married July 3, 1949. Pfc., U.S. Army, WW-II 122. Hill, Lorene Clontz (b. 1 Aug 1930 - d. Unknown) Wife of James Mock Hill. Married July 3, 1949 123. Hill, Ronle Everette (b. 14 Apr 1906 - d. 2 May 1972) Husband of Ruth Forrest 124. Hill, Ruth Forrest (b. 2 Feb 1907 - d. Unknown) ^ Wife of Ronle Everette Hill ^ 125. Holloway, Minnie M. (b. 17 Jun 1927 - d. Unknown) Husband of Ralph F. Holloway. Married April 7, 1943 ^ 126. Holloway, Ralph F. (b. 27 May 1926 - d. 22 Apr 1991) <J P o- Husband of Minnie M. Holloway ^ ^ 127. Jarvis, Martha D. (b. 1872 - d. 1958) o ^ ^ Wife of Mliton J. Jarvis ^ 128. Jarvis, Milton J. (b. 1865 - d. 1957) _ ^ Husband of Martha D. Jarvis O 129. Jones, Lessle B. Hllilard (b. 19 Dec 1902 - d. 25 Dec 1978) 130. Lagle, John W. (b. 23 Dec 1923 - d. 20 Jul 1924) )r Son of P. W. and F. L. Lagle 131. Matt, John Frank (b. Unknown - d. Oct 1974) Somersett (Salisbury, N.C.) Funeral Home Marker ^ 132. Mauldin, Martha M. (b. 18 Oct 1872 - d. 17 Jun 1940) 133. Mauldin, Morris G. (b. 9 Mar 1910 - d. 18 Apr 1981) ^ Husband of Thelma M. Mauldin ^ 134. Mauldin, Thelma M. (b. 27 Sep 1912 - d. Unknown) u ai d s http://cemeterycensus.eom/nc/davie/ceml09.htm 3/12/2019 109 NO CREEK PRIMITIVE BAPTIS Davie County North Carolina Cemeteries Page 6 of 9 wife of Morris G. Mauldin 135. McAllister, Eva Mae (b. 10 Jan 1921 - d. Unknown) Wife of Sanders F. McAllister 136. McAllister, Sanders F. (b. 21 Feb 1922 - d. Unknown) Husband of Eva Mae McAllister 137. McBride, Ila Mae Snider (b. 3 Nov 1896 - d. 16 Jan 1984) Wife of John Floyde McBride 138. McBride, John Floyde (b. 3 Dec 1897 - d. 3 Dec 1963) Husband of Ila Mae Snider McBride 139. Monsees, Elizabeth T. (b. 24 Aug 1886 - d. 6 Aug 1953) Wife of Joseph E. Monsees 140. Monsees, Joseph E. (b. 13 Jan 1875 - d. 8 Jun 1954) Husband of Elizabeth T. Monsees 141. Motley, Augustas H. (b. 3 Nov 1878 - d. 6 Feb 1961) Husband of Essie B. Motley 142. Motley, Essie B. (b. 28 Jul 1886 - d. 12 Sep 1920) Wife of Augustas H. Motley 143. Motley, Frances B. (b. 2 Jul 1919 - d. 12 Jan 1967) 144. Motley, Peggy (b. 5 Dec 1905 - d. Unknown) Wife of Thomas Vance Motley 145. Motley, Thomas Vance (b. 9 Aug 1910 - d. 18 May 1968) Husband of Peggy Motley 146. Motley, William C. (b. 20 Jul 1917 - d. 19 Aug 1990) Husband of Frances B. Motley 147. Myers, Beulah F. (b. 11 Jul 1902 - d. 9 Jul 1980) Wife of Ernest T. Myers 148. Myers, Ernest T. (b. 10 Jan 1902 - d. 26 Oct 1993) Husband of Beulah F. Myers 149. Nance, Henry Thomas (b. 27 Jul 1905 - d. 4 Mar 1995) 150. Nance, John H. (b. 25 Feb 1872 - d. 11 Jan 1928) Husband of Sarah E. Nance 151. Nance, Mary Lou Ella (b. 23 Sep 1897 - d. 10 Feb 1969) 152. Nance, Minnie Florence (b. 21 Feb 1896 - d. 1 Sep 1977) 153. Nance, Ruth Lagle (b. 18 Jul 1913 - d. 13 Jan 1992) 154. Nance, Sarah E. (b. 22 Jan 1876 - d. 29 Feb 1960) Wife of John H. Nance 155. Osborne, Julius C. (b. 12 Apr 1903 - d. 25 Nov 1959) Husband of Mary L. Bruce Osborne ^ 156. Osborne, Mary L. Bruce (b. 30 Jan 1903 - d. 5 Jan 1971) Wife of Julius C. Osborne 157. Owens, Alma Forrest (b. 17 Dec 1909 - d. Unknown) Wife of Young Owens 158. Owens, Forest Y. (b. Jul 1945 - d. Feb 1978) ^ 159 & . Owens, Young (b. 10 Feb 1912 - d. 29 Aug 1964) Husband of Alma Forrest Owei 160. Plott, Judy H. (b. 1944 - d. Unknown) Husband of Alma Forrest Owens o ^ Wife of Mickey W. Plott ^ O 161. Plott, Mickey W. (b. 1944 - d. 1989) « Husband of Judy H. Plott. "Our Father which Art in Heaven." ^ 162. Potts, Druzella B. Potts (b. 21 Jan 1921 - d. 21 Jan 1921) 163. Potts, N. Jane Forrest (b. 1878 - d. 1969) 164. Prevette, Beatrice Ethel Coffey (b. 2 Dec 1911 - d. 19 Nov 1986) £ Wife of Davie Ellis Prevette ^ 165. Prevette, David E. (b. 9 Sep 1929 - d. 11 Aug 1986) Pvt., Marine Corps, Korea ^ 166. Prevette, David Ellis (b. 31 Jan 1908 - d. 19 Sep 1975) % Husband of Beatrice Ethel Coffey Prevette IW X ^ http://cemeterycensus.eom/nc/davie/ceml09.htm 50 3/12/2019 109 NO CREEK -PRIMITIVE BAPTIS Davie County North Carolina Cemeteries Page 7 of 9 167. Prevette, Noah William (b. 7 Oct 1883 - d. 1 Oct 1965) 168. Prevette, Rebecca Trogdon (b. 13 Jan 1890 - d. 22 Jan 1965) 169. Rambeau, Oris Coats (b. 4 Jan 1892 - d. 4 Oct 1956) N.C. Pvt., Co. G., 22nd Inf., WW-I. Husband of Rosa Monsees Rambeau 170. Rambeau, Rosa Monsees (b. 20 Oct 1905 - d. 26 Nov 1985) Wife of Oris C. Rambeau 171. Rambeau, Rufus Herbert (b. 25 Apr 1868 - d. 2 Nov 1942) 172. Snider, Ada Murphy .(b. 19 Jan 1893 - d. 15 Jul 1976) Wife of Phillip Hosey Snider 173. Snider, Charles Junie R. "Charlie" (b. 16 Jun 1898 - d. 15 Jun 1993) 174. Snider, Ellen F. Hendrix (b. 9 Sep 1859 - d. 1 Mar 1932) Wife of J. H. Snider 175. Snider, George A. (b. 5 Apr 1898 - d. 6 Dec 1972) Husband of Myrtle Sain Snider 176. Snider, George W. (b. 28 Mar 1929 - d. 12 Mar 1952) U.S. Cpl., 53-030-00555 Eng. Co., Camp Rucker, Alabama.. "Serving his country." 177. Snider, Gertrude Shinn (b. 28 Aug 1913 - d. 22 Jul 1990) Wife of Lewie Henry Snider.- Married March 16, 1932 178. Snider, Jessie Ratts (b. 2 Sep 1894 - d. 1 Dec 1984) Wife of Noah Ray Snider 179. Snider, John Abram (b. 6 May 1889 - d. 12 May 1966) Husband of Tommie Lee R. Snider 180. Snider, John Adam (b. 29 Mar 1923 - d. 11 Oct 1924) Son of D. M. and J. A. Snider 181. Snider, John H. (b. 27 Sep 1855 - d. 14 Jan 1914) Aged 58 years, 3 months, 17 days 182. Snider, Lewie Henry (b. 7 Sep 1909 - d. 12 Jan 1990) Husband of Gertrude Shinn Snider 183. Snider, Lillie Segraves (b. 21 Aug 1908 - d. Unknown) Wife of William Rufus Snider 184. Snider, Lonnie Melvin (b. 23 Jul 1916 - d. 13 May 1918) 185. Snider, Margaret L. (b. 3 Jul 1829 - d. 22 Mar 1911) Wife of W. D. Snider. Aged 81 years, 8 months, 19 days 186. Snider, Mary Hodgson (b. 22 Aug 1920 - d. Unknown) Wife of William Marshall Snider. Married February 18, 1939 187. Snider, Myrtle Sain (b. 28 Sep 1901 - d. Unknown) 188. Snider, Noah Ray (b. 7 Feb 1895 - d. 6 Jan 1953) <5 Husband of Jessie Ratts Snider r"\o 189. Snider, Philip Hosey (b. 10 May 1867 - d. 26 Apr 1943) ,^7 Father ^" 190. Snider, Phillip Hosey (b. 29 May 1892 - d. 28 May 1970) c 7^ Husband of Ada Murphy Snider ; 191. Snider, Samuel David (b. 30 Jun 1921 - d. 11 Jul 1921) 4 Son of D. M. and J. A. Snider 4 ^ 192. Snider, Sarah Elizabeth Williams (b. 28 Sep 1862 - d. 15 Aug 1924) :4 O 193. Snider, Thomas (b. 6 Apr 1912 - d. 18 Oct 1917) o Son of J. A. and T. L. Snider ^ 194. Snider, Tommie Lee R. (b. 4 Jun 1890 - d. 31 Aug 1958) ' Wife of John Abram Snider. Married January 7, 1909 ^ 195. Snider, W. D. (b. 1 Jan 1829 - d. 5 Dec 1896) r Aged 67 years, 4 months, 11 days « 196. Snider, William Anderson "Billy" (b. 24 Oct 1861 - d. 26 Jul 1919) cO 197. Snider, William Marshall (b. 6 May 1918 - d. 24 Jan 1992) ^ Husband of Mary Hodgson Snider ^ 198. Snider, William Rufus (b. 15 Mar 1898 - d. 3 Nov 1982) o d, cj http://cemeterycensus.coni/nc/davie/ceml09.htm 3/12/2019 109 NO CREEK PRIMITIVE BAPTIS Davie County North Carolina Cemeteries Page 8 of 9 Husband of Llllie Segraves Snider 199. Snyder, Glenn Clay, Sr. (b. 5 Aug 1930 - d. 8 Jun 1971) Husband of Joan Swicegood Snyder 200. Snyder, Joan Swicegood (b. 8 Dec 1932 - d. 3 May 1993) Wife of Glenn Clay Snyder, Sr. 201. Snyder, John Michael, Sr. (b. 20 Jul 1957 - d. 16 Sep 1985) 202. Sofley, Elmira J. (b. 19 Jun 1830 - d. 28 May 1904) Wife of J. Sofley 203. Sofley, Jesse (b. 20 Mar 1819 - d. 20 Jun 1898) 204. Swicegood, Billy Frank (b. 9 Jun 1936 - d. Unknown) Husband of Elizabeth F. Swicegood 205. Swicegood, Carl Hayes (b. 7 Oct 1925 - d. 7 Oct 1925) Son of Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Swicegood 206. Swicegood, Elizabeth F. "Lib" (b. 24 Jul 1949 - d. Unknown) Wife of Billy Frank Swicegood 207. Swicegood, Ethel M. (b. 17 Aug 1918 - d. 19 Aug 1982) Wife of Paul E. Swicegood 208. Swicegood, Kelly A. (b. 9 Sep 1896 - d. 30 Apr 1961) Husband of Stella W. Swicegood. N.C. Pvt., Co. C., 156 Depot Brigade, WW-I 209. Swicegood, Michael Rodney (b. 7 Jul 1949 - d. 27 Aug 1949) Son of Paul and Ethel Swicegood 210. Swicegood, Paul E. (b. 29 Mar 1921 - d. Unknown) Husband of Ethel M. Swicegood 211. Swicegood, Robert Lester (b. 5 Nov 1957 - d. 4 Mar 1975) Son of Billy Frank and Elizabeth F. Swicegood 212. Swicegood, Stella W. (b. 14 May 1904 - d. 22 Nov 1987) Wife of Kelly A. Swicegood 213. Trogdon, Levi (b. 12 Aug 1867 - d. 24 Oct 1951) 214. Trogdon, Levi J. (b. 17 Mar 1903 - d. 13 Dec 1904) Son of Levi and R. A. Trogdon 215. Trogdon, Rebecca A. (b. 13 Feb 1869 - d. 2 Mar 1925) Wife of Levi Trogdon 216. West, Leslie B. (b. 1956 - d. 1957) Son of Lester and Eva West 217. Williams, Annie Elizabeth (b. 16 Jul 1892 - d. 31 Mar 1905) ^ Aged 12 years, 8 months, 15 days ^^ 218. Williams, Beatrice Ellis (b. 4 May 1895 - d. 27 May 1977) o Wife of John Frank Williams 219. Williams, Charlie (b. 4 Sep 1919 - d. 4 Sep 1919) ^ § Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Williams g 220. Williams, Claudia Lucille (b. 20 Feb 1924 - d. 10 Feb 1976) Daughter of John Frank and Beatrice Ellis Williams § 221. Williams, D. Glenn (b. 11 Jun 1930 - d. 23 Jun 1930) *§ ^ Son of R. L. and Florence Williams ^ 222. Williams, F. M. (b. 20 Jul 1861 - d. 1 Jun 1914) ^ Aged 51 years, 10 months, 10 days ^ 223. Williams, Jessie Ray (b. 31 Mar 1903 - d. 8 Jun 1903) ^ 224. Williams, John Frank (b. 13 Apr 1889 - d. 9 Mar 1954) Husband of Beatrice Ellis Williams ^ 225. Williams, Louizer Arrena (b. 6 Jan 1869 - d. 25 Nov 1945) f. Aged 76 years, 10 months, 19 days ^ 226. Williams, Susannah (b. 18 Jul 1917 - d. 31 Dec 1919) ^ Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Williams Aged 2 years, 5 months, ^ 13 days JJJ 227. Young, Margaret Snider (b. 10 Sep 1853 - d. 21 Jun 1920) 3; Wife of J. A. Young u Ci si X cJ http://cemeterycensus.eom/nc/davie/ceml09.htm 3/12/2019 109 NO CREEK PRIMITIVE BAPTIS Davie County North Carolina Cemeteries Page 9 of 9 228. 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