Oak Hill Baptist Church, Membership Roll

OAK HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
MEMBERSHIP ROLL
O'FALLON, ILLINOIS

February 10, 1851 - January 4, 1863

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Some pages from the Minutes and Membership Rolls of the Church during this time are in poor condition, especially the years 1857 (late) through 1863. You can view the Church Minutes here. Please keep in mind not all pages are legible and therefore some member data will not be listed. We have used the minutes to fill in missing pieces below the best we were able to. Most entries are denoted with an asterick (*) when proven by minutes only.

If you have questions about this material, please consult the original microfilm source above.

NAME	DATE OF RECEPTION ON BAPTISM/LETTER	DATE OF EXCLUSION	COMMENTS
Madison Ely	Constituent of the Church, Feb. 10, 1851	Oct. 9th, 1858, page 133
Rosetta (Rosella) Ely	""	Oct. 9th, 1858, page 132
William D. Ross	""	Oct. 9th, 1858, page 134
Emmeline Ross	""	June 14th, 1859, page 145
Sarah Ross	""	June 14th, 1859, page 145
George W. Ross	""
Washington Darrow missing from the rolls but was an original member according to the Church minutes.
Andrew Melvin	Feb. 16, 1851, page 9	Feb. 12, 1853, page 24
Jackson Bragg	""	July 10, 1852, page 19
Elizabeth Peach	""		Died Feb. 15th, 1858
--rot Milam	""	May 4, 1853, page 26
Charles J. Bridges	""	June 14th, 1859, page 144
Mary A. Darrow	""		Died
Mary Jane Gregory, now Bryant	""	June 14th, ----, page 145
Margaret Engle, now Parker	Feb. 24, 1851, page 10		Dismissed by letter, date illegible
Illegible name (according to the minutes, Lucinda Bridges)	Feb. 24, 1851, page 10	June 14th, 1859, page 145
Ann Engle	Feb. 26, 1851		Dismission by letter, March 10, 1855, page 65
Sarah Peck	March 8, 1851		Died, October 24, 1856; See obituary page 88 VIEW OBITUARY
Ann Ferguson, now Shook	March 8, 1851, page 10		Dismission by letter, August 13th, 1859, page 146
Sarah Milam	March 8, 1851, page 10		Dismission by letter, January 10, 1857?, page 95
James A. Peck	March 9, 1851, page 10		Dismission by letter, March 6, 1856, page 78
Mary Jane Tupcher (Tuctor? in minutes)	March 9, 1851, page 10	July 9, 1853, page 29	Leaving her husband and adultery
Agnes O'Briant Peck	March 9, 1851, page 10		Dismission by letter Feb. 6, 1856, page 76
Elizabeth Peck (under Margaret Peck in minutes)	March 9, 1851, page 10		Dismission by letter March 10, 1855, page 64
Lucy L. Dunavant	March 9, 1851, page 10	June 14th, 1859, page 145
Elizabeth Glover	March 9, 1851, page 10		Deceased, date not known
Sarah Rader	April 13, 1851, page 11		Died January 10, 1856, Obituary page 72 VIEW OBITUARY
Nancy (Melvin?) Peck	April 13, 1851, page 11
Nancy (Milam) Padon *Not listed by this name in the minutes on this date	April 13, 1851, page 11		Dismissed by letter, date illegible, page 65
Name illegible, possibly Harmon Tuctor going by the Church minutes	November 9?, 1851	October 12, 1853, page 32?	Reason illegible
William Larramie	Nov. 9, 1851, page 14	July 9, 1859, page 145	Dismissed by letter, August 14, 1858, page 123
Jesse Padon	Nov. 9, 1851, page 14		Dismissed by letter, March 10, 1855, page 65
Elizabeth Bragg	November 9, 1851, page 14		Dismissed by letter, August 8, 1857, page 104
Daniel Dunavant	November 16, 1851, page 14	June 14, 1859 ?, page 145?
Mary Rader, now Scott	Nov. 16, 1851, page 14	June 14, 1859?, page number illegible
Catharine Peterson	Nov. 16, 1851, page 14
Levi Elliott	Dec. 13, 1851, page 15
Abraham Brown	June 13, 1852, page 18		Dismissed by letter, June 8, 1856, page 80
John W. Swift	Oct. 10, 1852, page 20		Dismissed by letter, March 9, 1859?, page 161?
Rebecca Swift	Oct. 10, 1852, page 20		""
John Rader	Oct. 10, 1852, page 20	June 14, 1859?, page number illegible
Andrew Elliott	Oct. 10, 1852, page 20
Caroline Pribble, now Bridges?	Oct. 10, 1852		Dismissed by letter 1854, page 61
Illegible name, possibly Caroline Calvert using minutes	Oct. 10, 1852		Dismissed by letter, ? 16th, 1854, page 48
Alexander Imhoff	Oct. 10, 1852, page 20	Feb. 11, 1855, page 64	Went off without a letter and in disorders
James Brown	Oct. 10, 1852, page 20		Dismissed by letter, Oct. 9, 1854, page 48
Eliza Alexander now Walker?	Oct. 10, 1852, page 20		Never came forward for Baptism
Jeremiah Parker	Oct. 10, 1852, page 20		Dismissed by letter, March 15, 1857, page 98
Henry M. Peck	Date of Restoration after Exclusion, Oct. 10, 1852, page 20		Dismissed by letter, Oct. 9, 1858/9?, page 133
Joab Elliott	Nov. 13, 1852, page 21
Elizabeth O'Briant, now Elliott	Nov. 13, 1852, page 21
Elizabeth Peach, now Elliott	Nov. 13, 1852, page 21
Harrison Hall	March 13, 1853, page 25	March 11, 1854	Leaving the Church in disorder and joining the Methodist Society
Jane Cornwell	March 13, 1853, page 25		Dismissed by letter, date unknown
Jacob Brown	*Sept 10, 1853 not listed in rolls but listed in minutes**
George O'Briant	Oct. 12, 1853, page 32	Date of Restoration after Exclusion, Nov. 18, 1854, page 59 Excluded July 8, 1854, page 44 and March 10, 1855, page 64
Hiram Elliott	Oct. 12, 1853, page 32		Dismissed by letter 1862
Augustus Darrow	Oct. 12, 1853, page 32
Charles B. Darrow	Oct. 12, 1853, page 32
Henry Carr	Oct. 12, 1853, page 32	Nov. 19, 1855, page 70	Protracted absence and ? Report - Violated covenant obligations
James Cornwell	Oct. 12, 1853, page 32		Dismissed by letter Jan. 13, 1855, page 63
Betsey Ann Baker, now Cook	Oct. 12, 1853, page 32		Dismissed by letter, Jan. 13, 1855, page 63
Susan May, now Grammor or Grummon	Oct. 12, 1853, page 32		Dismissed by letter, March 8, 1857, page 97
Louisa May	Oct. 12, 1853, page 32		Deceased, date unknown
Rebecca Brown	Oct. 12, 1853, page 32		Dismissed by letter, June 8, 1856, page 80
Louisa Jane Guy	Oct. 12, 1853, page 32	March 10, 1860, page number illegible
Mary O'Briant	Oct. 12, 1853, on her own testimony	Sept. 9, 1854, page 47-48	Was baptised by Elder Corwin in Belleville in the winter of 1848, did not join the church there. Was a lose? woman
John M. Peck	June 11, 1854, page 42		Died March 13 or 15, 1858
John Grummon	Oct. 15, 1854, page 49	Excluded, date unknown
Catharine Grummon	Oct. 15, 1854, page 49	May 14, 1859, page 143
Mary Moore	Nov. 14, 1854, page 59		*the date Jan. 10, 1857, page 96 is between the names of Mary and the illegible person listed below her
Eliza Tanor?	Nov. 15, 1854	illegible
John A. Peck		Date of restoration after exclusion, Nov. 18, 1854, page 59	Dismissed by letter, Feb. 6, 1856, page 76
Samuel Peach	Dec. 10, 1854, page 62
Mary Jane Moore, now McMullan?	Dec. 10, 1854, page 62
William Elliott	Dec. 16, 1854, page 71		Dismissed by letter, Oct. 10, 1857, page 106; Another experience and testimony of having been Baptised
Jemima Elliott	Dec. 16, 1854, page 71		Another experience and testimony of having been Baptised; died in 1857
James Rader	Dec. 22, 1855, page 72		Died, date unknown
Virginia Ely	Dec. 22, 1855, page 72	May 14, 1859, page 143
Sarah Ross 2nd	Dec. 22, 1855, page 72	Illegible
Martha Adams, married Wm. Elliot	Dec. 22, 1855, page 72, another date is listed, but illegible		Dismissed by letter, Oct. 10, 1855, page 106; dismissed as Martha Elliott
William Simmons	May 10, 1856, page 79; ? Deacon, page 80
Mary Simmons	--- 19, 1856, page 79
Malvina Simmons (possibly a married name listed below, but illegible)	Mary 10, 1856, page 79		Daughter of William and Mary Simmons
Phineas Colver	Oct. 12, 1856, page 87		Dismissed by letter, ?, 1860, page 151?
William Humphrey	Nov.? 9, 1856, page 91		Dismissed by letter, Feb. 14, 1857, page 97
Louisa Greer, now McDonald (daughter of William Humphrey)	Nov. 9, 1856, page 91		Dismissed by letter, Feb. 14, 1857, page 97
Annis Campbell	December 14, 1856	Date of restoration after exclusion, Dec. 14, 1856, page 92, date of exclusion, May 14, 1859, page 143	?Family went to Rock Springs Church, never excluded
Horace Simmons	Jan. 11, 1857, page 96		Died in 1861; killed at Battle of Bellmont by the Rebel Army
Drusilla A. Darrow	June 14, 1857, page 103
Rachel Rader	Sept. 12, 1857, page 105	June, the rest is illegible
Thomas Crosby	illegible
James illegible
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Eliza? -----, now Pulliam	illegible
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--- Marion?	illegible
Henry Hathaway?
Mary ? illegible
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Mary ----, (Moore)	illegible
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Eliza Durnavant?	illegible	Nov. 30, 1862, page 174	Adultry married man with living wife
Jese? Padon	illegible	July, 1859, date illegible
John Miller	May 8, 1858
S. M. Wiggins	Aug. 22, 1858, page 135
Elizabeth Darrow	Dec. 12, 1858		Died June ?, 1859
Lois Ehly	Dec. 12, 1858, page 138
Margaret Moore	Dec. 12, 1858, page 138
Arena Simmons	Dec. 12, 1858, page 138
John Moore	Dec. 1858, page 138?
Andrew Moore	Dec. 6, 1858
John Smith	Dec. 26th, 1858
Pamenas Bankson	Dec. 26, 1858, page 138
Eliza Hathaway	? 26, 1858, page 138
Charles H. Darrow	Dec. 26th, 1858, page 138
George Bridges	Dec. 26, 1858, page 138
W. L. Bridges (Lafayette Bridges in minutes)	Dec. 26, 1858
J. W. Thwing	July 9, 1859		Dismissed by letter Feb. 11, 186-
William Curry	Dec. 23, 1859	Sept. 1860, page 157
Thomas Higgins	Dec. 23, 1859
Mary Hughes	Dec. 23, 1859		Dismissed by letter, May 11, 186-, page 163
John Crawford?			Dismissed by letter, ? 13, 1861, page 162
Sarah Stephens?			Died April 1860
Harriet Cook, now Peach	April 13, 1861, page 161
-ois Simmons
? Hale?			Dismissed by letter May? 1862, page 170
Amanda Parker	?Jan. 14, 1860?, page 149?
T. Chandler	Dec. 21, 1862*
Eliza A. Peach	Dec. 21, 1862*
Jane Simmons	Dec. 21, 1862*
Joseph Elliot	Dec. 21, 1862*
Daniel Bennet	Dec. 21, 1862*
George Ely	Dec. 21, 1862*
Margret Whitesides	*Dec. 23, 1862 baptized Dec. 28, 1862**
L. Harris	Dec. 23, 1862*
Ely Elliot	Dec. 28, 1862*
Mary Read	Dec. 28, 1862*
Mary Jane Ely	Jan. 4, 1862*
John Cook	Dec. 28, 1862*
John Elliot	*
Henry Cook	Dec. 28, 1862*
John Parker	Dec. 28, 1862*
Jacob Schnider	Dec. 28, 1862*
Sarah Dwire	Dec. 28, 1862*
Martha Elliot	Dec. 27 or 28, 1862*
Delia Fike	Jan. 4, 1863*
Mary Eli	Jan. 4, 1863*
L. Fike	Jan. 4, 1863*
Malissa Rader	Jan. 4, 1863*
Eve Garret	Jan. 4, 1863*
Nancy Whitesides	Jan. 4, 1863*
Martha Elliot	Jan. 4, 1863*
Emoline O'Brien	Jan. 4, 1863*
Jane Ross	Jan. 4, 1863*
Thomas Badgley	Jan. 4, 1863*

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Sarah Rader

Thursday, January 10th, 1856

At Three o'clock in the morning and after a long and painful illness, Sister Sarah Rader, a member of this church, died in the full assurance of faith and hope.

She was baptised and received into the church on a --- of faith in Christ April 13th, 1851 and has maintained a pious walk, and christian character and was respected and beloved by all who knew her. She was born in Monroe County, Ill., on the 9th day of February 1809, and lived to the age of 46 years, 11 months. During her long illness she maintained an unshaken confidence in God, and firm reliance on the --- of Christ. She has left a bereaved husband, one of our deacons and seven children to mourn their loss.

Sarah Peck

October 24th, 1856

Died at her late residence , Rock Springs, in this vicinity, at 6 o'clock, Sister Sarah Peck, consort of Rev. J. M. Peck, after a long illness, which she bore with christian fortitude, patience and resignation. She was born in Greene County, State of New York, January 31st, 1789, professed to be converted and became a believer in Christ Jesus in the great revival, in Litchfield, Con. in 1807, was married to her late husband, J. M. Peck, May 8th, 1809,in the same town and state; was baptised in company of her husband by Elder Hermon Hervey, in a little mountain stream in Windham township, Greene County, New York, Sept. 15th, 1811; moved with her husband and three children to St. Louis, Mo. 1817, and into Illinois and settled at Rock Spring in 1821. She was the mother of ten children, seven of whom lived to man's estate, and six survive her.

During the whole period of her husband's ministry, she was in the highest sense, a keep-mate in all his labors. She performed in a most effective sense the duties of a wife and mohter. For weeks and months in succession during the absence of her husband, she was the head and governess of the household. To her skill, industry, patience, self-denial and prudent economy was he indebted to her for her ability and the opportunity done entirely so he could do the work where divine providence called him. Nor would it have been in his power to have done half the deeds he has performed, had not that excellent woman aided him, in the quiet and ? of domestic duties.

Her last days gave most satisfactory evidence of calm self-possession, strong faith and admission into that state, where sickness, sorrow, pain and death are felt and feared no more.

She joined this church by letter from the late Rock Spring church, on the 8th of March, 1851.

Her exact age was sixty-seven years, eight months, and twenty-four days.

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