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- AB 1963 Mellowdale
- AB Canada Pioneers
- AB Early Conventions
Early conventions in Alberta - AB Fullerton, Willie
Willie D. Fullerton Overseer of Alberta, Canada during WW2 with Sister Workers Bernice Beaber (on left) and Mabel Gibson (on right). - AB-SK Propp, Willis 1982
Willis Propp became the Overseer of Alberta, Canada in 1983. Prior to that, he was the overseer of Saskatchewan for 8 years. He died Nov. 28, 2015 Alberta Overseers have been Willie Fullerton (1920s thru 1960s) - Stanley Watchorn - Harold Stewart - Willis Propp - Mark Huddle and Merlin Affleck, who is the current Overseer. Saskatchewan Overseers have been: Willie Abercrombie; Willie Smiley 1932–1972 Willis Propp 1976–1983 Stanley Sharpe 1983–1987 Dale Shultz 1988–1990 Jack Price 1991–1995 Dale Shultz 1996–2005 Jim Atcheson 2009 — (current overseer) - AB-SK Propp, Willis
Willis Propp, Overseer of Alberta and Saskatchewan. He died Nov. 28, 2015 - BC Canada Pioneers
- AK 1991 Wasilla
- AL 1910-13 Early Friends
Early Friends in Alabama 1910-13. The names 'Camps' and 'Smiths' were names of some of the early friends. - AL 1911 Blossburg
1911 Blossburg, Alabama. James Fawcett standing. - AL 1911
1911 Alabama Convention James Fawcett on far right - AL 1930
1930 Alabama-Mississippi Workers Will Jackson and Jim Fawcett on back right. - AL 1936
- AL 1938
1938 Alabama Convention - AL 1947 Fosters
1947 Fosters, Alabama Convention - AL 1962 Fosters Convention
1962 Fosters Alabama Convention - AL 1973 Fosters Convention
1973 Convention at Fosters, Alabama - AL 1993
- AL MS 1966-67
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Alabama Convention Workers - ASIA Southeast
- AU NSW 1911
New South Wales, Australia Early Workers List - AU NZ Workers 1905-1918
- AZ 1994 Casa Grande
- AZ 2003 Casa Grande
- AZ 2009 Casa Grande
2009 Arizona Convention — Casa Grande - Abbie Barton gravestone
Abbie Barton's grave in Bragg's Run Cemetery in Gem, West Virginia. She was the first US Sister Worker to die. From Massachusetts, she professed through Jack Carroll and Hugh Matthews in 1904. She entered the Work in October 1907 and began preaching with Agnes Hutchison in West Virginia. Four months later, she was stricken with typhoid and died in February 1908, aged 27. Her tombstone states, "She hath done what she could 1880–1908." Local friends tend her grave in an abandoned rural cemetery and workers visit it. - Abercrombie, Wm
William Abercrombie Willie was the first overseer in Saskatchewan - Abernethy, Andrew & Evan Jones x4
Andrew Abernethy and Evan Jones Andrew Abernethy was Overseer of Ohio, Indiana & New York at various times before succeeding George Walker as general Overseer of Eastern USA. He was succeeded by Taylor Wood who was succeeded by Barry Barkley in 2008. ________________________________- Evan Jones (1910 - 2001) went in the work in 1938 and became Overseer of Victoria and Tasmania, Australia. - Abernethy, Andrew
Andrew Abernethy was Overseer of Ohio, Indiana & New York at various times before succeeding George Walker as general Overseer of Eastern USA. He was succeeded by Taylor Wood who was succeeded by Barry Barkley in 2008. - Absalom, Geo.- Andy Robb, John Danielson
George Absalom, Andy Robb, John Danielson Andy Robb Andrew Hamilton Robb was born Jan. 8, 1872, in Dublin, Ire., and died July 16, 1964, aged 91, in Johannesburg, South Africa. Possibly a lawyer before he entered the work in 1901. He worked in all the countries of the British Isles, as well as in South Africa, Northern and Southern Rhodesia (now Zambia and Zimbabwe ) and Bechuanaland (now Botswana). After a few years in England and Ireland he went to Southern Africa, where he preached for the rest of his life. Andrew Robb, is the writer of No. 163. He wrote the music (but not the words) for "O Bless the Lord, My Soul." - Absalom, George x4 -
George Alsalom - Absolom, Gee; Fred Scholtz, Hugh Breen, Andy Robb, Jimmy Johnston
George Absalom, first native worker in South Africa. Fred Scholtz, Hugh Breen, Andy Robb, Jimmy Johnston. Andy Robb and Jimmy Johnston were also workers and overseers in Africa. - Ackerson, Elmer & Alma
Elmer & Alma Ackerson, followers of Wm Irvine. The Last letter written by William Irvine dated June 13, 1946 was addressed to Ackersons in Vallejo, California. - Across the Boundaries of Belief
'Across the Boundaries of Belief' Contemporary Issues in the Anthropology of Religion Publisher: Westview Press, Boulder, Colorado and Oxford, U.K.,1999. See: "On Founders and Followers: Some Factors in the Development of New Religious Movements" by Benton Johnson, Pp 377-379 ISBN 978-0-8133-2695-5 - Acts 2x2 Chart
Number of Apostles/Disciples Ministering in the book of Acts - Affliction
Sam Jones Poem - Africa - Workers lists
- Africa
- Agnes (Carroll) Weir - 1937
1937: Harry C. Weir, Norman & Edie (Weir) Leen & Agnes (Carroll) Weir. Edie was Harry and Agnes Weir's daughter.