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Notes on Local Ministers |
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T. W. Springfield (Thomas Walker Springfield, June 6, 1825-August 26, 1903) was a Baptist Minister from South Carolina who organized Springfield Baptist Church northwest of Vernon. He was Vernon's first postmaster and his mother was the Revolutionary War heroine, Laodicea "Dicey" Langston, whose life was the basis for the historical fiction book, "The Patriot Wore Petticoats", by Marnie L. Pehrson. One of T. W. Springfield's granddaughters, Hattie Ellen Taylor, married Charles Clark Redus, and another granddaughter, Maude Taylor, married Thomas Ezra Redus. |
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Woods Springfield was the son of T. W. Springfield and a Gospel
Minister. |
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1Believe to be G. W. Robertson & Eliza Jane Wallace
2Don't know who this is
3Not Related. Often incorrectly given as son of Samuel Wallace. This was a son of Patric Wallace.