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Sheet
R Big Buffalo
United Baptist Church
(Benton County, Mo.).
417 Record book, 1869‑1894.
One volume.
MICROFILM
This is a record book of the Big Buffalo United Baptist
Church in southeastern Benton County, Missouri. The volume includes the declaration of faith
and rules of church order, minutes of church business meetings, 1 August 1869 ‑‑
29 April 1894, and membership records.
The Big Buffalo
United Baptist
Church served a small
congregation living in the vicinity of Big Buffalo Creek in Benton and Morgan
counties. The records of the church
consist of a single volume containing primarily the records of monthly business
meetings, 1 August 1869 ‑‑ 29 April 1894. There is no information on the organization
or early history of the church. The declaration
of faith and rules of decorum, which appear to have come from another volume,
and the first minutes of the record book all indicate a fully formed and
active church by August 1869. Records
on pages 105‑106 show the location of the church as Benton
County in 1869, but the monthly meetings
were held at Riverview in Morgan
County in 1883‑1884. The present church building was occupied on
30 January 1891.
Routine business as recorded in the
minutes included the admittance and dismissal of members, the election of
officers, and appointments of delegates to annual associational meetings, first
of the Concord Baptist Association, and, after 1872, the Lamine Baptist Association. In 1901, Big Buffalo
Church joined the Benton
County Baptist Association. The minutes
also include investigations and expulsions of members for unchristian
conduct. Although there are cases of expulsions
from the church on charges of drunkenness, dancing, and fiddle playing, most
seem to have been the result of members joining another church, usually identified
as one of the Campbellite sects. The
congregation numbered thirty‑six individuals in 1869. Incomplete membership records are entered at
the end of the volume.
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