hill, john a
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Hill, John A.; John A Hill - Father (cert of Elsie E. Land); John A. Hill
- Record count
- 9
- Sources
- death_certs,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; New Madrid Mo
- First event date
- 1915-01-28
- Last event date
- 1948-06-02
Timeline — 7 events
- 1915-01-28 Dexter. The Pentecostal church of the Nazarene, in the Cotton Belt section of town, is raising $700 to pay the balance due on church property, $250 of it due March 1, 1916; Rev. John A. Hill, Pastor; Frank Johnston or Luther Blackman, Blackman Committee. The paper's editorial endorses the appeal Co-…
- 1915-02-24 Dexter. Pastor of the Nazarene church; regular services every Saturday night and Sunday night at their church in the Cotton Belt Quote: "Regular services at the Nazarene church every Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night at their church in the Cotton Belt. John A. Hill, pastor."
- 1915-03-03 Pastor of the Nazarene church, with regular services Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night at their church in the Cotton Belt Quote: "John A. Hill, pastor"
- 1915-04-07 Dexter. Rev. John A. Hill, pastor of the Church of the Nazarene, performed the Woods-Baker wedding ceremony on March 31 Quote: "Rev. John A. Hill, pastor of the Church of the Nazarene, performed the ceremony"
- 1916-03-03 Dexter. Pastor who publicly thanked the people of Dexter, Bloomfield and other places for liberal donations that saved the church property, calling the church a moral uplift to the town Quote: "It is with humble gratitude and appreciation that we aknowledge the kindness of the people in Dexter, Bloo…
- 1916-03-10 Dexter. Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene in the Cotton Belt holds regular services four nights out of the seven, beginning every Thursday night including all-day Sunday service; John A. Hill, pastor
- 1920-10-08 Bernie. Appointed to Bernie by the St. Louis Conference of the Methodist church, South (Dexter district), Oct. 4, 1920 Quote: "Bernie--John A. Hill."
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