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John Gano Baptist minister

John Gano Grave

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John Gano (1727–1804) stands as one of the most influential Baptist leaders in early American history. A preacher, patriot, and church organizer, Gano’s life intersected with some of the most formative moments of the eighteenth century, including the spiritual awakenings that reshaped colonial religion and the political upheaval of the American Revolution. His legacy endures not only in Baptist life Read more...
William Hickman rave

William Hickman Sr. Grave

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“Born in King and Queen County, Virginia February 4, 1747. William was the son of Thomas and Sarah Sanderson Hickman. Orphaned early in life, he was raised by his grandmother. About the year 1770 he heard the preaching of those oft persecuted Baptists – John Waller, James Chiles and David Tinsley. This led to his conversion February 21, 1773 of Read more...