Rome Meeting Room, GA

There have been EB assemblies in Rome, Floyd, Georgia since prior to 1878. In that year, there were two assemblies, one was meeting in the home of Noble Green Watson, and the other in the home of George Graham.

In 1879, there were four assemblies in that area, meeting presumably in homes, in fellowship with one another:

• Noble Green Watson (b. 1847 Carroll Co., GA - d. 1926 Rome, GA)
  • 3 mi. W., Div. 307, Flat Woods
  • Lord A.P. Cecil may have resided in the Flat Woods (NW section of Rome) here in 1880, as did Charles Holder (b. 1851 N.Y.) & Halton Turnor (b. 1840 Eng.), all listed as ministers.
• Maj. John Gibbes Barnwell II (b. 1816 Beaufort, S.C. - d. 1905 Stateburg, Sumter, SC)
  • 6 mi. SW
• Charles Gadiz/Gattis
  • 6 mi. SE
• Levi Dover
  • 7 mi. N

By 1911, there was one meeting affiliated with the TW's, in the home of John Barnwell II, still 6 mi. SW of Rome, and meeting times were Su B 11am, G 7:30pm; Wed R 7:30pm. W.D. Close was also listed as a correspondent, along with G.S. Graham & Noble G. Watson. It is unknown when this meeting folded, but it was still active in 2005 with two correspondents.

Correspondents

• Noble Green Watson +1878-1923+
• George Graham +1878+
• John Gibbes Barnwell II +1878-1914+; +1923-1933+
• Charles Gadiz/Gattis 1879+; +1894-1903+
  • In 1889, Gattis resided at Silver Creek
• C. Morris +1889+
• Allie W. Watters +1903-1905+
• W.D. Close +1908-1914+
• G.S. Graham +1908-1927+
  • George Graham?
• J.L. Scott +1917-1927+
• William Lloyd +1927+
  • In 1923, William resided in Savannah.
• Roscoe Nicholson +1933-1944+
• George May Russell +1933-1966+
• John M. Lloyd +1944-1973+
• Charles E. Gardner +1949+
• John T. Crozer +1962-1985+
• Joe Ben Mulinix +1973-2005+
• B.J. Nicholson +1985-2005+

Also See

• Who's Who at Rome Meeting Room, GA +1878-2005+

Sources

• EB/TW LoG's
• Ancestry.com