Abstracts of the Lutheran Visitor Abstracted and contributed by Edith Gressier Nance, John W. married Miss Alma M. Sease both of Newberry SC on 8/26/1890 at the Lutheran Parsonage, Prosperity SC officiated by Rev. T. O. Keisler, Lutheran Visitor 9/4/1890, page 8 Napier, William married Miss Katie Fox both of Graniteville SC on 5/15/1901 at the home of Mrs. Ed Busby, the bride’s sister, officiated by Rev. J. D. Shealy, Lutheran Visitor 6/6/1901, page 11 Nates, Emma Rosalie Mrs. wife of A. A. Nates was born 11/28/1846 and died 9/29/1900 at age 53 years, 10 months and 1 day. She was a member of Grace E. L. Church. Burial was in the Singley Cemetery. Lutheran Visitor 10/11/1900, page 11 Nates, Leila Miss married Lee Singley both of Prosperity SC on 12/21/1890, officiated by Rev. J. A. Sligh, Lutheran Visitor 1/8/1891, page 8 Nation, Carrie Mrs. was sentenced in Topeka KS to 30 days in prison and a fine of $100 for smashing bar fixtures, Lutheran Visitor 5/28/1902, page 14 Neal, Samuel F. of Tazewell County VA married Miss Leila M. Greever of Bland County VA on 8/21/1902 officiated by Rev. D. S. Fox, assisted by Rev. R. R. Sowers, Lutheran Visitor 9/4/1902, page 11 Neas, Clara Miss of Salem TN married H. D. Neas of Caney Branch TN on 1/12/1899 officiated by Rev. J. C. Barb, Lutheran Visitor 2/2/1899, page 11 Neas, H. D. of Caney Branch TN married Miss Clara Neas of Salem TN on 1/12/1899 officiated by Rev. J. C. Barb, Lutheran Visitor 2/2/1899, page 11 Nease, Alton married Miss Florence Davis on (?no date) at the home of the bride’s father Emmet Davis officiated by Rev. N. D. Bodie, Lutheran Visitor 1/2/1902, page 13 Nease, Augusta Annie Mrs. (Nee Huffman) was born 9/18/1870 and died 11/13/1900 at age 30 years, 1 months and 25 days. In 1892 she married Rev. S. L. Nease. She was survived by a husband, parents, 2 brothers and 2 sisters. Burial was in the cemetery of St. Andrew’s E. L. Church in Lexington SC. Lutheran Visitor 1/3/1901, page 11 Nease, B. C. married Miss Daisy A. Shearouse, both of Effingham County GA at the home of the bride’s father, A. P. Shearouse officiated by Rev. T. W. Shealy, Lutheran Visitor 1/9/1902, page 11 Nease, Bradford L. married Miss Sarah E. Carpenter on 11/22/1893 at the home of George Nease in Mason County West VA officiated by Rev. P. L. Miller, Lutheran Visitor 12/7/1893, page 8 Nease, Charles Edward was born 3/8/1866 and died 12/3/1892 at age 26 years, 8 months and 26 days survived by a mother, brother and close friend. Burial was at White Church. Lutheran Visitor, 12/15/1892, page 8 Nease, George B. 30 years, 2 months and 11 days old died at his home in Effingham County GA on 11/1/1889. On 10/24/1889 he married Miss Mary L. Kessler of Savannah GA. Burial was in the cemetery of Ebenezer E. L. Church. Lutheran Visitor 11/22/1889, page 8; TRIBUTE, Lutheran Visitor 12/12/1889, page 8 Nease, J. W. of Ebenezer GA was an 1899 graduate of Newberry College, Lutheran Visitor, 6/29/1899, page 8 Nease, Joshua W. married Miss Ida L. Conaway both of Effingham County GA on 12/19/1893 at the home of the bride’s father officiated by Rev. J. Austin, Lutheran Visitor 1/4/1894, page 8 Nease, Margaret Miss was born 11/13/1818 and died at New Haven West VA on 8/18/1894 at the age of 75 years, 9 months and 5 days. She died while eating watermelon with the family of her brother Levi. She was a member of White Lutheran Church. Nease, Mary Ida Mrs. of Chatham County GA married Joshua A. Helmly of Effingham County GA on 12/21/1892 at the home of the bride’s father in Chatham County GA officiated by Rev. J. Austin, Lutheran Visitor 1/5/1893, page 8 Nease, Mary M. Miss married William W. Conoway both of Effingham County GA on 1/14/1890 officiated by Rev. J. Austin, Lutheran Visitor 1/30/1890, page 8 Nease, S. L. Mrs. TRIBUTE OF RESPECT, Lutheran Visitor 12/20/1900, page 11; TRIBUTE, Lutheran Visitor 1/24/1901, page 11 Nease, S. L. of Newberry College, class of 1890, went home to GA after taking his examination and did not return to deliver his graduation speech and therefore did not receive a diploma, Lutheran Visitor 6/19/1890, page 5 Nease, S. L. Rev. of Little Mountain SC married Miss Gussie Huffman of Columbia SC on 11/2/1893 in St. Andrew’s Church officiated by Rev. W. A. Deaton – lengthy description of the affair, Lutheran Visitor 11/16/1893, page 4; he accepted a call to the Pine Grove charge, Lutheran Visitor 9/12/1895, page 5 Nease, S. L. Rev. resigned as Pastor of Pine Grove, Lone Star SC. He accepted the Pastorateof Macedonia and Holy Trinity Churches of Little Mountain SC. Lutheran Visitor 8/17/1899, page 8; Rev. S. L. Nease of Little Mountain SC suffered the death of his wife on 11/13/1900 of typhoid fever and pneumonia. Lutheran Visitor 11/22/1900, page 8; he accepted a call to the Pastorateat Selwood SC composed of St. Michael’s and St. Andrew’s Churches, Lutheran Visitor 9/5/1901, page 8 Nease, S. L. was ordained during the conference of the TN Synod , Lutheran Visitor, 10/201892, page 4 Nease, Urdillia Mrs. 54 years old died in Effingham County GA on 9/24/1895 survived by a husband, 3 sons and 2 daughters. Lutheran Visitor 10/10/1895, page 6 Neel, J. P. of Newberry SC was an 1892 graduate of Newberry College, Lutheran Visitor, 6/23/1892, page 5 Neese, Wayman Mrs. (Nee Eliza Umberger) was born 3/20/1840 and died 5/12/1902 at the age of 62 years, 1 month and 12 days survived by a husband and four children. Burial was from Mt. Mitchell, a Methodist Church near her home in the Churchyard. Lutheran Visitor 5/28/1902, page 11 Neff, Annie Price 18 years old daughter of Pearson and Mattie Neff died at the home of her parents near Leplo, Washington County VA on 12/20/1898. She was a member of Luther Chapel (?VA), Lutheran Visitor 1/12/1899, page 11 Neff, Grace Cassell daughter of Pearson and Mattie Neff died 6/19/1899 at age 21 years. She was a member of Luther Chapel E. L. Church of Leplo VA. Lutheran Visitor, 7/20/1899, page 11 Neff, John died near Rural Retreat VA on 2/23/1895, Lutheran Visitor 3/21/1895, page 4 and 4/4/1895, page 5 Neff, Lundis married Miss Celia Shuler at the bride’s home at Rural Retreat VA (Date not given), Lutheran Visitor 1/18/1894, page 4 Neff, Major deceased – for 34 years a member of Kimberlin Church – TRIBUTE OF RESPECT, Lutheran Visitor 1/22/1891, page 8 Neff, Martha A. Mrs. was born 6/26/1849 in Giles County VA. In 1870 she married Pierson Neff and had nine children. Several years ago she moved to a farm in Washington County VA. In the following five years she suffered the death of three daughters and husband. Lutheran Visitor 3/20/1902, page 13 Neff, Martin Major 72 years old died in Rural Retreat Wythe County VA on 6/24/1890 survived by a widow and son. He was a member of St. Paul’s E. L. Church and was buried in the old graveyard. Lutheran Visitor 7/10/1890, page 8 Neff, Mary Euna Miss married Peter H. McConnell both of Washington County VA on 12/20/1893 at the home of A. M. Neff near Moab VA officiated by Rev. Sidney D. Steffey, Lutheran Visitor 1/4/1894, page 8 Neff, Miss received a certificate of graduation in English at 20th commencement exercises of Marion College, Lutheran Visitor 6/8/1893, page 1 Neff, Mollie Mrs. 68 years old wife of John Neff died 5/20/1892 at her home near Rural Retreat VA on 5/20/1892 survived by a husband of 48 years of marriage. She had no children of her own but raised six orphans. Burial was in Kimberlin E. L. Church cemetery. Lutheran Visitor, 6/2/1892, page 8 Neff, Morris Glenn was born 8/11/1900 and died 8/24/1900, the only son of Z. M. Neff of Rural Retreat VA, survived by parents and 4 sisters. Burial was in Fairview Cemetery. Lutheran Visitor, 9/27/1900, page 11 Neff, Pearson died near his home at Leplo, Washington County VA on 11/30/1899, survived by a wife and 6 children. Burial was in the cemetery of Luther Chapel beside three daughters who preceded him in death. Lutheran Visitor 1/4/1900, page 11 Neff, Rose Bird Miss deceased – TRIBUTE OF RESPECT from Mt. Calvary E. L. Sunday School of Mt. Jackson VA, Lutheran Visitor 5/30/1895, page 5 Neill, R. Bruce married Miss Vinnie Moore on 1/18/1900 at the home of the bride’s parents in Iredell County NC officiated by Rev. R. A. Helms, Lutheran Visitor, 2/1/1900, page 11 Nelson, Lottie Miss daughter of W. R. Nelson of Goodman MS married J. R. Anderson three years ago. Her husband died 1/17/1901. Lutheran Visitor 2/14/1901, page 11 Nelson, W. R. Major 77 years and 10 months old died at his home in Goodman MS on 4/5/1901 survived by a wife, 2 daughters, 1 son etc. He was born and reared in Denmark and came to America 40 years ago. Burial was in Goodman Cemetery. Lutheran Visitor 4/25/1901, page 11 Nesbitt, Agnes Miss of Iredell County NC married Silas M. McLaughlin of Rowan County NC on 9/8/1895 at the White House near China Grove NC officiated by Rev. W. Kimball, Lutheran Visitor 9/19/1895, page 8 Nesbitt, J. Frank of MO married Miss Ella F. Hiser daughter of the late Captain William S. Hiser on 12/14/1899 at the home of the bride’s sister Mrs. J. A. Wise in Staunton VA officiated by Rev. H. Frank Sheele, assisted by Rev. Dr. J. B. Fox, Lutheran Visitor 1/4/1900, page 11 Neuman, John Henry Cardinal – an article on the Catholic clergyman, Lutheran Visitor 10/30/1890, page 1 Neumann, Robert Rev. was born at Sommerfield Prussia 6/19/1823 and died of paralysis 5/3/1890 at age 66 years. In 1850 he and his wife went as missionaries to China. He became ill at China and returned to Berlin where the mission society sent him to Castle Garden in 1857. Great details of the professional life, Lutheran Visitor 5/29/1890, page 1, 4 NEW HAVEN E. L. CHURCH of Macon County VA – Adam Roush, Mr. Leitwiller, Eugene Liviller and J. M. Ohlinger were chosen and elected as the first officers of New Haven E. L. Church. Adam Roush was an Elder at the time of his death in 1894. Lutheran Visitor 8/30/1894, page 8 NEWBERNE NC – asking for a Pastor and church, Lutheran Visitor 8/8/1895, page 4 NEWBERRY COLLEGE – a letter from the Dean of YALE College stating the acceptance of all BA candidates from the senior class of Newberry. Lutheran Visitor 9/21/1893, page 4; 35th annual session opened 10/3. Ninety students were present on the first day, the largest opening in thirty years. Rev. G. W. Holland has been President for sixteen years. Lutheran Visitor 10/5/1893, page 4; about the YMCA of the College, Lutheran Visitor 10/12/1893, page 5; the college had 116 students from seven states, Lutheran Visitor 11/2/1893, page 4; about a scholarship; donations, Lutheran Visitor 11/9/1893, page 4; about the contract for a new building at Newberry College, Lutheran Visitor 11/30/1893, page 4; fourteen churches in the SC Synod were asked to redeem their pledges. All money was invested at 6% interest, Lutheran Visitor 2/1/1894, page 5; the history of the KELLER MEMORIAL BUIULDING at Newberry College, Lutheran Visitor 3/1/1894, page 2; the first publication of the Newberry Collegian was printed. The editors were A. E. P. Bedenbaugh and T. D. Jones, students and Prof. W. K. Sligh of the faculty had charge of the publication. Lutheran Visitor 3/15/1894, page 4; news of the students gleaned from the Newberry Collegian, Lutheran Visitor 3/29/1894, page 1; work on Keller Hall will begin 6/1/1894, Lutheran Visitor 5/24/1894, page 4; the cornerstone laying of Keller Hall will take place during commencement week on 6/19/1894. Lutheran Visitor 5/31/1894, page 4; a report on commencement; PENCIL ETCHINGS OF THE GRADUATES, Lutheran Visitor 6/21/1894, page 2, 3, 6, 7; a summary of the meeting of the Board of Trustees, Lutheran Visitor 6/21/1894, page 4; about the cornerstone laying of KELLER HALL with a list of the contents placed in the cornerstone, Lutheran Visitor 6/21/1894, page 5; a list of college reunions scheduled for the summer, Lutheran Visitor 7/12/1894, page 1; an update on the construction of Keller Hall – cost $5500, Lutheran Visitor 7/12/1894, page 1; a summary of the Orangeburg reunion, Lutheran Visitor 7/26/1894, page 5; a report on the formation of an alumni association at Effingham GA, Lutheran Visitor 8/16/1894, page 1; about the reunion at Mt. Lebanon 8/11/1894, Lutheran Visitor 8/23/1894, page 5; a report of the Little Mountain reunion, Lutheran Visitor 8/30/1894, page 1; a report on the Edgefield County Reunion at St. Mark’s E. L. Church on 8/22/1894, Lutheran Visitor 9/6/1894, page 2; George A. Riser was president of the Newberry College YMCA, Lutheran Visitor 9/20/1894, page 1; about the wonderful opening days of the school, Lutheran Visitor 10/4/1894, page 4; report on the YMCA symposium, Lutheran Visitor 10/11/1894, page 1; Rev. Hawkins sent a box of books and pamphlets (130 of them) to the college library – other donations acknowledged, Lutheran Visitor 12/6/1894, page 4; 3rd Sunday of December declared as Newberry College Day, Lutheran Visitor 12/6/1894, page 5; the college placed a claim for $15,000 in damages done to the first building during the summer and fall of 1865. A. C. Latimer succeeded in getting the Bill before the US House. The only person to object was Mr. Grosevenor of Ohio. Lutheran Visitor 1/17/1895, page 4; the US Senate passed the Bill for restitution of $15,000 – it now is up to the House to pass it, Lutheran Visitor 2/14/1895, page 4; an accounting of funds for Keller Hall, Lutheran Visitor 3/21/1895, page 4; PHOTOGRAPH OF KELLER HALL – it was the building for the Chapel, Library, laboratory and museum; details, Lutheran Visitor 5/30/1895, page 1; a report on commencement, Lutheran Visitor 6/20/1895, page 4; Report of the College President, Lutheran Visitor 6/20/1895, page 6; about commencement, Lutheran Visitor 6/27/1895, page 2, 3; about the Little Mountain Reunion; names of participants given, Lutheran Visitor 8/8/1895, page 5; PHOTOGRAPH of the college, Lutheran Visitor 8/22/1895, page 2; about the reunion at Leesville SC. Lutheran Visitor 8/22/1895, page 5; about improvements in the school, Lutheran Visitor 9/19/1895, page 5; Rev. Holland, President, had died. Dr. A. G. Voigt took over the presidency. The arrangements for the present made by the Trustees were printed, Lutheran Visitor 10/3/1895, page 5 NEWBERRY COLLEGE – about the donation of books to the library; the 40th anniversary of the Literary Societies of the college and how it was celebrated, Lutheran Visitor 3/23/1899, page 8; about visitors to the college, Lutheran Visitor 5/11/1899, page 8; "College Notes", Captain S. J. McCaughrin, 2nd SCV recently returned from Cuba donated several relics and curios from Cuba to the Newberry College Museum, Lutheran Visitor 5/18/1899, page 8; a list of the commencement speakers of Newberry college since 1878, Lutheran Visitor, 6/29/1899, page 5; 5,000 attended commencement exercises; about the commencement, Lutheran Visitor, 6/29/1899, page 8, 9; 3,000 attended the college reunion in Little Mountain, Lutheran Visitor 8/10/1899, page 8; classes resumed after Christmas with 169 students, Lutheran Visitor 1/11/1900, page 8; the present session had the highest enrollment in the history of the school– 173, etc.; other news of the school; deaths of 3 former professors, Lutheran Visitor, 4/5/1900 page 1; 18 graduates for 1900. Names of the graduates and subject for their oration, Lutheran Visitor 5/17/1900, page 8; 1900 commencement report, Lutheran Visitor 6/28/1900, page 5, 12; 2,000 attended the reunion at Little Mountain SC – summary, Lutheran Visitor 7/26/1900, page 8; about the Edgefield reunion of the college at Delmar SC on 8/31/1900, Lutheran Visitor 9/6/1900, pages 5; A summary of the reunion held at Bethel Church, Effingham County GA on 8/25, Lutheran Visitor 8/16/1900, page 12; Orangeburg reunion at Pine Grove E. L. Church on 8/31/1900, Lutheran Visitor 9/13/1900, page 5; enrollment on the first day of classes was 160. Lutheran Visitor 10/4/1900, page 8; Notes on the college, Lutheran Visitor 10/11/1900, page 9; $1,000 towards a new building, Lutheran Visitor 11/22/1900, page 12; a $1,000 scholarship for the college was established, Lutheran Visitor 12/6/1900, page 8; college notes, Lutheran Visitor 3/7/1901, page 8; 42nd anniversary of the Literary Societies of Newberry College;Thomas E. Wicker, a senior of Newberry College was selected to represent Newberry College at the State inter-collegiate oratorical contest on 4/19/1901, details, Lutheran Visitor 3/21/1901, page 8; – details, Lutheran Visitor 3/21/1901, page 8; some commencement plans that have been made, Lutheran Visitor 4/11/1901, page 8; names of 1901 graduates given, Lutheran Visitor 5/9/1901, page 12; summary of the commencement exercises for 6 women and 25 men, Lutheran Visitor 6/27/1901, page 4, 5; Little Mountain reunion was attended by 2,000, details, Lutheran Visitor 8/15/1901, page 8; Delmar SC reunion on 8/8/1901, details, Lutheran Visitor 8/15/1901, page 9; a summary of the opening of another session with 150 students (16 of them are in the preparatory department), Lutheran Visitor 10/10/1901, page 9; Christmas recess was 12/20/1901 to 1/2/1902. Lutheran Visitor 1/2/1902, page 8; services of N. E. Aull were secured in the Department of Mathematics to assist Rev. Prof. Sligh, Lutheran Visitor 1/9/1902, page 8; a number of new students enrolled after the Christmas break, Lutheran Visitor 1/16/1902, page 8; about the meeting of the College YMCA; elected officers names given, Lutheran Visitor 1/23/1902, page 8; Students will be given the first week in April as free time to enable them to attend the Charleston Exposition; "College Notes", Lutheran Visitor 1/30/1902, page 9; "Notes" on the college, Lutheran Visitor 3/20/1902, page 8; about the YMCA and its progress at the college, Lutheran Visitor 5/25/1899, page 5; about the opening session of the college, Lutheran Visitor 10/12/1899, page 4, 5; COMMENCEMENT, Lutheran Visitor 6/19/1902, page 4, 5; alumni reunion at Little Mountain on 8/1, details, Lutheran Visitor 6/26/1902, page 8; college reunion of Saluda County will be in Delmar SC on 8/21/1902, Lutheran Visitor 7/24/1902, page 9; four graduates of the college are members of the State legislature, Lutheran Visitor 10/2/1902, page 8; an article about the opening of the session and the progress of the college, Lutheran Visitor 10/2/1902, page 9 NEWBERRY COLLEGE – preparations made for opening this coming session, Lutheran Visitor 9/20/1888, page 5; the session opened with a large enrollment. The addition of the department of technology furnishes a practical education for its students. Lutheran Visitor 10/11/1888, page 4; SKETCH of the college, Lutheran Visitor 4/11/1889, page 1; a lengthy article on the technical/business department, Lutheran Visitor 5/2/1889, page 2; about the commencement, Lutheran Visitor 6/20/1889, page 5; some conversation on the changing of professors, Lutheran Visitor 7/11/1889, page 2; about the new professors, Lutheran Visitor 7/18/1889, page 5; the opening enrollment for the session was the largest in the history of the school, Lutheran Visitor 10/10/1889, page 4; acknowledgments of donations, Lutheran Visitor 12/5/1889, page 5; the Lutherans of Charleston Conference resolved to build one of the professor’s homes at Newberry College at a cost of $2500. The Lutheran Visitor 1/23/1890, page 4; about the Professors’ homes at the college, Lutheran Visitor 2/6/1890, page 5; acknowledgments of donations for the house, Lutheran Visitor 2/27/1890, page 5; the frame of the president’s house was erected; plans for two more homes; etc. Lutheran Visitor 5/1/1890, page 4; S. L. Nease of Newberry College, class of 1890, went home to GA after taking his examination and did not return to deliver his graduation speech and therefore did not receive a diploma; a summary of commencement, Lutheran Visitor 6/19/1890, page 5; acknowledgments of funds to build the professor homes, Lutheran Visitor 6/26/1890, page 4; about the beauty of the grounds and surrounding areas, Lutheran Visitor 7/3/1890, page 4; a reunion scheduled for St. Luke’s Church on 8/15, Lutheran Visitor 7/31/1890, page 5 NEWBERRY COLLEGE – the school was supported by 3,000 communicants of the SC Synod; the college does more efficient work, on less money, with fewer Churches to support it. Lutheran Visitor 9/4/1890, page 4, 5; reunion will be at Pine Grove Church, Orangeburg SC on 9/11/1890, Lutheran Visitor 9/11/1890, page 4; a summary of the Orangeburg reunion, Lutheran Visitor 9/18/1890, page 5; a summary of the reunion held at St. Mark’s Church in Edgefield SC on 9/18/1890, Lutheran Visitor 10/2/1890, page 5; acknowledgments of donations for the professors’ homes, Lutheran Visitor 10/16/1890, page 4; Prof. A. S. Laird resigned as co-principal of Newberry College Preparatory department to accept the principalship of the Collegiate Institute of Franklin GA. Lutheran Visitor 1/15/1891, page 4; Prof. Beale M. Bittle of TX was the new co-principal of Newberry College Preparatory department. Lutheran Visitor 1/15/1891, page 4; the third professors’ house was in the process of construction. It will be known as the "Alumni House". Final exams were finished, Lutheran Visitor 5/14/1891, page 4; about the "Alumni" professors house costing $1600. Lutheran Visitor 5/21/1891, page 5; HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE – PENCIL ETCHINGS OF THE THREE NEW HOUSES, THE MAIN COLLEGE BUILDING and of PROF. G. W. HOLLAND, Lutheran Visitor 6/18/1891, page 2; about the commencement exercises, Lutheran Visitor 6/18/1891, page 5, 8; Rev. Prof. A. G. Voigt of Thiel College PA accepted the position of professor at Newberry College, Lutheran Visitor 7/23/1891, page 5; 3,000 attended the Little Mountain reunion, details, Lutheran Visitor 8/13/1891, page 5; school opens 10/1/1891. Lutheran Visitor 9/17/1891, page 4; summary of the reunion at Little Mountain, Lutheran Visitor 9/24/1891, page 5; about the scholarships, Lutheran Visitor 10/8/1891, page 4; Arthur Kibler, class of 1884 was elected as professor of Ancient Languages and Literature of Newberry College. Lutheran Visitor 11/19/1891, page 4; new dorms are needed – plea for the people to send in the money they promised, Lutheran Visitor 2/11/1892, page 5; debating societies will celebrate their 33rd anniversary on 3/25 by a public debate in the opera house, Lutheran Visitor 2/25/1892, page 4; about commencement week, Lutheran Visitor, 6/23/1892, page 4; Trustees approved the construction of a dormitory costing $800 – a list of donations received, Lutheran Visitor, 10/201892, page 4; 2nd term opened with 100 students – the new dormitory is a success, Lutheran Visitor 1/12/1893, page 1; an article on the new Organization called YMCA – names of officers, Lutheran Visitor 1/12/1893, page 5; plans for expansion given; asking for contributions to realize the dream, Lutheran Visitor 4/6/1893, page 5; about commencement, Lutheran Visitor 6/15/1893, page 4 NEWBERRY CONFERENCE – about the Church work contemplated, Lutheran Visitor 12/11/1890, page 1; met August 1890 at Grace E. L. Church, Prosperity SC – summary given, Lutheran Visitor 9/11/1890, page 4; a summary of the meeting at Colony Church on 11/28/1890, Lutheran Visitor 12/11/1890, page 5; 2 articles on the conference missionary, Lutheran Visitor 1/15/1891, page 5; acknowledgments of $$ for the support of the traveling missionary, Lutheran Visitor 2/12/1891, page 4; at Grace Church in Prosperity SC on 3/14/1891, details, Lutheran Visitor 3/19/1891, page 5; summary of the meeting at Bethlehem Church on 5/29/1891, details, Lutheran Visitor 6/11/1891, page 5; a summary of the meeting at St. Paul’s E. L. Church on 11/27/1891, Lutheran Visitor 12/3/1891, page 5; about the meeting in Luther Chapel on 1/29/1892, Lutheran Visitor 2/4/1892, page 5; summary of the meeting at Mt. Pilgrim Church, Rev. W. A. Julian Pastor, on 7/29/1892, Lutheran Visitor 8/4/1892, page 5; SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION – at Macedonia Church on 9/7/1892. Details, Lutheran Visitor, 9/15/1892, page 1; a report on the CENTRAL CONFERENCE held at Union E. L. Church on 9/14/1892. Lutheran Visitor, 9/22/1892, page 5; a summary of the meeting at St. Philip’s E. L. Church on 11/26-27, Lutheran Visitor, 12/1/1892, page 5; summary of the meeting at Colony Church on 1/27-29, Lutheran Visitor 2/9/1893, page 5; summary of the conference at Mt. Herman E. L. Church in Peak SC. Lutheran Visitor 5/25/1893, page 2; a summary of the SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION of the Newberry Conference, Lutheran Visitor 7/13/1893, page 5 and Lutheran Visitor 7/20/1893, page 4 NEWBERRY CONFERENCE – met at the new Church near Ridge Road Academy on 9/28/1888, details, Lutheran Visitor 10/4/1888, page 6; met at Mt. Pilgrim Church on 12/28/1888, details, Lutheran Visitor 1/10/1889, page 5; summary of the meeting held at Union Church in Lexington SC on 3/29/1889, summary, Lutheran Visitor 4/4/1889, page 5; summary of the SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION, Lutheran Visitor 7/25/1889, page 5 and Lutheran Visitor 8/16/1889, page 5; summary of the meeting at St. Luke’s E. L. Church on 9/27/1889, Lutheran Visitor 10/3/1889, page 5; summary of the meeting at St. Matthew’s Church, Pastor W. A. Julian, on 3/28/1890, Lutheran Visitor 4/3/1890, page 5 NEWBERRY CONFERENCE of SC Synod – met at St. Luke’s Church on 4/28/1899, details, Lutheran Visitor 5/11/1899, page 8; met at Bachman Chapel 7/28/1899, details, Lutheran Visitor 8/3/1899, page 12; met at Grace Church in Prosperity SC, details, Lutheran Visitor 4/3/1902, page 13; JOINT CONFERENCE – A SUMMARY, Lutheran Visitor 3/30/1899, page 13; about the meeting in Nazareth Church in Lexington SC on 10/27/1899, Lutheran Visitor 11/9/1899, page 5; met at St. Paul’s E. L. Church on 4/27-29/1900, summary, Lutheran Visitor 5/10/1900, page 16; met at Colony Church on 7/27/1900, summary, Lutheran Visitor 8/2/1900, page 5; summary of the Sunday school convention, Lutheran Visitor 9/5/1901, page 5; a summary of the conference held at Bethlehem Church near Pomaria SC on 9/23/1901. Lutheran Visitor 9/12/1901, page 13; Lutheran Visitor 7/10/1902, page 12; the constitution of the Newberry Conference, Lutheran Visitor 8/7/1902, page 3 NEWBERRY CONFERENCE of the SC Synod met at Beth Eden Church, Newberry SC on 4/27/1894 – summary, Lutheran Visitor 5/10/1894, page 5; a summary of the meeting at St. Luke’s E. L. Church of Newberry SC, Lutheran Visitor 8/2/1894, page 5; a report on the meeting 11/23 at Colony Church, Lutheran Visitor 12/13/1894, page 5; A summary of the Sunday school conference at St. Paul’s E. L. Church, Lutheran Visitor 8/15/1895, page 5 NEWBERRY COUNTY SC - the congregation of O’Neall’s Academy area in Newberry County SC have begun the erection of a new Lutheran Church, close by the academy, Lutheran Visitor 9/26/1889, page 4 NEWPORT NEWS VA - about the Church and its people, Lutheran Visitor 1/26/1899, page 5; a summary of Easter services, Lutheran Visitor, 4/26/1900 page 5; about the anniversary service held at Trinity E. L. Church, Lutheran Visitor 12/13/1900, page Newsom, E. J. B. married Miss Parmelia Kizer on 4/8/1894 officiated by Rev. H. A. Trexler, Lutheran Visitor 5/10/1894, page 8 Newsom, Nannie Florence Mrs. 28 years, 29 days old wife of David L. Newsom was born 6/10/1873 and died of TB on 7/9/1901 at the home of her mother near Rural Hall SC. She was survived by husband, and young child. Burial was in Nazareth Church Cemetery. Lutheran Visitor 7/25/1901, page 11 Newsom, Thomas A. was born 10/26/1867 and died 9/10/1902 survived by a wife and 3 small children. Burial was in the cemetery of Nazareth Church. Lutheran Visitor 10/2/1902, page 11 Newton, J. H. married Mrs. Indiana G. Ray both of Effingham County GA on 7/31/1889 officiated by Rev. J. Austin, Lutheran Visitor 8/16/1889, page 8 Newton, Robert married Mrs. Laura E. Exley both of Effingham GA on 8/27/1891 in Effingham County GA officiated by Rev. J. Austin, Lutheran Visitor 9/17/1891, page 8 NEWVILLE LUTHERAN CHURCH name was changed to Grace E. L. Church of Prosperity SC. Lutheran Visitor 4/2/1891, page 8 Nichols, Allen 77 years, 9 months and 19 days old died 1/29/1899. His wife and two sons died two years prior. He was a member of St. Luke’s E. L. Church. Lutheran Visitor 2/23/1899, page 11 Nichols, Allen Benjamin son of B. F. and Laura C. Nichols died 11/16/1894 at age 13 years, 10 months and 10 days. He was the last of five children of the family to die within the past few years. Lutheran Visitor 12/13/1894, page 8 Nichols, Bertha Daisy died 6/15/1899 at age 19 years, 7 months and 14 days. She had just graduated from Kee-Mar College. She was a member of St. Luke’s E. L. Church, Lutheran Visitor, 7/6/1899, page 11; TRIBUTE OF RESPECT, Lutheran Visitor 8/3/1899, page 11 Nichols, C. E. S. Miss daughter of Andrew Nichols married G. P. Bedenbaugh both of Newberry SC on 12/25/1888 officiated by Rev. Z. W. Bedenbaugh, Lutheran Visitor 1/3/1889, page 8 Nichols, Drayton Pinckney 16 years, 2 months and 22 days old son of B. F. Nichols died at his parent’s home in Newberry County SC on 3/23/1891. He was a member of St. Luke’s E. L. Church of Newberry SC. Lutheran Visitor 4/23/1891, page 8 Nichols, Fred of Lexington County SC married Miss Mary Derrick of Edgefield County SC on 3/10/1892 at the home of the bride’s mother officiated by Rev. J. D. Shealy, Lutheran Visitor 3/17/1892, page 8 Nichols, Henry Luke 34 years, 7 months and 16 days old died at his home in Newberry SC on 6/1/1892 survived by a wife and five children. He was a member of St. Luke’s E. L. Church, Lutheran Visitor 7/28/1892, page 8 Nichols, Henry Virgil 22 years, 10 months and 28 days old son of B. F. Nichols died 6/16/1894. He was a member of St. Luke’s E. L. Church of Newberry County SC. Lutheran Visitor 6/28/1894, page 8 Nichols, J. M. married Miss S. E. Blair both of Newberry County SC on 12/15/1889 officiated by Rev. M. J. Epting, Lutheran Visitor 12/12/1889, page 8 Nichols, Jasper married Miss Mamie West both of Edgefield SC on 2/7/1895 at the home of the bride’s father officiated by Rev. O. B. Shearouse, Lutheran Visitor 2/28/1895, page 8 Nichols, Leppard married Miss Sallie C. Addy both of Lexington County SC on 2/3/1889 at the home of J. D. Addy Esq. officiated by Rev. C. P. Boozer, Lutheran Visitor 2/21/1889, page 8 Nichols, Leppard of Lexington County SC married Miss Hassie C. Wertz of Orangeburg County SC on 10/12/1893 at the home of the bride in Elloree SC officiated by Rev. J. Q. Wertz, Lutheran Visitor 11/16/1893, page 8 Nichols, Lilly Miss married Motte E. Dawkins both of Newberry SC on 1/21/1900 at St. Luke’s Parsonage, officiated by Rev. George S. Bearden, Lutheran Visitor, 2/1/1900, page 11 Nichols, Luke M. married Miss Ola Schumpert both of Newberry SC on 12/26/1899 at St. Luke’s Parsonage officiated by Rev. George S. Bearden, Lutheran Visitor 1/4/1900, page 13 Nichols, Lula Catherine 16 days old daughter of Leppard and S. C. Nichols died 2/5/1891. Lutheran Visitor 2/26/1891, page 8 Nichols, Minnie Miss married Clarence Dominick both of Newberry County SC at the home of J. S. Nichols on 12/27/1900 officiated by Rev. Z. W. Bedenbaugh, Lutheran Visitor 1/10/1901, page 11 Nichols, Minnie Miss married W. B. Lindler in 1893. She died of TB on 1/10/1901 with burial at Union E. L. Church in Lexington County SC at age 30 years, 10 months and 19 days old. She was an 1890 graduate of Gaston College. Her brother preceded her in death and now her parents were childless. Lutheran Visitor 2/7/1901, page 11 Nichols, Minnie Miss married W. B. Lindler on 3/16/1893 at the home of the bride’s father at Lexington County SC officiated by Rev. J. D. Shealy, Lutheran Visitor 3/30/1893, page 8 Nichols, N. Arthur married Miss Mallie Sease both of Newberry County SC on 11/14/1901 at the home of John Sease father of the bride, officiated by Rev. H. J. Mathias, Lutheran Visitor 11/28/1901, page 11 Nichols, Nancy Una 4 months and 25 days old daughter of B. F. and L. C. Nichols died 7/14/1894, Lutheran Visitor 7/26/1894, page 8 Nichols, R. Ellen Miss married Noah E. Taylor both of Newberry SC on 12/24/1889 officiated by Rev. M. J. Epting, Lutheran Visitor 1/9/1890, page 8 Nichols, Sarah Catherine daughter of James Addy and wife of Leopard Nichols of Lexington County NC was born 10/6/1872 and died 4/20/1892 at age of 19 years, 6 months and 14 days. She was survived by a husband, infant daughter , father, brothers and sisters. She was a member of Union E. L. Church of SC. Lutheran Visitor, 5/12/1892, page 8 Nichols, T. S. married Miss Nettie Lee Shealy both of Lexington SC on 1/5/1902 at the groom’s residence, officiated by Rev. S. P. Schumpert, Lutheran Visitor 1/30/1902, page 11 Nichols, Thomas of Lexington SC married Miss Gertrude Holley of Saluda SC on 10/27/1901 at the home of J. H. Riser of Etheridge SC officiated by Rev. Y von A. Riser, Lutheran Visitor 11/7/1901, page 11 NICKEL BANDS – groups of congregations raising funds for the missions – Bethlehem and St. Philip’s congregations acknowledged. Lutheran Visitor 1/15/1891, page 5 Nicoll, W. D. a senior of the Theological Seminary at Gettysburg PA had an appointment for Harper’s Ferry West VA, Lutheran Visitor 5/29/1890, page 4 Nifong, Caleb Peeler oldest son of P. S. and H. V. Nifong was born 10/1/1876 and died 5/6/1899 at age 22 years, 7 months and 5 days. He was afflicted with hip disease at age 4 years and suffered as a cripple Burial was in the cemetery of Hebron Reformed Church in Davidson County NC. Much detail on his education and sickness, Lutheran Visitor 5/25/1899, page 11 Niswandoo, George H. married Miss Mettie E. Cook both of Augusta County VA on 5/20/1894 at the home of the bride’s father John Cook near Fort Defiance VA officiated by Rev. W. B. Oney, Lutheran Visitor 5/24/1894, page 8 Nixon, Samuel died 2/1/1899 at his home at Senoia GA at age 83 years. Burial was in the family graveyard at Haralson GA. Lutheran Visitor 3/23/1899, page 11 Noble, Ella Miss married Jason Fender both of Barnwell County SC on 11/3/1892 officiated by Rev. J. H. Wilson, Lutheran Visitor 2/9/1893, page 8 Nobles, Margaret Mrs. died 5/19/1900 at her home near Newberry SC at age 92 years, 7 months and 8 days. Her husband died 50 years ago. Burial was in the cemetery of Colony E. L. Church. Three children preceded her in death and she was survived by nine children. Lutheran Visitor 5/31/1900, page 11 NORFOLK MISSION – a history of the mission, Lutheran Visitor 5/17/1900, page 9 Norman, R. E. Dr. of Middleburg FL married Miss Kate K. Bruce daughter of Dr. J. D. Bruce of Prosperity SC, on 4/10/1890 officiated by Rev. J. C. Boyd, Lutheran Visitor 4/17/1890, page 8 Norman, V. L. and family of Walhalla SC moved to Atlanta GA, Lutheran Visitor 4/5/1894, page 4 Norman, Victor Louis 2 months and 20 days old child of V. L. Norman died at the home in Walhalla SC on 8/31/1889. Lutheran Visitor 9/19/1889, page 8 Norris, Robert of Newberry SC was an 1899 graduate of Newberry College, Lutheran Visitor, 6/29/1899, page 8 Norris, Sindy Mrs. married S. J. Burtle on 10/17/1891 at the home of the bride at Troutman NC officiated by Rev. D. W. Michael, Lutheran Visitor 11/19/1891, page 8 NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE – about commencement, Lutheran Visitor 6/14/1894, page 5; a report on the meeting of the Board of Trustees, Lutheran Visitor 6/21/1894, page 1; about the re-union held at St. John’s E. L. Church, Cabarrus County NC. Lutheran Visitor 8/23/1894, page 5; about commencement – graduating class of seven, Lutheran Visitor 5/30/1895, page 1 and Lutheran Visitor 6/13/1895, page 1; ARTIST SKETCH of the school; lengthy article on the school, Lutheran Visitor 8/22/1895, page 1 NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE – about the medal contest among seven of its students, Lutheran Visitor 4/4/1889, page 4; Rev. J. G. Schaid resigned the Presidency of the college. Lutheran Visitor 7/18/1889, page 5; about the school and teachers, Lutheran Visitor 9/5/1889, page 4; a complimentary article, Lutheran Visitor 9/26/1889, page 5; Lutheran Visitor 10/3/1889, page 1; a new Organ for the college; a story of how the funds were raised, Lutheran Visitor 3/20/1890, page 5 NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE – details of opening, Lutheran Visitor 9/18/1890, page 5; Rev. H. M. Heilman of Harney MD was professor of German and Natural Science and the Pastorate of Mt. Pleasant E. L. Church, Lutheran Visitor 11/20/1890, page 4; about the anniversary exercises of the Pi Sigma Phi Literary Society, Lutheran Visitor 4/30/1891, page 2; artist sketch of the college – announcement of commencement on 6/6-10; program for commencement, Lutheran Visitor 6/4/1891, page 5; about commencement, Lutheran Visitor 6/18/1891, page 8; "Notes" on the school, Lutheran Visitor 7/16/1891, page 5; generalized writing on the worth of education and the college, Lutheran Visitor 1/14/1892, page 5; the annual report to Synod on the condition of the college, Lutheran Visitor, 5/5/1892, page 4; about commencement, Lutheran Visitor, 6/9/1892, page 1; about commencement, Lutheran Visitor 6/8/1893, page 5 NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE, Mt. Pleasant NC – a report on commencement exercises, Lutheran Visitor, 6/8/1899, page 4; resignation of the president, Rev. M. G. G. Sherer was accepted. Prof Edgar Bowers of the faculty was President Pro Tem, Lutheran Visitor, 6/29/1899, page 8; all four 1899 graduates of NC College plan to prepare for the ministry, Lutheran Visitor, 7/27/1899, page 8; Bids advertised for the relocation of the college, Lutheran Visitor 8/24/1899, page 1; classes opened 8/30/1899, details, Lutheran Visitor 9/21/1899, page 9; an editorial on the pros and cons of moving the college, Lutheran Visitor, 2/8/1900, page 4; about the meeting at St. John’s E. L. Church concerning the moving of the NC College, Lutheran Visitor, 3/1/1900, page 4, 5; about commencement, Lutheran Visitor 6/7/1900, page 5; information on the school, Lutheran Visitor 7/12/1900, page 9; History etc. Lutheran Visitor 7/26/1900, page 5, 12; about the grand opening of the school, Lutheran Visitor 9/13/1900, page 8 and Lutheran Visitor 9/20/1900, page 5; 80 students now attending – the future is getting brighter, Lutheran Visitor 11/22/1900, page 8; about the forward movement of the college, Lutheran Visitor 1/3/1901, page 5; the HISTORY and ORIGIN of NC College, Part #1 - Lutheran Visitor 3/7/1901, page 4; Part #2 Lutheran Visitor 3/14/1901, page 5; about commencement, Lutheran Visitor 6/6/1901, page 12; the 48th session opened on 9/4, details, Lutheran Visitor 9/12/1901, page 9; all members of the faculty tendered their resignations, Lutheran Visitor 3/6/1902, page 8; a report on the condition of the college, Lutheran Visitor 7/24/1902, page 12 NORTH CAROLINA HISTORY OF LUTHERANISM - Lutheran Visitor 3/7/1889, page 2; Lutheran Visitor 3/21/1889, page 2 NORTH CAROLINA SYNOD – a report of the SOUTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor 11/9/1893, page 5; some news about some of the parishes, Lutheran Visitor 12/14/1893, page 5; a short history of the NC Synod; about the 91st annual conference held 5/3, Lutheran Visitor 5/17/1894, page 4, 5 and Lutheran Visitor 5/24/1894, page 5; examples of progress within the synod, Lutheran Visitor 5/31/1894, page 1; report on the SOUTHERN CONFERENCE, and the NORTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor 8/16/1894, page 2; report on the meeting – 3 men ordained, Lutheran Visitor 8/30/1894, page 4; report on the NORTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor 11/1/1894, page 4; report on the NORTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor 4/18/1895, page 2; 92nd annual meeting at St. Michael’s E. L. Church at Troutman, Iredell County NC. Lutheran Visitor 5/16/1895, page 1; statistics, Lutheran Visitor 7/4/1895, page 4; SOUTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor 8/8/1895, page 2; minutes given, Lutheran Visitor 8/15/1895, page 1 and Lutheran Visitor 8/291895, page 1 and Lutheran Visitor 9/5/1895, page 1 and Lutheran Visitor 9/12/1895, page 1 and Lutheran Visitor 9/19/1895, page 1 and Lutheran Visitor 9/26/1895, page 2; NC Notes, Lutheran Visitor 9/5/1895, page 4; NORTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor 10/10/1895, page 2 NORTH CAROLINA SYNOD – a report on the SOUTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor 10/11/1888, page 4, 5; summary of the NORTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor 10/25/1888, page 2; Notes on NC Congregations, Lutheran Visitor 3/21/1889, page 5; NORTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor 4/18/1889, page 5; 86th annual convention at St. John’s Church, Cabarrus County NC, pastor Rev. S. L. Keller, summary, Lutheran Visitor 5/9/1889, page 1; summary of the meeting held at St. John’s, Lutheran Visitor 5/16/1889, page 5; summary of SOUTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor 7/25/1889, page 5; about the Synod and the towns, Churches and college, Lutheran Visitor 9/5/1889, page 5; about a few of the towns in the Synod, Lutheran Visitor 10/3/1889, page 1; a summary of the NORTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor 10/3/1889, page 4, 5; a summary of the SOUTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor 10/10/1889, page 5; INFORMATION ON SOME OF THE CHURCHES, Lutheran Visitor 10/24/1889, page 1; an article on the undeveloped educational resources of the NC Synod, Lutheran Visitor 1/30/1890, page 1; about the place of this year’s meeting, Sandy Creek in Davidson County NC with Pastor Rev. D. W. Michael, Lutheran Visitor 5/8/1890, page 5 and Lutheran Visitor 5/15/1890, page 4, 5; summary of the SOUTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor7/17/1890, page 5 NORTH CAROLINA SYNOD – a summary of the NORTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor 9/4/1890, page 5 and Lutheran Visitor 9/25/1890, page 4; about the mission societies, Lutheran Visitor 10/16/1890, page 5; about the Churches of the NC Synod, Lutheran Visitor 12/11/1890, page 5; summary of the SOUTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor 1/8/1891, page 5; more on the Churches of the synod, Lutheran Visitor 1/15/1891, page 5 and Lutheran Visitor 1/22/1891, page 1 and Lutheran Visitor 1/29/1891, page 5 and Lutheran Visitor 2/19/1891, page 5 and Lutheran Visitor 3/5/1891, page 1 and Lutheran Visitor 4/16/1891, page 5 and Lutheran Visitor 4/23/1891, page 1; a summary of the conference at St. Enoch’s Church, Rev. W. A. Lutz Pastor in Enochville NC. Lutheran Visitor 5/7/1891, page 5 and Lutheran Visitor 5/14/1891, page 1; a critique of the minutes of the synod, Lutheran Visitor 6/4/1891, page 4; minutes of the SOUTHERN CONFERENCE of the NC Synod at Center Grove on 7/10/1891. Lutheran Visitor 7/30/1891, page 6; about its work, its demands and its claims, Lutheran Visitor 1/21/1892, page 1; 89th annual convention was held in St. Paul’s E. L. Church, Rowan County NC, Rev. C. A. Rose Pastor; details of the places and people; summary of the meeting, Lutheran Visitor, 5/5/1892, page 4 and Lutheran Visitor, 5/12/1892, page 4; a summary of the NORTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor, 5/12/1892, page 5; 10 years past and present in the NC Synod, Lutheran Visitor, 5/19/1892, page 1; about the liquor question at the Synod, Lutheran Visitor, 5/26/1892, page 5; summary of the SOUTHERN CONFERENCE – held at New Bethel Church, Stanly County, Rev. C. C. Lyerly Pastor on 7/28/1892, Lutheran Visitor, 8/18/1892, page 2; NORTHERN CONFERENCE met at Trinity Church, Rev. V. R. Stickley Pastor on 7/29/1892, Lutheran Visitor, 8/18/1892, page 5; SOUTHERN CONFERENCE was held in Ebenezer Church, Rowan County NC on 10/28/1892, Lutheran Visitor, 11/10/1892, page 5; NORTHERN CONFERENCE met at Low’s E. L. Church, Rev. H. M. Brown Pastor on 10/27/1892; details, Lutheran Visitor, 11/17/1892, page 5; about the schools of the NC Synod, Lutheran Visitor 1/26/1893, page 2; a partial report; held at Lutheran E. L. Church in Rowan County NC, Lutheran Visitor 5/11/1893, page 5 and Lutheran Visitor 5/18/1893, page 1; NORTHERN CONFERENCE met in St. Luke’s Church, Tyro, Davidson County NC on 7/28, summary, Lutheran Visitor 8/10/1893, page 4; a summary of the activities of the ministers in the synod; SOUTHERN CONFERENCE summary, Lutheran Visitor 8/10/1893, page 5 and Lutheran Visitor 8/17/1893, page 1; the summary of the extra called session of the NC Synod at St. John’s in Salisbury NC on 8/16/1893, Lutheran Visitor 8/24/1893, page 4; about the Cherokee in NC, Lutheran Visitor 8/31/1893, page 5; a report on various Churches, Lutheran Visitor 9/7/1893, page 8 NORTH CAROLINA SYNOD – history, Lutheran Visitor 2/16/1899, page 12; report on the meeting, Lutheran Visitor 5/11/1899, page 4, 5; SOUTHERN CONFERENCE summary, Lutheran Visitor 8/3/1899, page 9; SOUTHERN CONFERENCE AT Mt. Zion E. L. Church in Richfield NC, summary, Lutheran Visitor 11/30/1899, page 12; The address made by Rev. George H. Fox at the conference, Lutheran Visitor 12/7/1899, page 2, 3; about the question of the college, Lutheran Visitor 5/17/1900, page 1; about the conclusion of the 97th convention, Lutheran Visitor 5/17/1900, page 4, 5; state of the Church in the NC Synod, Lutheran Visitor 5/17/1900, page 12; report on the SOUTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor 8/2/1900, page 4, 5; report on SOUTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor 11/29/1900, page 12, 13; about the interests of the Synod in the education of the population, Lutheran Visitor 1/17/1901, page 2, 3, 4; a report of the meeting held May 6, 1901 at Frieden’s Church, Guilford County, Lutheran Visitor 5/9/1901, page 4, 5; 2nd annual REUNION at the historic Lutheran Church, China Grove NC – details, Lutheran Visitor 8/15/1901, page 9; SOUTHERN CONFERENCE report, Lutheran Visitor 11/28/1901, page 12; NORTH CONFERENCE report, Lutheran Visitor 12/5/1901, page 13; report of the meeting, Lutheran Visitor 7/2/1902, page 2; a report on the SOUTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor 8/7/1902, page 8, 9; report of the NORTHERN CONFERENCE, Lutheran Visitor 8/28/1902, page 9; about all the NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES, Lutheran Visitor, 2/15/1900, page 4; summary of the Synod on 5/4/1900, Lutheran Visitor, 5/10/1900 page 4 Norton, George M. Dr. married Miss Leila Exley, the oldest daughter of M. L. Exley on 10/6/1902 officiated by Rev. Dr. Schaeffer at the Church of the Ascension, Lutheran Visitor 10/9/1902, page 8 NORWEGIAN E. L. CHURCH in America, Lutheran Visitor 2/18/1892, page 3 Nulvey, Dora L. Miss married S. Wine both of Augusta County VA on 6/11/1893 at the home of the bride’s father officiated by Rev. W. R. Oney, Lutheran Visitor 6/15/1893, page 8 Nunamaker, Annie Gladyce 2 years old daughter of B. H. and Carrie Spence Nunamaker died 7/22/1902 in Columbia SC. Burial was in St. Andrew’s cemetery, Dutch Fork, Lexington Sc. Lutheran Visitor 9/18/1902, page 11 Nunamaker, Ben Nunamaker, Benjamin Sidney 28 years old drowned while boating, details of the incident, Lutheran Visitor 4/16/1891, page 4; he was born 3/18/1867. He drowned in the Saluda River, 14 miles above Columbia SC on 4/13/1891 at age 24 years, and 26 days. Burial was in the cemetery of St. Michael’s E. L. Church Lexington County SC. Lutheran Visitor 4/30/1891, page 8 Nunamaker, Eugene F. married Miss Ida L. Nunamaker, both of Lexington County on 4/23/1891 in Lexington County SC near Columbia SC at the home of the bride’s father officiated by Rev. J. Austin of Springfield GA. Lutheran Visitor 4/30/1891, page 8 Nunamaker, Ida L. Miss married Eugene F. Nunamaker both of Lexington County on 4/23/1891 in Lexington County SC near Columbia SC at the home of the bride’s father officiated by Rev. J. Austin of Springfield GA. Lutheran Visitor 4/30/1891, page 8 Nunamaker, Nannie Mary Miss married Aquilla Lee Herron both of Columbia SC on 6/28/1900 officiated by Rev. M. M. Kinard PhD, Lutheran Visitor 7/12/1900, page 11 Nunamaker, Sallie Miss 33 years old died 2/2/1893 in Lexington County SC, Lutheran Visitor 2/16/1893, page 8 Nungezer, Kate Lucille Miss married Charles C. Ehlers on 6/11/1902 in St. Paul’s E. L. Church, Savannah GA officiated by Rev. M. J. Epting, Lutheran Visitor 7/31/1902, page 11 Nunnall, Rhoda E. Miss married John C. Cameron both of Wythe County VA on 11/8/1899 officiated by Rev. D. S. Fox, Lutheran Visitor 11/23/1899, page 11 Nunnamaker, Carrie Miss of Selwood SC married S. E. Matheny of Summerton SC on 12/4/1890 at the home of Bachman L. Dreher officiated by Rev. J. A. Linn, Lutheran Visitor 12/11/1890, page 8 Nunnamaker, Cornelia Frances Miss 30 years, 9 months and 23 days old died in Lexington County SC on 6/21/1895 survived by a husband and two small children. She was a member of St. Andrew’s E. L. Church and was buried in the church cemetery. Lutheran Visitor 7/11/1895, page 6 Nussman, Adolphus Rev. first located in Rowan County NC in 1772 near Second Creek and served Organ Church and Salisbury Churches for two years. He then arranged to have Mr. Arndt, an educated school teacher, ordained and then placed the Rowan County Church work in the hands of Mr. Arndt while he removed to another section in which today was the site of St. John’s Church, Cabarrus County NC. During the Revolutionary War he secreted himself in the tall undergrowth along the banks of a small stream near his house to escape the Tories. Recently a new marble headstone was placed on his grave replacing an old bluestone slab, which was worn with age. The old stone was placed inside St. John’s Church and still bears the German inscription "Christus ist mein Leben, Sterben ist mein Gewinn. Das Andenken der Gerechten bleibet in Segen. Heir ruhen die Gebeine des truen Predigers, Adolp Nussman in Deutschland geboren, im August 1739, gestorben den 3 ten November 1794." There are now 7214 Lutherans in NC. Some of Rev. Nussman’s great grandchildren living in 1899 were Dr. Barrier of Mt. Pleasant NC; Adam Nussman and others. Lutheran Visitor 8/3/1899, page 8 Nussman, Camilla L. Miss 40 years, 7 months and 1 day old wife of Joseph W. Lentz and great grand daughter of Rev. Adolph Nussman who was the first Lutheran minister of NC, died 3/10/1891 at her home near St. Stephen’s E. L. Church in Cabarrus County NC. Burial was at the cemetery of St. Stephen’s Church. Lutheran Visitor 3/26/1891, page 8 Nussman, Catherine 75 years, 7 months and 28 days old was born 7/18/1826 and died in Rowan County NC on 3/16/1902. She married Peter Earnhardt 1845 and they had 4 sons and 4 daughters. Seven of the children were still living. She was a member of Immanuel E. L. Church. She was a grand daughter to Rev. Adolphus Nussman who was a missionary in NC 1773. Her 83 years old sister Leah died 1901. Lutheran Visitor 4/17/1902, page 11 Nussman, James Linch 9 years, 7 months and 9 days old son of A. M. and M. E. Nussman died in Cabarrus County NC on 2/26/1895. He was buried by the side of his sister at St. Stephen’s E. L. Church cemetery. Lutheran Visitor 3/7/1895, page 8
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