The son of John Walker Bailey and Sarah Cecil, who were originally from Mercer county, Va/Wv.
84 years, retired minister.
He married Miss Emma Virginia Barkley in Ellis county, Texas on 1 August, 1881. The license was issued on 25 July by BF Hawkins, clerk of court, and EP Hawkins, deputy, at Waxahachee, Texas. The rites were performed by AC Goodrich, minister of the gospel. The record was filed 2 August 1881 by BR Hawkins.
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Citations:
Texas County Marriage Index 1837-1977.
Texas Deaths, 1890-1976. Image 214 of 522, State Registrar Office, Austin.
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October 2015.
Member 48104028 documents ministers and states that
Mr. Bailey may have been associated with the American Restoration Movement, please send any statements/proof of such to the Edit tab at this memorial with sources (do not add as an image). I will try to add them. Thanks!
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Contribution # 1. By Member 46515204. Received Oct. 16th.
Bailey. On Saturday, September 16, Brother S. C. Bailey departed this life. Had he lived until October 19, he would have been eighty-five years old. Forty years of Brother Bailey's life were spent in preaching "Baptist doctrine," but upon hearing the truth more perfectly, he obeyed the gospel, and spent the rest of his days in preaching the simple gospel of Christ by word of mouth and through the printed page. He and his wife "Ruby" traveled widely over the brotherhood in behalf of the Boles Orphan Home. She was the greatest comfort and help to Brother Bailey in his declining years, other than the Lord himself. Brother Showalter spoke words of comfort here and Brother Ruel Lemmons at the grave at Midlothian. It was good to have known and to have been associated with Brother Bailey. ---C. B. Thomas. Corpus Christi, Texas. The Firm Foundation, Feb. 13, 1945, 16.
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84 years, retired minister.
He married Miss Emma Virginia Barkley in Ellis county, Texas on 1 August, 1881. The license was issued on 25 July by BF Hawkins, clerk of court, and EP Hawkins, deputy, at Waxahachee, Texas. The rites were performed by AC Goodrich, minister of the gospel. The record was filed 2 August 1881 by BR Hawkins.
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Citations:
Texas County Marriage Index 1837-1977.
Texas Deaths, 1890-1976. Image 214 of 522, State Registrar Office, Austin.
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October 2015.
Member 48104028 documents ministers and states that
Mr. Bailey may have been associated with the American Restoration Movement, please send any statements/proof of such to the Edit tab at this memorial with sources (do not add as an image). I will try to add them. Thanks!
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Contribution # 1. By Member 46515204. Received Oct. 16th.
Bailey. On Saturday, September 16, Brother S. C. Bailey departed this life. Had he lived until October 19, he would have been eighty-five years old. Forty years of Brother Bailey's life were spent in preaching "Baptist doctrine," but upon hearing the truth more perfectly, he obeyed the gospel, and spent the rest of his days in preaching the simple gospel of Christ by word of mouth and through the printed page. He and his wife "Ruby" traveled widely over the brotherhood in behalf of the Boles Orphan Home. She was the greatest comfort and help to Brother Bailey in his declining years, other than the Lord himself. Brother Showalter spoke words of comfort here and Brother Ruel Lemmons at the grave at Midlothian. It was good to have known and to have been associated with Brother Bailey. ---C. B. Thomas. Corpus Christi, Texas. The Firm Foundation, Feb. 13, 1945, 16.
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The son of John Walker Bailey and Sarah Cecil, who were originally from Mercer county, Va/Wv.
84 years, retired minister.
He married Miss Emma Virginia Barkley in Ellis county, Texas on 1 August, 1881. The license was issued on 25 July by BF Hawkins, clerk of court, and EP Hawkins, deputy, at Waxahachee, Texas. The rites were performed by AC Goodrich, minister of the gospel. The record was filed 2 August 1881 by BR Hawkins.
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Citations:
Texas County Marriage Index 1837-1977.
Texas Deaths, 1890-1976. Image 214 of 522, State Registrar Office, Austin.
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October 2015.
Member 48104028 documents ministers and states that
Mr. Bailey may have been associated with the American Restoration Movement, please send any statements/proof of such to the Edit tab at this memorial with sources (do not add as an image). I will try to add them. Thanks!
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Contribution # 1. By Member 46515204. Received Oct. 16th.
Bailey. On Saturday, September 16, Brother S. C. Bailey departed this life. Had he lived until October 19, he would have been eighty-five years old. Forty years of Brother Bailey's life were spent in preaching "Baptist doctrine," but upon hearing the truth more perfectly, he obeyed the gospel, and spent the rest of his days in preaching the simple gospel of Christ by word of mouth and through the printed page. He and his wife "Ruby" traveled widely over the brotherhood in behalf of the Boles Orphan Home. She was the greatest comfort and help to Brother Bailey in his declining years, other than the Lord himself. Brother Showalter spoke words of comfort here and Brother Ruel Lemmons at the grave at Midlothian. It was good to have known and to have been associated with Brother Bailey. ---C. B. Thomas. Corpus Christi, Texas. The Firm Foundation, Feb. 13, 1945, 16.
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84 years, retired minister.
He married Miss Emma Virginia Barkley in Ellis county, Texas on 1 August, 1881. The license was issued on 25 July by BF Hawkins, clerk of court, and EP Hawkins, deputy, at Waxahachee, Texas. The rites were performed by AC Goodrich, minister of the gospel. The record was filed 2 August 1881 by BR Hawkins.
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Citations:
Texas County Marriage Index 1837-1977.
Texas Deaths, 1890-1976. Image 214 of 522, State Registrar Office, Austin.
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October 2015.
Member 48104028 documents ministers and states that
Mr. Bailey may have been associated with the American Restoration Movement, please send any statements/proof of such to the Edit tab at this memorial with sources (do not add as an image). I will try to add them. Thanks!
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Contribution # 1. By Member 46515204. Received Oct. 16th.
Bailey. On Saturday, September 16, Brother S. C. Bailey departed this life. Had he lived until October 19, he would have been eighty-five years old. Forty years of Brother Bailey's life were spent in preaching "Baptist doctrine," but upon hearing the truth more perfectly, he obeyed the gospel, and spent the rest of his days in preaching the simple gospel of Christ by word of mouth and through the printed page. He and his wife "Ruby" traveled widely over the brotherhood in behalf of the Boles Orphan Home. She was the greatest comfort and help to Brother Bailey in his declining years, other than the Lord himself. Brother Showalter spoke words of comfort here and Brother Ruel Lemmons at the grave at Midlothian. It was good to have known and to have been associated with Brother Bailey. ---C. B. Thomas. Corpus Christi, Texas. The Firm Foundation, Feb. 13, 1945, 16.
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