St. Paul's Second Baptist Church
Rev. Chapman Harris
Research Project


Students from Hanover College are working together with Sue Livers and Elbert Hinds of the Jefferson County Historic Preservation Society to recover a bit of Madison's past. Their research focuses on two related subjects: the history of St. Paul's Second Baptist Church and the career of one of its pastors, Rev. Chapman Harris, conductor of the Underground Railraod at Eagle Hollow east of Madison. The project is scheduled for completion in May 1999.


Texts


"The Underground Railroad. The Madison Route--Prominent Abbettors of It,"
Madison Courier 12 September 1888

"Of the Underground Rail Road, Which Had a Line Through Jefferson County,"
Madison Courier 28 July 1899

Charles E. Heberhart, "They Say and Do in the Country"


Research in Progress


Key Names and Words

Members of the Project and Current Task

Michelle Gammon (866)7708
Current Task: newspapers 1859

gammon@hanover.edu

Alea Gold (866)7891
Current Task: newspapers 1858
goldal@hanover.edu

Sally Maschino (866)7946
Current Task: Coordinator and HTML work
maschino@hanover.edu

Sara Mosholder (866)7867
Current Task: newspapers 1857
mosholdr@hanover.edu

Catherine Nash
Current Task: newpapers 1861
queen_cat25@hotmail.com

Doc Pickett 265-9034
mpickett@seidata.com

David Thomas(866)7647
thomasd@hanover.edu

Alma Zecevic (866)7724
Current Task: newspapers 1860
zecevic@hanover.edu

Ms. Sue Livers 265-0125

rlivers@seidata.com

Mr. Elbert Hinds

Frank Luttmer (866)7205

luttmer@hanover.edu


Last Updated: February 27, 1999
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