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John Walker Hundley

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From 1897 to 1904, he served both as the moderator of the Augusta Association of Baptist churches and as the pastor of the Covington (VA) Baptist Church, where he spearheaded the erection of a new sanctuary, which was dedicated in 1902. Following his tenure at Covington, he returned to the Eastern
68:. In 1877, he organized a new congregation - the Atlantic Baptist Church - and, throughout the 1870s and 1880s, served as pastor of seven additional churches on the Eastern Shore. In 1890, he was called to 79:
Reverend Hundley married Virginia M. Quarles, of Louisa County, Virginia, in 1865, with whom he had seven children. He died in October 1914 at the Covington home of his daughter, Augusta Hundley Rinehart.
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and was ordained to the Baptist ministry in November 1876 at Mechanicsville Church in
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Hundley attended Richmond (VA) College from 1858 until 1861, when he joined the
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He began his ministry on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, at Modesttown and
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by George Braxton Taylor. J.P. Bell Company, Inc., Lynchburg, VA, 1915.
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This article is about the Baptist minister. For the entertainer, see
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Virginia Baptist Ministers, Fifth Series, 1902-1914
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John Hundley
Baptist
Virginia
King and Queen County, Virginia
26th Virginia Infantry
Confederate Army
Crozer Theological Seminary
Hanover County, Virginia
Chincoteague
Tarboro, North Carolina
Categories
1841 births
1914 deaths
Baptist ministers from the United States
People from King and Queen County, Virginia
People of Virginia in the American Civil War
Baptists from Virginia

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