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William Gaines (minister and community leader)

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of an interview between the colored ministers and church officers at Savannah with the Secretary of War and Major General Sherman, Headquarters of Major General Sherman in the City of Savannah, Georgia January 12, 1865 at 8 p.m. available online at the Freedmen & Southern Society
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with split off over the issue of slavery. As of 1865, he had ministered for 16 years and was 41 years old. Fellow A.M.E. church leader and bishop
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Gaines was a preacher at the Methodist Episcopal (M.E.) Church (Andrew's Chapel). He later moved to the
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in Savannah on January 12, 1865 about 3 months before the end of the
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was his brother. He was involved in the foundation of
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Savannah, Georgia
Black
Garrison Frazier
Ulysses L. Houston
James D. Lynch
Major General
William Tecumseh Sherman
Secretary of War
Edwin Stanton
American Civil War
Green–Meldrim House
Special Field Orders No. 15
Forty acres and a mule
Wilkes County, Georgia
Robert Toombs
United States Senate
Union Army
Sherman's March to the Sea
A.M.E. church
Wesley John Gaines
Jackson Chapel




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