The Jubilee History and Biographical Sketches of the [Black] Liberty
Association, G. R. Ford.  Printed and Published by Times Publishing
Company of Smith's Grove, Ky., 1916. Also taken from Barren's Black
Roots, Vol. 3, Michelle B. Gorin, (C) May 1993. Used by permission. 
[Barren Co.]

REV. JAMES FORD LEWIS, of Pageville, Barren county, Ky., was born August
10, 1843.  He was converted under Rev. Tolbert Rogers and joined the
Pleasant Union Baptist church at Mammoth Cave, Edmonson county, Ky.
There he began to preach the gospel.  He taught school two years and
after the Rocky Hill church was organized he moved his membership to
that place where he remained until his death.  On September 8, 1869 he
went into wedlock with Miss Nancy Drane and to that union four children
were born, viz.: Mrs. Mary B Greer, who is now the wife of the late
Hayden Greer, Messrs J. H. T., R. T. M., and J. W. Lewis.  He was
ordained and was pastor of the Caney Fork Church.  The churches he was
pastor of at his death were: Glasgow Junction, Scottsville, Horse Cave
and Poplar Grove. He died November 23, 1881.

Drane Greer Lewis Rogers
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Horse_Cave-Hart-KY Mammoth_Cave-Edmonson-KY  Scottsville-Allen-KY

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