IMPORTANT:  The book, A Complete History of Methodism, resides in the Public Domain. The summary and photographs contained on these pages may be downloaded for personal, non-commercial use only, and may not be republished.Copyright restrictions may apply.

The MSGenWeb Project wishes to express its
sincere appreciation to Bren Cloud for making this material available.

"My grandfather Roy Scott left this book to me. He inherited it from his father Emmett Scott, Emmett got it from his father John Wesley Scott. John's parents, Gabriel and Abigail Griffing Scott are mentioned in the book for the work they did at Cane Ridge Church in Jefferson County.  This book offers a rich history of the 1700's in the south, and mentions many of the earliest settlers." - Bren Cloud
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This book chronicles the experiences of the Rev. Tobias Gibson and his successors in the Natchez Territory during the period ca. late 1700's early 1800's.  Included are many names and descriptions of early families, and of the area.  In addition to being extremely interesting reading, this summary provides a factual and unusual look at the era, and of the families who, in spite of the wilderness and inherent dangers, migrated into and settled what is today Adams, Amite, Franklin, Jefferson, and Wilkinson Counties, in Mississippi.

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