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Traces the history of the Cumberland Presbyterian denomination in Harrison County, Texas, from 1848 until 1998. A massive book. Published at $50.
By Rose Mary Magrill. (Marshall, Texas and Memphis, Tennessee: Sesquicentennial Committee [Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Marshall] and Historical Foundation of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1998. Hardbound. 768 pages.
This new resource is extensively researched and generously illustrated. It contains information on early East Texas pioneer families who settled in Harrison County, Texas.
In 1998 Family of Faith received Honorable Mention for the Robert Lee Stowe Award given for the best published historical study of an American Presbyterian or Reformed congregation. This award is given by the Presbyterian Historical Society.
Churches included: Carmel Cumberland Presbyterian Church [also called Wilson Chapel and Scratch Eye], Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Marshall, Ewing Chapel Cumberland Presbyterian Church [also called Hall's Chapel], Fairview Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Gill Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Hope Chapel Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Marshall (First) Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Nesbitt Chapel Cumberland Presbyterian Church
