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HearthAmazing Grace, First African Baptist Church, Harris Neck GaGeorgian cottage last used as a tenant fatmhouse. The last resident said it was built like a saddlebag, with a central chimney anchored by four fireplaces in four rooms but noted that they usually had to huddle in one room because they didn't have enough firewood.Search Vanishing Coastal Georgia
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Emma Gale writes: My ancestors (The Andrews), founded this Church circa 1865-1867. Originally they were up in Rumph Island, about 10 miles, headed toward Mt. Pleasant. The church and a school was started in the home of my Uncle Dock. My Grand-Uncle (Dock Andrews), and other relatives once owned Bull Island (at the end of this Road), that the Church is on, and much of the property down this Road. My Grand uncle (Rev. Alex Anderson), brother to my Maternal Grandmother, once Pastored First African Missionary Baptist (Everett).