1871
Rev. H. R. Crockett reported that he had organized a congregation in Moberly to be known as Moberly congregation, which was on motion of said brother received under care of this Presbytery, and elder J. C. Tedford, representative from said congregation, took his seat in Presbytery.

Your committee on supplies have attended to the business assigned to them, and recommend that you pass the following order; . . . 7th, that Bro. H. R. Crockett preach to Moberly congregation one half of his time and to Sugar Creek and Roanoke each one half of his time.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 9, 1871, pages 354 & 361 in typescript]

1871
Elder representative from Moberly - O. F. Chandler
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 24, 1872, page 363 in typescript]

1872
Elder representative from Moberly - O. F. Chandler

Committee on ministerial supplies reported which on motion of Bro. Mitchell was concurred in, and orders passed. Your committee on supplies recommend the passage of the following order: . . . 3rd, that Bro. H. R. Crockett supply Moberly one half of his time.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 16, 1872, pages 374 & 377 in typescript]

1872
No elder representative from Moberly
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 22, 1872, page 379 of typescript]

1873
McGee Presbytery met in the city of Moberly, Missouri, March 7, 1873.
No elder representative from Moberly

Your committee on supplies, after obtaining what information they could concerning the wishes of the congregations, which are here represented, submit the following report: . . . 3rd, that you approve the dissolution of the relation previously existing between Bro. H. R. Crockett and New Bethel congregation and recognize the arrangement between said brother and the Moberly congregation for all his time.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 7, 1873, pages 389 & 397 in typescript]

1873
No elder representative from Moberly
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 21, 1873, page 398 in typescript]

1874
No elder representative from Moberly
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 5, 1874, page 411 in typescript]

1874
Elder representative from Moberly - J. W. McQuaid
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 20, 1874, page 419 in typescript]

1875
Elder representative from Moberly - O. F. Chandler
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 25, 1875, page 431 in typescript]

1875
Elder representative from Moberly - J. F. Hannah
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, September 16, 1875, page 443 in typescript]

1876
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.

Members present as on adjournment Rev. J. W. Morrow and elder W. N. Rutherford, representative from Moberly congregation appeared in Presbytery.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 30 & 31, 1876, pages 452 & 454 in typescript]

1877
Elder representative from Moberly - B. H. Rutherford
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 30, 1877, page 463 in typescript]

1877
Elder representative from Moberly - J. F. Hannah
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, November 2, 1877, page 473 in typescript]

1878
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.

Bros. J. F. Hannah representative from Moberly congregation, and J. D. Howe, from Macon appeared in Presbytery and their names were enrolled.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, October 4, 1878, pages 480 & 481 in typescript]

1879
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.

J. H. McQuaid, representative from Moberly congregation appeared in Presbytery.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 21 & 22, 1879, pages 488 & 490 in typescript]

1879
Elder representative from Moberly - J. F. Hannah
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 29, 1879, page 2 of printed minutes]

1880
McGee Presbytery met with the Moberly Congregation of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Randolph County, Missouri - February 27th to March 1st, 1880

Elder representative from Moberly - O. E. Hannah
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, February 27, 1880, page 2 of printed minutes]

1880
Elder representative from Moberly - J. R. Blackmore
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 27, 1880, page 1 of printed minutes]

1881
Elder representative from Moberly - J. A. Thompson
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, February 11, 1881, page 1]

1881
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, September 2, 1881, page 1]

1882
Elder representative from Moberly - I. A. Thompson
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, April 7, 1882, page 1 of printed minutes]

1882
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.

Roll called. Members present as in the forenoon with the addition of Rev. James Dysart and Elder J. F. Hannah from the Moberly congregation.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, September 21 & 22, 1882, pages 1 & 3 of printed minutes]

1883
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.

The roll was called. Members present as on adjournment except Rev. J. Dysart and H. C. Thorp. John McDaniel, representative form Sugar Creek, and O. E. Hannah, from Moberly, appeared in Presbytery.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 23 & 24, 1883, pages 1 & 2]

1883
Elder representative from Moberly - J. R. Blackmore

The report on Ministerial work was read and adopted:
We recommend--
1. That the relation heretofore existing between Rev. J. E. Sharp and the Moberly congregation be dissolved, as per mutual agreement.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, September 6, 1883, pages 1 & 14 of printed minutes]

1884
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.

The time (3 p.m.) for the special service arrived and Deacon R. G.Mitchell delivered an address on "Systematic Beneficence," the discussion of which was engaged in with much interest by many of the brethren, pending, which Elder O. E. Hannah, from Moberly congregation appeared in Presbytery.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 28 & 29, 1884, pages 1 & 6 of printed minutes]

1884
Elder representative from Moberly - J. F. Hannah
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 28, 1884, page 1 of printed minutes]

1885
Elder representative from Moberly - J. C. Tedford
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 26, 1885, page 1 of printed minutes]

1885
Elder representative from Moberly - J. P. Cunningham
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 20, 1885, page 1 of printed minutes]

1886
Elder representative from Moberly - J. F. Hannah
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, April 1, 1886, page 1 of printed minutes]

1886
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.

Elder O. E. Hannah, representative of Moberly congregation, appeared in Presbytery.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 13 & 14, 1886, pages 1 & 7 of printed minutes]

1887
Elder representative from Moberly - J. F. Hannah
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 16, 1887, page 2 of printed minutes]

1887
Elder representative from Moberly - J. F. Hannah

Your Committee on Supplies would report that nearly all your congregations desiring preaching are supplied. We recommend:
. . .
2. That you sanction the arrangement between Rev. H. C. Yates and the Moberly congregation.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 31 & September 2, 1887, pages 1 & 14 of printed minutes]

1888
McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church met pursuant to adjournment in Moberly, Mo., March 30th, 1888, at 7:30 p.m.

Elder representative from Moberly - J. F. Hannah
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 30, 1888, page 1 of printed minutes]

1888
Elder representative from Moberly - I. A. Thompson

Your Committee on Supplies would recommend:
1st. That you ratify the arrangement made between the following congregations and ministers for ministerial supply for the ensuing year, viz: between Moberly congregation and Rev. H. Clay Yates for the whole of his time.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, September 21 & 24, 1888, pages 1 & 11 of printed minutes]

1889
Elder representative from Moberly - J. C. Harlan

The records of the Moberly Church Session were referred to the Committee on Appeals.

We your Committee on Appeals would respectfully report, . . .
In regard to the appeal case referred to us from Moberly congregation, we believe that the session in this case has complied with the spirit of the law, yet we find a number of technical errors, and from the papers before us are inclined to believe that the full and proper spirit, as laid down in Matt. xviii: 15, 16, 17, was, to a large degree, wanting in the whole proceedings on the part of those particularly interested. But with the light before us and the interest of the cause of Christ, the Moberly congregation, the defendant and preservation of discipline, we are of the opinion that the highest interest will be subserved by no appeal being allowed, and we so recommend. And further, we recommend that in the spirit of love the Moberly session deal with the defendant in such a way as to effect a restoration and reconciliation between all parties.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, April 5 & 8, 1889, pages 1, 4 & 17 of printed minutes]

1889
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.

Elder J. R. Blackmore appeared in Presbytery and was enrolled as representative from Moberly.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, September 5 & 6, 1889, pages 1 & 2 of printed minutes]

1890
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.

Elder I. A. Thomson appeared and was enrolled as delegate from Moberly.

Presbytery proceeded to the election of Treasurer, and O. E. Hannah, of Moberly was chosen.

The Committee on Supplies made the following report, which was concurred in and the recommendations adopted:
. . .
8th. The relation heretofore existing between Rev. H. C. Yates and the Moberly congregation has, by mutual agreement, been dissolved; therefore, we recommend that you approve of their action.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 13,14 & 15, 1890, pages 1, 7 & 13 of printed minutes]

1890
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Post-Office: O. E. Hannah, Moberly, Mo.
Pastor: none listed
Total Membership: 150
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1890, page 198]

1890
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.

We your Committee on supplies respectfully submit the following items for your approval: 1. That the relation of the brethren be as follows- . . .
Rev. T. W. Baker with Moberly congregation all the time.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 29, 1890]

1891
Elder representative from Moberly - J. R. Blackmore

O. E. Hannah, the alternate from Moberly, appeared, and his name was substituted for the principal.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 27 & 28, 1891, pages 1 & 3 of printed minutes]

1891
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Post-Office: O. E. Hannah, Moberly, Mo.
Pastor: T. W. Baker
Total Membership: 304
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1891, page 214]

1891
Elder representative from Moberly - I. A. Thompson
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 28, 1891, pages 1-2 of printed minutes]

1892
Elder representative from Moberly - J. R. Blackmore

On the subject of Ministerial Supplies we recommend: . . . Second, that you approve the relation entered into by the Moberly congregation with Rev. H. W. Sears, by which Brother Sears, is to be their pastor all his time.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, April 1 & 2, 1892, pages 1 & 13-14 of printed minutes]

1892
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Post-Office: O. E. Hannah, Moberly, Mo.
Pastor: H. W. Sears
Total Membership: 160
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1892, page 224

1892
Elder representative from Moberly - W. T. Richmond

The committee appointed for grouping congregations was Geo. O. Bachman, of Moberly, J. M. Gaiser, of Macon and M. Y. Buchanan, of Moberly.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 26 & 29, 1891, pages 1 & 9 of printed minutes]

1893
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.

J. C. Baird, from the Moberly congregation, appeared in Presbytery.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 31 & April 1, 1893, pages 1 & 2 of printed minutes]

1893
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Post-Office: O. E. Hannah, Moberly, Mo.
Pastor: H. W. Sears
Total Membership: 250
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1893, page 224]

1893
Elder representative from Moberly - J. C. Baird
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 25, 1893, page 1 of printed minutes]

1894
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.

I. A. Thompson of the Moberly congregation took his seat in the Presbytery.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 30 & 31, 1894, pages 1 & 4 of printed minutes]

1894
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Post-Office: G. J. Ginther, Moberly, Mo.
Pastor: H. W. Sears
Total Membership: 246
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1894, page 236]

1894
Elder representative from Moberly - J. C. Baird

On motion Moberly congregation was excused from Presbyterial dues on all membership exceeding 160.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 24 & 26, 1894, pages 1, 2 & 8 of printed minutes]

1895
Elder representative from Moberly - I. A. Thompson

We, your committee beg leave to submit the following: We recommend: . . . the relation between Rev. H. W. Sears, and Moberly and Sugar Creek congregations . . . be dissolved.
Second. That you recognize and sanction the engagement already entered into between Rev. R. T. Phillips, and Moberly, whereby he becomes their regular pastor. We also recommend that Rev. R. T. Phillips, be ordered to supply Sugar Creek congregation, so far as he may be able to do, in connection with his relation with Moberly.

Permanent committee on Statistics made report which was concurred in.
Congregation: Moberly
No. of Elders: 6
No. of Deacons: 8
No. of professions since last Pres.: 1
No. of accessions since last Pres.: 3
Whole No. of members: 225
No. of families represented: 122
Regular service on what Sund'ys: 1-4
Pastor or Supply: Rev. R.T. Phillips
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 15 & 18, 1895, pages 3 , 14, 15 & 16 of printed minutes]

1895
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.

During the devotional exercises the following representatives appeared in Presbytery and their names enrolled: . . . J. C. Baird, Moberly.

Report on statistics read and adopted.
Congregation: Moberly
No. of Elders: 6
No. of Deacons: 11
No. of professions since last Pres.: 0
No. of accessions since last Pres.: 5
Whole No. of members: 225
No. of families represented: 122
Regular service on what Sund'ys: 1-4
Pastor or Supply: Rev. R.T. Phillips
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 23, 1895, pages 4 & 17 of printed minutes]

1896
Elder representative from Moberly - J. C. Baird
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 13, 1896, page 4 of printed minutes]

1896
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Post-Office: G. J. Ginther, Moberly, Mo.
Pastor: R. T. Phillips
No. Communicants: 190
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1896, page 223]

1896

Sunday, May 17, was a gala day with the congregation and friends of the C. P. Church, being the day on which their beautiful church was consecrated and set apart for the worship of the living God. The morning was an ideal May day and all that heart could wish as regarded the weather. Several congregations in the city dismissed their services and at an early hour the people began to come in throngs and so continued till the church was crowded to its utmost capacity to hold them, there being 1,100 or 1,200 present.

The services were opened by an appropriate anthem by the choir, followed by invocation and a selection by Prof. Goetze's orchestra.

Next was the scripture reading by W. H. Black, D.D., President of Missouri Valley College at Marshall, Mo.

The congregation was then favored by a trio, consisting of Mmes. Wilson and Ruby and Mr. C. H. Hardin. Prayer was offered by Rev. Maness of Salisbury, followed by another anthem by the choir. The next thing in the order of the services was the destruction of the mortgages that have hung for some time like a pall over our church. This was one of the most interesting events in the course of the day to those directly interested. The pastor, Rev. R. T. Phillips, had the pleasure of tearing those documents to pieces and throwing them at his feet, after receiving them from R. A. Curran, one of the deacons of the congregation. The indebtedness of the congregation was $6,300, all of which has been raised since the first of March, without resort to festivals or clap-trap methods. The amount of money raised by the church during Brother Phillips' pastorate of fifteen months is about $10,000.

The dedicatory sermon was then delivered by Dr. Black in one of his masterly efforts, of which all Cumberland Presbyterians feel proud.

It was in keeping with the eternal fitness of things that he should preach the dedication sermon, as he was the orator of the day in laying the cornerstone of the building at its beginning. The dedication ceremony was conducted by the pastor, partially surrounded by his official board of elders and deacons, assisted by Rev. A. M. Buchanan, who very appropriately offered the dedication prayer. Thus closed one of the most interesting services in the history of the church. The people point with pride to the efforts of Rev. Phillips in raising the money to pay this indebtedness, thus relieving the church of a grievous burden. He is not only appreciated by his own people, but you hear nothing but words of commendation for him from the community at large. A goodly number were present from surrounding towns and country, some of whom materially aided the church in its final triumph. The total cost of the church, exclusive of the ground, is about $18,000. The congregation has a church of which they may justly be proud.

The sermon at the evening service was preached by Rev. S. D. Logan, pastor of the C. P. Church at Macon, Mo. Brother Logan is a forcible speaker and the people were well repaid for going out to hear him.
                                CORRESPONDENT.
[Source: The Observer (St. Louis, Missouri), May 21, 1896, page 8]

1896
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.

Statistical Table
Name of Congregation: Moberly
Clerk of the Session and Postoffice: G. J. Ginther, Moberly
Pastor: R. T. Phillips
No. Additions: 22
No. Communicants: 190
No. in Sabbath School: 135
No. Sab. Pr'ch'g: 4
Salary of Pastor or Supply: 1111
Building and Repairing: 1994
Value of Church Property: 20000
Education: 0
Ministerial Relief: 10
Foreign Missions: 8
Home Missions: 5
Spec'l Miss. through Assembly Board: 5
Church Erection: 0
Synodical Missions: 0
Local and Presbyterial Missions: 0
Woman's Board of Missions: 30
Children's Day Fund: 0
Miscellaneous: 107
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 28, 1896, pages 4 & 18 of printed minutes]

1897
Elder representative from Moberly - H. Frank Holman
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 19, 1897, page 3 of printed minutes]

1897
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Post-Office: Ginther, G. J., Moberly, Mo.
Minister: Phillips, R. T.
No. Communicants: 227
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1897, page 188]

1897
Elder representative from Moberly - H. Frank Holman

Your Committee on State of Religion and Supplies report that:
. . .
By the mutual agreement of the parties named, we recommend the dissolution of the following relations:
Rev. R. T. Phillips and the Moberly congregation on or before the 1st day of January next.

Your Special Committee, to which was referred the action of the session of Moberly congregation on August 12, 1897, would report that they have examined the minutes of said session of said date and extract the following from the record:
"Moved and seconded that we as a session are opposed to suppers, fairs, and socials as a means of raising money for the church." Roll called and vote stood as follows:
"AYES--                                                NAYES--
Tedford,                                                   Curran,
R. R. Haynes,                                           J. W. Haynes,
Thompson,                                               Richmond,
Holman,                                                   Baird."
It will be observed that by reason of a tie the resolution failed to pass; but it was, nevertheless, recorded in the minutes and the vote thereon; and the minutes, so made up, were approved at the meeting of August 20, 1897. Your Committee regrets this action and regards its record as unfortunate, since it appears to be--whether intentionally or not--in the face of the orders, rulings, and recommendations of the General Assembly, not to say of the plain teachings of the Scriptures which are the paramount rule of faith and practice. In this connection we recommend that your body most earnestly and authoritatively insist upon session and congregations heeding and following that said deliverance of the Assembly, at its late session in Chicago, from which we extract the following:
"That the subject of Systematic Beneficence be thoroughly discussed, at least once a year, in all our Synods, Presbyteries and congregations; that every member of the church contribute regularly, systematically, and proportionately--paying not less than one-tenth of his income--to the Lord's cause; and that it be a settled policy of the denomination that each congregation should be canvassed and every member urged to pledge a definite sum to each of the general benevolences of the church, the same as for the pastor's salary. "That you express your disapproval of all indirect, unscriptural methods of raising money for God's cause, such as fairs, festivals, entertainments of any kind gotten up for that express purpose."
We suggest that your sessions read the whole proceedings of the late Assembly on Systematic Beneficence as found on pages 46 and 131 et seq., of the minutes. We are pleased to note in said minutes the unanimous passage of the following resolution, which is certainly most commendable and should be the rule of action for all your session:

"That we as the session of this church feel it our duty to come between our pastor, Bro. Phillips, and those who are opposed to him and his preaching; and, as the spiritual counsellors and advisers of this church, to request and urge all the members to fall in line and co-operate with us and our pastor in putting down every vice and desecration known to be against the spiritual interest of the church." When this resolution is considered in connection with Bro. Phillips' known opposition to fairs, suppers, etc., and his known advocacy of the tithing system, the first resolution herein-before mentioned should receive a most charitable interpretation. This last resolution also speaks well for the session and pastor in their attitude toward the popular vices and amusements that are in these days so detrimental to the vitality and spirituality of the church, especially when taken in connection with the orders made by the session for the pastor to preach on Scriptural giving, and dancing, and card-playing.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 27, 1897, pages 2 & 19-21 of printed minutes]

1898
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 18, 1898, page 4 of printed minutes]

1898
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Post-Office: G. J. Ginther, Moberly, Mo.
Minister: none listed
No. Communicants: 219
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1898, page 208]

1898
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.

Committee on Supplies reported and report was adopted: . . .
That the following relations be approved:
Rev. G. D. Willingham and the Moberly Congregation.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 26 & 27, 1898, pages 4 & 17 of printed minutes]

1899
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 14, 1899, page 4 of printed minutes]

1899
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Post-Office: G. J. Ginther, Moberly, Mo.
Minister: G. D. Willingham
No. Communicants: 250
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1899, page 103a]

1899
Elder representative from Moberly - R. A. Curran
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 24, 1899, page 4 of printed minutes]

1900
McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian church, met as per adjournment in Moberly, Mo., March 16th, 7:30 P.M.

Elder representative from Moberly - I. A. Thompson

The following paper was adopted:
Resolved, That we express our sincere thanks to Rev. G. D. Willingham and his congregation and all other christians and friends in Moberly and vicinity, who have opened their homes and received the delegates and visitors to this body and so royally entertained us; also, be it
Resolved, That we hereby express our appreciation of the delicious treat given us by the Y.P.S.C.E. of this congregation; and for the elegant addresses made by Drs. Black and Darby, Rev. Stoaks and other visiting brethren, during this session of the Presbytery; and the pastors of the M.E. Church South, Baptist and Presbyterian church, who have invited us to occupy their pulpits on Sunday.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 16 & 19, 1900, pages 3 & 16 of printed minutes]

1900
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Post-Office: G. J. Gunther, Moberly, Mo.
Minister: G. D. Willingham
No. Communicants: 221
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1900, page 123a]

1900
Elder representative from Moberly - J. A. Whiteford
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 24, 1900, page 4 of printed minutes]

1901
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 1, 1901, page 4 of printed minutes]

1901
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Post Office: G. J. Ginther, Moberly, Mo.
Minister in Charge: G. D. Willingham
Total No. of Members: 231
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1901, page 149a]

1901
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 30, 1901, page 4 of printed minutes]

1902
Elder representative from Moberly - H. Frank Holman

R. T. Caldwell was elected Principle and H. W. Berry Alternate as Commissioner to the Assembly on the part of the ministry. Bro. H. Frank Holman was elected Principle and Bro. G. P. Grimes Alternate as Commissioner to the Assembly on the part of the Eldership.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 21, 1902, pages 4 & 11 of printed minutes]

1902
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Post Office: G. J. Ginther, Moberly, Mo.
Minister in Charge: G. D. Willingham
Total No. of Members: 215
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1902, page 139a]

1902
Elder representative from Moberly - I. A. Thompson
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 15, 1902, page 4 of printed minutes]

1903
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 27, 1903, page 3 of printed minutes]

1903
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Post Office: G. J. Ginther, Moberly, Mo.
Minister Now in Charge: G. D. Willingham
Total Number of Members: 284
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1903, page 124a]

1903
Elder representative from Moberly - I. A. Thompson
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 28, 1903, page 3 of printed minutes]

1904
Elder representative from Moberly - Frank Holman
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 18, 1904, page 3 or printed minutes]

1904
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Post Office: G. J. Ginther, Moberly, Mo.
Minister Now in Charge: G. D. Willingham
Total Number of Members: 284
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1904, page 107a]

1904
Elder representative from Moberly - H. Frank Holman

We, your Committee on Pastorates and Supplies, report and recommend as follows:
We recommend that the relations reported as existing at the last meeting of Presbytery between the following ministers and congregations be dissolved, to-wit:
Between Moberly and Rev. G. D. Willingham. . .
We recommend that you recognize and approve the following relations and change of relations:
. . . Rev. J. A Ward as supply to Moberly for full time; . . .
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 26 & 29, 1904, pages 4, 11 & 12 of printed minutes]

1905
Elder representative from Moberly - R. A. Curran

Your committee on Credentials report that they have had before them three cases: . . .
First, that of R. A. Curran of Moberly congregation. The facts are as follows:
There are eight Elders belonging to the session. There were present at the meeting which elected Bro. Curran six of these Elders and the pastor in charge, five Elders voting.Bro. Curran received three of these votes by the elders and was declared elected. . . .
We recommend that Bro. Curran and Bro. McRea are entitled to their seats.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 7, 1905, pages 2 & 3 of printed minutes]

1905
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Post Office: Gus. J. Ginther, Moberly, Mo.
Minister Now in Charge: J. A Word [sic: Ward]
Total Number of Members: 290
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1905, page 88a]

1905
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, September 12, 1905, page 4 of printed minutes]

1906
Elder representative from Moberly - H. Frank Holman
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 9, 1906, page 4 of printed minutes]

1906
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Post Office: Gus. J. Ginther, Moberly, Mo.
Minister Now in Charge: Jno. A Ward
Total Number of Members: 262
Total Value of Church Property: 25000
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1906, page 79a]

1906
Elder representative from Moberly - F. E. P. Harlan
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Called Session, July 23, 1906, page 5 of printed minutes]

1906
Elder representative from Moberly (Presbyterian Church in U. S. A.) - H. Frank Holman

The following petition was presented and the request granted:
Petition From C. P. Church, Moberly.
The congregation of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Moberly, Mo., through its official board in regular called session, August 16, 1906, with the following officers present: Elders H. F. Holman, R. A. Curran, J. W. Haynes, J. W. Ingram, G. J. Ginther. Deacons, L. W.Fiklin, H. A. Hatfield, W. S. Jones and Emile Gutekunst. Do most respectfully petition your venerable body to transfer this congregation from McGee Presbytery to the Hannibal Presbytery.
     JOHN. A. WARD, Moderator.
     GUS J. GINTHER, Clerk
Resolved, That the Clerk of this, McGee Presbytery, be instructed to communicate with the clerk of Hannibal Pres. U. S. A. apprising him officially of the action of this Presbytery in granting the petition of Moberly congregation to be dismissed with a view to joining said Presbytery.
Adopted.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church in U. S. A., August 28, 1906, pages 4 & 15 of printed minutes]

1906
Elder representative from Moberly - L. A. Cunningham
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, October 26, 1906, page 4 of printed minutes]

1907
The McGee Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church U.S.A., met pursuant to adjournment with Moberly congregation, March 26, 1907, at 7:30 P.M.

The following brethren were invited to seats in council: . . . and R. A. Bartlet of Hannibal Presbytery.

The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That this Presbytery hereby tenders its most grateful thanks to the Coates Street Presbyterian church and its pastor, Rev. Robert A. Bartlett for their most hospitable entertainment and obliging attention to the members of this Presbytery.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church in U. S. A., March 26, 1907, pages 3, 4 & 15 of printed minutes]

1907
Elder representative from Moberly - L. A. Cunningham

Report of Committee on Pastorates and Supplies and State of Religion. . . That Rev. J. W. Duvall be authorized to supply Moberly congregation so far as he may have the time.

Two little girls of the Moberly congregation sang a Cumberland Presbyterian son, which was highly appreciated by the audience.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, April 9 & 10, 1907, pages 2 & 10 of printed minutes]

1907
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Postoffice: S. E. P. Harlow, Moberly, Mo.
Minister Now in Charge: J. W. Duvall
Total Number of Members: 31
Total Value of Church Property: 2500
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1907, page 42a]

1907
Elder representative from Moberly - L. A. Cunningham
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 20, 1907, page 3 of printed minutes]

1908
Elder representative from Moberly - L. A. Cunningham
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 17, 1908]

1908
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Postoffice: C. E. Harlon, Moberly, Mo.
Minister Now in Charge: J. W. Durvall [sic: Duvall]
Total Number of Members: 37
Total Value of Church Property: 25000
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1908, page 50a]

1908
Moberly, Mo., July 21, 1908. 1 o'clock, p.m., McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church met in called session in the residence of Rev. A. M. Buchanan.
Elder representative from Moberly - W. T. Richmond
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Called Session, July 21, 1908, page 1 of printed minutes]

1908
Elder representative from Moberly - L. A. Cunningham
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, September 1, 1908, page 3 of printed minutes]

1909
Elder representative from Moberly - L. A. Cunningham
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 16, 1909, page 1 of printed minutes]

1909
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Postoffice: F. E. P. Harlan, Moberly, Mo.
Minister Now in Charge: J. W. Duvall
Total Number of Members: 33
Total Value of Church Property: 25000
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1909, page 35a]

1909
Elder representative from Moberly - F. E. P. Harlan
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, September 21, 1909, page 1 of printed minutes]

1910
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 15, 1910, page 2 of printed minutes]

1910
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Postoffice: F. E. P. Harlan, Moberly, Mo.
Minister Now in Charge: J. W. Duvall
Total Number of Members: 32
Total Value of Church Property: 2500
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1910, page 159]

1910
Elder representative from Moberly - L. A. Cunningham
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, September 13, 1910, page 1 of printed minutes]

1911
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 15, 1911, page 2 of printed minutes]

1911
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Postoffice: F. E. P. Harlan, Moberly, Mo.
Minister Now in Charge: J. W. Duvall
Total Number of Members: 33
Total Value of Church Property: 2500
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1911, page 161]

1911
Elder representative from Moberly - L. A. Cunningham
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, September 13, 1911, page 2 of printed minutes]

1912
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 12, 1912, page 2 of printed minutes]

1912
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Postoffice: F. E. P. Harlan, Moberly, Mo.
Minister in Charge: J. W. Duvall
Total Number of Members: 33
Total Value of Church Property: 25000
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1912, page 195]

1912
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 28, 1912, page 2 of printed minutes]

1913
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.

S. B. Adams, representative from Moberly, congregation appeared in Presbytery.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 25 & 26, 1913, pages 2 & 14 of printed minutes]

1913
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of the Session and Postoffice: F. E. P. Harlan, Moberly, Mo.
Minister in Charge: J. W. Duvall
Total Members: 32
Total Value of Church Property: 2500
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1913, page 269]

1913
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.

L. A. Cunningham representative of the Moberly congregation appeared in Presbytery and his name enrolled.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, September 16 & 17, 1913, pages 2 & 7 of printed minutes]

1914
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, April 7, 1914, page 2 of printed minutes]

1914
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
S. S. Superintendent: Sam Adams, Moberly
S. S. Secretary and Address: Miss Fleta R. Hardwick, Moberly, Mo.
Number in Sunday School: 35
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1914, page 188]

1914
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of Session and Post Office: F. E. P. Harlan, Moberly, Mo.
Minister in Charge: J. W. Duvall
Total Members: 32
Value of Church: none listed
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1914, page 222]

1914
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, September 29, 1914, page 2 of printed minutes]

1915
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, April 27, 1915, page 2 of printed minutes]

1915
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
S. S. Secretary: Mrs. Fleta Simpson
Address: Moberly, Mo.
Membership, Sunday School: 40
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1915, page 143]

1915
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Minister in Charge: J. W. Duvall
Clerk of Session and Post Office: F. E. P. Harlan, Moberly, Mo.
Total Number of Members: 32
Value of Church: none listed
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1915, page 186]

1915
No elder representative from Moberly at opening roll call.
[Source: Minutes of McGee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, August 27, 1915, page 2 of printed minutes]

1916
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
S. S. Secretary: Miss Thelma Coon
Address: Moberly, Mo.
Membership, Sunday School: 40
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1916, page 156]

1916
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Minister in Charge: J. W. Duvall
Clerk of Session and Post Office: F. E. P. Harlan, Moberly, Mo.
Total Number of Members: 34
Value of Church: none listed
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1916, page 204]

1917
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
S. S. Secretary: Miss Clella Coon
Address: Moberly, Mo.
Membership, Sunday School: 40
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1917, page 217]

1917
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Minister in Charge: J. W. Duvall
Clerk of Session and Post Office: F. E. P. Harlan, Moberly, Mo.
Total Number of Members: 39
Value of Church: 3,000
Value of Manse: 1,500
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1917, page 170]

1918
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
S. S. Secretary: Miss Clella Coon
Address: Moberly, Mo.
Membership, S. S.: none listed
Membership, Home Dept.: 19
Membership, Cradle Roll: 4
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1918, page 188]

1918
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Minister in Charge: J. W. Duvall
Clerk of Session and Post Office: F. E. P. Harlan, Moberly, Mo.
Total Number of Members: 37
Value of Church: 3,000
Value of Manse: 1,800
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1918, page 143]

1919
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
S. S. Secretary: Melvia McCloud
Address: Moberly, Mo.
Membership, S. S.: 40
Membership, Home Dept.: 15
Membership, Cradle Roll: 5
Membership, Organized Class: 6
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1919, page 188]

1919
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Minister in Charge: J. W. Duvall
Clerk of Session and Post Office: F. E. P. Harlan, Moberly, Mo.
Total Number of Members: 36
Value of Church: 2,500
Value of Manse: 1,500
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1919, page 141]

1920
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Name of Sunday School Secretary: Miss Francis Ogden
Address: Moberly, Mo.
Membership, Number in S. S.: 40
Membership, Number in Home Dept.: 20
Membership, Number on Cradle Roll: 7
Membership, Number of Organized Classes: 4
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1920, page 200]

1920
Moberly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Minister in Charge: J. W. Duvall
Clerk of Session and Post Office: F. E. P. Harlan, Moberly, Mo.
Total Number of Members: 38
Value of Church: 3,000
Value of Manse: 1,500
McGee Presbytery - Synod of Missouri
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1920, page 156]