1840
The name
of the church in 1840 was Big Creek Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
No presbytery minutes available to show when this
congregation was organized.
[Source:
Deed]
1842
Name changed
to Rose Hill Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
No
presbytery minutes available to show this name change.
[Source: Deed]
1867
No elder
representative from Rose Hill Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Lexington
Presbytery - Synod
of Missouri
[Source: Minutes
of Lexington Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
October 3, 1967 page 4]
1890
Elder representative
from Rose Hill Cumberland Presbyterian Church - J. M. Short
A petition from Rose Hill congregation was referred
to the committee on overtures.
Report No. 2 of
the committee on overtures was read and on motion the report was
concurred in and recommendations adopted as follows:
1st--We
have carefully examined the petition from Rose Hill congregation
to this Presbytery asked a change of name from Rose Hill to
La Tour and the reasons therefore. We recommend the change
prayed for.
[Source: Minutes
of Lexington Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
April 2-4, 1890, pages 9, 14, 27-28]
1890
Name of the
Congregation: Latour Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk
of the Session and Post-Office: H. A. Stett, Latour, Missouri
Pastor: C. C. McConnell
Total Membership:
40
Lexington
Presbytery - Synod
of Missouri
[Source: Minutes
of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
1890, page 198]
1906
Elder representative
from Latour Cumberland Presbyterian Church - J. L. Feeback
[Source: Minutes of Lexington Presbytery
of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, March 27, 1906, page
5]
1906
Name of Church:
Latour Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of
the Session of Post Office: H. A. Stitt, Latour, Missouri
Minister Now in Charge: Z. T. Orr
Total
Number of Members: 70
Lexington
Presbytery - Synod
of Missouri
[Source: Minutes
of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
1906, page 78a]
1906
Elder representative
from Latour Cumberland Presbyterian Church - H. A. Stitt
[Source: Minutes of Lexington Presbytery of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, June 22, 1906, page 1]
1907
Name of Church:
Latour Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clerk of
the Session and Postoffice: H. G. Stitt, Latour, Missouri
Minister Now in Charge: None Listed
Total
Number of Members: 70
Lexington
Presbytery - Synod
of Missouri
[Source: Minutes
of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
1907, page 40a]
1907
Elder representative
from Latour Presbyterian Church - J. H. Dickerson
[Source: Minutes of Lexington Presbytery of the
Presbyterian Church, U. S. A., September 15, 1906, page 15]
1908
Name of
Church: Latour Cumberland Presbyterian Church *
An
asterisk (*) after the name of the church shows the church went
into the union with the Presbyterian Church U.S.A.
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1908, page 48a]