C. B. McLeod and Co.

Turpentine - nothing is known about this company.

From an article be James A. Hendry entitled, Early History of Methodist in Taylor County - indicating C. B. McLeod lived in Fenholloway.

When the Florida Railroad came to Taylor County, the town of Fenholloway began to develop and my father, the Rev. T. B. Hendry, began holding services, first in the spring house and then in the school house. The church was organized in 1904 and Mr. W. J. Hires donated two lots of block five in the town of Fenholloway on which to build a church. The deeds were made to the trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church South for the Fenholloway Church, C. B. McLeod, J. R. Kelly, W. J. Coleman, W. T. Hendry and W. J. Hires. Dated May 25, 1905. The present church building was immediately created.