2nd Presbyterian Church Early Records in Mocksville, North Carolina
In February 2018, Marie Craig copied the pages of an old booklet that were notes made by a minister of the Second Presbyterian Church in Mocksville, North Carolina. This church is located at 400 Pine Street. Through the years, this has been the church home for African American persons living in Mocksville. The book was very fragile because of age, and great care was taken to handle it carefully.
In February 2018, Marie Craig copied the pages of an old booklet that were notes made by a minister of the Second Presbyterian Church in Mocksville, North Carolina. This church is located at 400 Pine Street. Through the years, this has been the church home for African American persons living in Mocksville. The book was very fragile because of age, and great care was taken to handle it carefully.
The booklet contains 46 marriage records from 1899 - 1919, listing date, location, groom, bride, their parents, and how much the minister was paid. Vital Records were not required in North Carolina until 1913, so it is the hope of this Webmaster that researchers can find information not listed anywhere else.
The booklet contains 46 marriage records from 1899 - 1919, listing date, location, groom, bride, their parents, and how much the minister was paid. Vital Records were not required in North Carolina until 1913, so it is the hope of this Webmaster that researchers can find information not listed anywhere else.
Photograph of church members that was with the booklet -- Click picture to enlarge. It was very faded and out of focus. It was sharpened using My Heritage's photo enhancing tool.
This image of an unidentified building was also with the booklet. Click the image to enlarge.
Click here to view INDEX of marriages in pages below.
Front Cover of Booklet
Page 1
Page 2
Page 3
Page 4
Page 5
Page 6
Page 7
Page 8
Page 9
Page 10
Page 11
Page 12
Page 13
Page 14
Page 15
Page 16
Page 17
Page 18
Page 19, attendance
Page 20, minutes
Page 20, minutes
Back of book
Back of book
Website by Marie Craig, 26 July 2020