My Mothers’s Great Grandfather, Rev Eli Hyde is buried in your cemetery. Would you have any records that mention him?
He died innthe 1930’s.
My telephone # is 256 390 0586
Thank you,
Zenda Wheelus
our grand dad attended here,LILLETON JORDON YARBROUGH WONDERING YOU HAVE RECORDS.HE DIED IN 1889 SUPPOSE TO BE BURRIED THERE. THANK YOU SHIRLEY
Hello! I will see what I can discover for you and get back in touch soon!
Hello! I will see what I can discover for you and will get back in touch soon!
Is the painting of the last supper gone?
Robert Copeland
Yes sir. A couple of years ago, the congregation decided it was time to make some changes to the interior, including the wall behind the pulpit. It is amazing how much the rock we chose matches the exterior. We donated the painting to the descendants of T.Harvey Wright. The last I heard, they were speaking with the historical society in Guntersville to try and find a home for the painting.
I remember going to T Harvey Wright’s home with my father, Haden Paul
Copeland, when the beautiful painting was yet incomplete. T Harvey was not a painter: he said he felt a calling to paint a copy of Michelangelo’s last
supper. It was both meaningful and beautiful. I find it hard to believe it was
removed.
Robert B Copeland
My Mothers’s Great Grandfather, Rev Eli Hyde is buried in your cemetery. Would you have any records that mention him?
He died innthe 1930’s.
My telephone # is 256 390 0586
Thank you,
Zenda Wheelus
our grand dad attended here,LILLETON JORDON YARBROUGH WONDERING YOU HAVE RECORDS.HE DIED IN 1889 SUPPOSE TO BE BURRIED THERE. THANK YOU SHIRLEY
Hello! I will see what I can discover for you and get back in touch soon!
Hello! I will see what I can discover for you and will get back in touch soon!
Is the painting of the last supper gone?
Robert Copeland
Yes sir. A couple of years ago, the congregation decided it was time to make some changes to the interior, including the wall behind the pulpit. It is amazing how much the rock we chose matches the exterior. We donated the painting to the descendants of T.Harvey Wright. The last I heard, they were speaking with the historical society in Guntersville to try and find a home for the painting.
I remember going to T Harvey Wright’s home with my father, Haden Paul
Copeland, when the beautiful painting was yet incomplete. T Harvey was not a painter: he said he felt a calling to paint a copy of Michelangelo’s last
supper. It was both meaningful and beautiful. I find it hard to believe it was
removed.
Robert B Copeland