Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Hosea Lot Holcombe (1780–1841) was Alabama's first church historian, as noted on his marker in Bessemer, Alabama.He was a Baptist evangelist and missionary, who moved from the Carolinas to Alabama in 1818.He was President of the Alabama Baptist Convention from 1833 to 1838.Asked to write a history of the church, he traveled throughout the state collecting material for his History of Rise and Progress of the Baptists in Alabama, published in 1840 a year before his death.Lot Holcombe was born near Cross Keys, Union District, South Carolina on July 20, 1780, and assumed his father's name of Hosea when his father died in 1789.He married his first cousin, Cassandra Jackson, on June 7, 1801.He was licensed to preach, and was ordained as a Baptist minister about 1805. "@en }
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- Hosea_Holcombe comment "Hosea Lot Holcombe (1780–1841) was Alabama's first church historian, as noted on his marker in Bessemer, Alabama.He was a Baptist evangelist and missionary, who moved from the Carolinas to Alabama in 1818.He was President of the Alabama Baptist Convention from 1833 to 1838.Asked to write a history of the church, he traveled throughout the state collecting material for his History of Rise and Progress of the Baptists in Alabama, published in 1840 a year before his death.Lot Holcombe was born near Cross Keys, Union District, South Carolina on July 20, 1780, and assumed his father's name of Hosea when his father died in 1789.He married his first cousin, Cassandra Jackson, on June 7, 1801.He was licensed to preach, and was ordained as a Baptist minister about 1805. ".
- Q15435163 comment "Hosea Lot Holcombe (1780–1841) was Alabama's first church historian, as noted on his marker in Bessemer, Alabama.He was a Baptist evangelist and missionary, who moved from the Carolinas to Alabama in 1818.He was President of the Alabama Baptist Convention from 1833 to 1838.Asked to write a history of the church, he traveled throughout the state collecting material for his History of Rise and Progress of the Baptists in Alabama, published in 1840 a year before his death.Lot Holcombe was born near Cross Keys, Union District, South Carolina on July 20, 1780, and assumed his father's name of Hosea when his father died in 1789.He married his first cousin, Cassandra Jackson, on June 7, 1801.He was licensed to preach, and was ordained as a Baptist minister about 1805. ".