Green Brier, Kentucky - Revision history

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	~~The community of~~ Green Brier was not really a ~~‘community’~~		<div style="float:right; clear:right; margin:0 0 1em 1em;">
	at all. It was a general area ~~that was~~ spread out over a distance in		{\| style="width:260px; font-size:90%; border:1px solid #aaa; border-collapse:collapse; background:#ffffff; color:#222222;"
	southeastern Daviess County. One of the oldest structures in the		\|-
	area was [[Green Brier Baptist Church]]~~. Green Brier Baptist Church~~		! colspan="2" style="background:#2b4162; color:#ffffff; text-align:center; font-size:115%;" \| Green Brier, Kentucky
	~~was~~ founded on October 29th, 1820 with twenty-five founding		\|-
	members. The first pastor was the well-known Baptist preacher		\| '''Type''' \|\| Dispersed rural area
	and early pioneer, Thomas Downs. By the ~~1840's~~ regular services		\|-
	were being held at the church. There was a one room school		\| '''County''' \|\| [[Daviess County, Kentucky\|Daviess County]]
	house named Locust Grove School by the intersection of Locust		\|-
	Grove and Greenbriar Roads. Around the mid-~~1900's~~ the area had		\| '''State''' \|\| Kentucky
	a general store that was ~~ran~~ by Mr. Hayden Smith around where Red Hill-Maxwell Road and Greenbriar Road meet.		\|-
			\| '''Church founded''' \|\| October 29, 1820
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			\| '''First pastor''' \|\| Thomas Downs
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			\| '''Location''' \|\| Southeastern Daviess County
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			'''Green Brier''' was not really a community at all. It was a general area spread out over a distance in southeastern [[Daviess County, Kentucky\|Daviess County]], Kentucky.

			==Green Brier Baptist Church==
			One of the oldest structures in the area was [[Green Brier Baptist Church]], founded on October 29th, 1820 with twenty-five founding members. The first pastor was the well-known Baptist preacher and early pioneer Thomas Downs. By the 1840s regular services were being held at the church.

			==School and Store==
			There was a one-room school house named Locust Grove School by the intersection of Locust Grove and Greenbriar Roads. Around the mid-1900s the area had a general store that was run by Mr. Hayden Smith, around where [[Red Hill, Kentucky\|Red Hill]]-[[Maxwell, Kentucky\|Maxwell]] Road and Greenbriar Road meet.

	[[Category:Towns]]		[[Category:Towns]]
			[[Category:Daviess County, Kentucky]]

Adam at 22:48, 19 October 2016

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	house named Locust Grove School by the intersection of Locust		house named Locust Grove School by the intersection of Locust
	Grove and Greenbriar Roads. Around the mid-1900's the area had		Grove and Greenbriar Roads. Around the mid-1900's the area had
	a general store that was ran by Mr. Hayden around where ~~Smith-~~		a general store that was ran by Mr. Hayden Smith around where Red Hill-Maxwell Road and Greenbriar Road meet.
	Red Hill-Maxwell Road and Greenbriar Road meet.

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The community of Green Brier was not really a ‘community’
at all. It was a general area that was spread out over a distance in
southeastern Daviess County. One of the oldest structures in the
area was [[Green Brier Baptist Church]]. Green Brier Baptist Church
was founded on October 29th, 1820 with twenty-five founding
members. The first pastor was the well-known Baptist preacher
and early pioneer, Thomas Downs. By the 1840's regular services
were being held at the church. There was a one room school
house named Locust Grove School by the intersection of Locust
Grove and Greenbriar Roads. Around the mid-1900's the area had
a general store that was ran by Mr. Hayden around where Smith-
Red Hill-Maxwell Road and Greenbriar Road meet.

[[Category:Towns]]