B. F. Stamps was a baptist missionary to the Cherokee Nation in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, in 1895.
Editor of the Baptist Beacon, Muskogee, Oklahoma (Indian Territory), 1896, Editor of "Baptist Signal", Ardmore, Oklahoma, 1898; Editor of "Houston Co. News," Erin, Tennessee, 1887-1888.
from the Ministerial Directory of the Baptist churches in the United States of America:
STAMPS, B.F., Cloverdale, Alabama
Born, Danville, KY (should be VA)
Studied at Farmington Nor. Inst., and Milburn M.E. Conference Inst, KY; S.B.T.S., Th. G., 1894; Licensed in 1890, Dover Furnace Church, Tennessee;
Ordained Sept. 1893, Ninnekah Ch., Ind. Ter. (Oklahoma); Missionary, H. M. S. (Home Missionary Society?), for Cherokee Nation, 1895; Missionary, N. W. Part Chickasaw Nation, 1893; Pastor in Liberty, Tennessee, 1899; Editor of "Baptist Beacon," Muscogee, Ind. Ter., 1896; "Baptist Signal," Ardmore, Ind. Ter. 1898; "Houston Co. News," Erin, Tennessee, 1887-1888.
Editor of the Baptist Beacon, Muskogee, Oklahoma (Indian Territory), 1896, Editor of "Baptist Signal", Ardmore, Oklahoma, 1898; Editor of "Houston Co. News," Erin, Tennessee, 1887-1888.
from the Ministerial Directory of the Baptist churches in the United States of America:
STAMPS, B.F., Cloverdale, Alabama
Born, Danville, KY (should be VA)
Studied at Farmington Nor. Inst., and Milburn M.E. Conference Inst, KY; S.B.T.S., Th. G., 1894; Licensed in 1890, Dover Furnace Church, Tennessee;
Ordained Sept. 1893, Ninnekah Ch., Ind. Ter. (Oklahoma); Missionary, H. M. S. (Home Missionary Society?), for Cherokee Nation, 1895; Missionary, N. W. Part Chickasaw Nation, 1893; Pastor in Liberty, Tennessee, 1899; Editor of "Baptist Beacon," Muscogee, Ind. Ter., 1896; "Baptist Signal," Ardmore, Ind. Ter. 1898; "Houston Co. News," Erin, Tennessee, 1887-1888.
B. F. Stamps was a baptist missionary to the Cherokee Nation in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, in 1895.
Editor of the Baptist Beacon, Muskogee, Oklahoma (Indian Territory), 1896, Editor of "Baptist Signal", Ardmore, Oklahoma, 1898; Editor of "Houston Co. News," Erin, Tennessee, 1887-1888.
from the Ministerial Directory of the Baptist churches in the United States of America:
STAMPS, B.F., Cloverdale, Alabama
Born, Danville, KY (should be VA)
Studied at Farmington Nor. Inst., and Milburn M.E. Conference Inst, KY; S.B.T.S., Th. G., 1894; Licensed in 1890, Dover Furnace Church, Tennessee;
Ordained Sept. 1893, Ninnekah Ch., Ind. Ter. (Oklahoma); Missionary, H. M. S. (Home Missionary Society?), for Cherokee Nation, 1895; Missionary, N. W. Part Chickasaw Nation, 1893; Pastor in Liberty, Tennessee, 1899; Editor of "Baptist Beacon," Muscogee, Ind. Ter., 1896; "Baptist Signal," Ardmore, Ind. Ter. 1898; "Houston Co. News," Erin, Tennessee, 1887-1888.
Editor of the Baptist Beacon, Muskogee, Oklahoma (Indian Territory), 1896, Editor of "Baptist Signal", Ardmore, Oklahoma, 1898; Editor of "Houston Co. News," Erin, Tennessee, 1887-1888.
from the Ministerial Directory of the Baptist churches in the United States of America:
STAMPS, B.F., Cloverdale, Alabama
Born, Danville, KY (should be VA)
Studied at Farmington Nor. Inst., and Milburn M.E. Conference Inst, KY; S.B.T.S., Th. G., 1894; Licensed in 1890, Dover Furnace Church, Tennessee;
Ordained Sept. 1893, Ninnekah Ch., Ind. Ter. (Oklahoma); Missionary, H. M. S. (Home Missionary Society?), for Cherokee Nation, 1895; Missionary, N. W. Part Chickasaw Nation, 1893; Pastor in Liberty, Tennessee, 1899; Editor of "Baptist Beacon," Muscogee, Ind. Ter., 1896; "Baptist Signal," Ardmore, Ind. Ter. 1898; "Houston Co. News," Erin, Tennessee, 1887-1888.
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