Rev. James Thomas Bartee was the son of Jesse W. Bartee and Sarah Harkleroad. He married Maria Louisa Sullivan in Madison Co., Al on 23 Jan 1855.
From "Notable men of Alabama", Vol. II; DuBose; pg. 228-230
"His (Jesse W. Bartee) father, Rev. James T. Bartee, was a member of the North Alabama conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. He began his ministry in 1848 and preached for forty-eight years. His circuit at one time extended from New Market to Guntersville, Ala., a distance of fifty miles, covered now by about twelve ministers. He was both station and circuit minister, and filled many pulpits in Tennessee and Alabama. In those early days his mode of travel was on horseback and in a buggy. His most marked characteristic was the ability to present the truth glowing with life and light. He was postmaster at Lowe, Ala., through two administrations for fifteen years. He went to his reward in 1896, at the age of seventy-nine."
Children of Rev James and Maria Bartee:
Rev. William Thomas "Tom" Bartee, Jesse Washington Bartee, Mary Anna "Annie" Riddle, Sarah Jane "Sallie" Payne, James Julian Bartee, Ellen Laura Etta "Ella" Cary and George Flynn Bartee.
From "Notable men of Alabama", Vol. II; DuBose; pg. 228-230
"His (Jesse W. Bartee) father, Rev. James T. Bartee, was a member of the North Alabama conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. He began his ministry in 1848 and preached for forty-eight years. His circuit at one time extended from New Market to Guntersville, Ala., a distance of fifty miles, covered now by about twelve ministers. He was both station and circuit minister, and filled many pulpits in Tennessee and Alabama. In those early days his mode of travel was on horseback and in a buggy. His most marked characteristic was the ability to present the truth glowing with life and light. He was postmaster at Lowe, Ala., through two administrations for fifteen years. He went to his reward in 1896, at the age of seventy-nine."
Children of Rev James and Maria Bartee:
Rev. William Thomas "Tom" Bartee, Jesse Washington Bartee, Mary Anna "Annie" Riddle, Sarah Jane "Sallie" Payne, James Julian Bartee, Ellen Laura Etta "Ella" Cary and George Flynn Bartee.
Rev. James Thomas Bartee was the son of Jesse W. Bartee and Sarah Harkleroad. He married Maria Louisa Sullivan in Madison Co., Al on 23 Jan 1855.
From "Notable men of Alabama", Vol. II; DuBose; pg. 228-230
"His (Jesse W. Bartee) father, Rev. James T. Bartee, was a member of the North Alabama conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. He began his ministry in 1848 and preached for forty-eight years. His circuit at one time extended from New Market to Guntersville, Ala., a distance of fifty miles, covered now by about twelve ministers. He was both station and circuit minister, and filled many pulpits in Tennessee and Alabama. In those early days his mode of travel was on horseback and in a buggy. His most marked characteristic was the ability to present the truth glowing with life and light. He was postmaster at Lowe, Ala., through two administrations for fifteen years. He went to his reward in 1896, at the age of seventy-nine."
Children of Rev James and Maria Bartee:
Rev. William Thomas "Tom" Bartee, Jesse Washington Bartee, Mary Anna "Annie" Riddle, Sarah Jane "Sallie" Payne, James Julian Bartee, Ellen Laura Etta "Ella" Cary and George Flynn Bartee.
From "Notable men of Alabama", Vol. II; DuBose; pg. 228-230
"His (Jesse W. Bartee) father, Rev. James T. Bartee, was a member of the North Alabama conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. He began his ministry in 1848 and preached for forty-eight years. His circuit at one time extended from New Market to Guntersville, Ala., a distance of fifty miles, covered now by about twelve ministers. He was both station and circuit minister, and filled many pulpits in Tennessee and Alabama. In those early days his mode of travel was on horseback and in a buggy. His most marked characteristic was the ability to present the truth glowing with life and light. He was postmaster at Lowe, Ala., through two administrations for fifteen years. He went to his reward in 1896, at the age of seventy-nine."
Children of Rev James and Maria Bartee:
Rev. William Thomas "Tom" Bartee, Jesse Washington Bartee, Mary Anna "Annie" Riddle, Sarah Jane "Sallie" Payne, James Julian Bartee, Ellen Laura Etta "Ella" Cary and George Flynn Bartee.
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