John Hite
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John Hite (1772 - 1826)

John Hite
Born in Milam Gap, Shenandoah, Virginiamap [uncertain]
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Husband of — married 1 Jun 1799 in Shenandoah County, Virginiamap
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Died at age 53 in Pleasant Township, Fairfield County, Ohio, United Statesmap
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Biography


In the 1820 US Census, John was enumerated in Pleasant Township, Fairfield County, Ohio[1]:
John HIte - Males: 1 (>44), 1 (16<26), 1 (16-18), 1 (10<16), 1 (<10)
Females: 1 (26<45), 2 (16<26)

John was buried in Hampson Cemetery, Pleasantville, Fairfield County, Ohio.[2] His tombstone inscription reads:
Elder John Hite
died July 4, 1826
Aged 53Y 7M 15D

John was one of the first Baptist preachers in Fairfield County.[3]

Excerpts from History of Fairfield and Perry Counties, Ohio[4]:
"The Baptists were probably the religious pioneers of Liberty. The members held their meetings in private houses, until the erection of a church at Baltimore, in 1832. Rev. Martin Kauffman was one of the first ministers of this denomination to preach in the township. Rev. ]ohn Hite and Lewis Madden were early Baptist ministers."
"The Baltimore Baptist Church was organized about 1832, at which date a neat substantial brick church was built. John Abram, Jacob Bibler, Joseph Bibler, Joseph Stouder and their wives were among the early members. For several years prior to the organization of the Baltimore church, the members held their meetings at various houses in the township. These meetings were frequently addressed by Elders John Hite, Martin Kauffman, Louis Madden and others. Rev. Louis Madden was the first pastor of this church and remained such many years. There has been no regular pastor for some years, and the membership is small at this date, 1882."

Sources

  1. 1820 U S Census; Census Place: Pleasant, Fairfield, Ohio; Page: 176; NARA Roll: M33_87; Image: 133.
  2. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/17356777/john-david-hite
  3. https://www.google.com/books/edition/A_Complete_History_of_Fairfield_County_O/HtYKa5tYcOQC?hl=en&gbpv=1&bsq=John%20Hite
  4. History of Fairfield and Perry Counties, Ohio, A. A. Graham (editor), W. H. Beers & Co., Chicago (1883).




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Hite-340 and Hite-724 appear to represent the same person because: Very close except for a few years and a few hundered miles on the death data.
posted by Brian Gix

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