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History of Lewis Chapel 
  
 
During the early summer of 1851, a group of men, women and 
children  assembled under the shade of some oak trees, for the purpose of 
making some plans, whereby, they might worship and glorify their 
God.  Their wishes were made known to the Presiding Elder Samuel 
Wragg Capers of the Columbia district of the South Carolina Conference 
and Rev. Nicholas Talley and Rev. John Wesley North were appointed 
to preach to this group the remainder of the year. 
  
 
After some discussion on the subject of providing a house of worship, it 
was unanimously agreed by the group to build one as soon as 
possible.  Robert H. Tisdale and Isaac Reddin Brunson Sr. were elected 
the first trustees and bought two acres of land from Andrew J. Moses for 
the sum of two dollars for said plot.  This transaction was made August 
2, 1851, and the deed was secured and recorded in Sumterville Court 
House (now Sumter Court House) August 4, 1851, in Book 0, pages 177-
178.  The deed was written by G. W. Black and E. H. Jones and contained 
a Trust Clause.  The plot at present assumes a rectangle shape, due to 
recent changes in the public road and a canal ditch. 
 
After having secured the land upon which to build a House of Worship, 
these consecrated and God-loving people began to formulate plans and 
gather materials for the building.  While preparations were in the 
making for the church building, this group continued to meet regularly 
under the Oak Tree for worship. 
 
Robert H. Tisdale, a carpenter of his day, was made overseer of this 
building and with the help of the other men, work was soon 
begun.  Records state that all work on the building was done by the 
group without any recompense. 
 
 
During the South Carolina Annual Conference in session at Georgetown, 
South Carolina, December 10, 1851, this newly organized congregation 
was welcomed into the Sumter Circuit under the name of “Shelter”.  This 
name was chosen because a few boards had been secured to assist the 
Oak Tree in protecting the congregation from the sun and rain until the 
church was finished.  Bishop J.O. Andrews presided at the conference in 
Georgetown and Rev. Allan McCorquodale was appointed pastor for this 
group, with William Wynn Mood as assistant pastor.  
 
Rev. Samuel Wragg Capers continued as Presiding Elder.  These men of 
God were assisted by a local preacher by the name of William Lewis, who 
gave every assistance possible to the new family of God as they built 
their house of worship.  He is credited with doing a great deal of the 
hard labor on the church. 
 
 
The building was completed during the early part of May, 1852, and was 
dedicated to God, May 28, 1852, by the pastor, Rev. McCorquodale, using 
as a text the following scripture: “Lord, I love the habitation of thy 
house, and the place where thine honor dwelleth.” Psalm 26:8.  On this 
occasion the name was changed from Shelter to Lewis Chapel in honor of 
the faithful services and keen interest shown by Rev. William Lewis.  The 
membership of the church at this time was 41. 
 
 
Mr. Tisdale, Isaac Reddin Brunson Sr. (born Dec. 25, 1811-died May 9, 
1874), M.B. Brunson, and James S. Newman did much work to assist in 
the early organization of Lewis Chapel. 
 
According to the "Watchman and Southron" 1903, Mr. Tisdale was one of 
the oldest citizens living in the Concord township where he spent his long 
life.  He was a useful and valued citizen.  He is buried in the Lewis 
Chapel Church Cemetery alongside his beloved wife, Sarah Elizabeth. 
 
Some years later, the Rev. Henry A. Bass, Miss Kate Tisdale and Mrs. 
Euphrasia Newman Childers (1857-1949) worked exceedingly hard to 
keep the church organized.  And because of their untiring efforts and 
splendid services these names shall ever be cherished and revered by the 
people of this church and community as well. 
During the organization of Lewis Chapel a thriving Sunday 
School  existed throughout the years, and special mention should be 
given to the splendid services rendered by the following 
superintendents;  Rev. Henry Bass, Miss Kate Tisdale, J. Dozier 
Newman, D.L. Smith, J. B. Gordon, Mr. James F. Prescott, who faithfully 
served for twenty-three years and Mr. A.B. Mooneyhan.  
According to the Second Quarterly Conference April 26, 1931 of the 
Oswego Charge, a start had been made on remodeling Lewis Chapel.  A 
plan was decided and logs for the framing were cut to improve the 
sanctuary and to add Sunday School rooms.  The Rev. R.R. Tucker was 
the Preacher in charge during this time.  
In 1957, Lewis Chapel and Zoar Churches formed a charge known as 
Lewis Chapel-Zoar.  Plans were immediately formulated to build a 
parsonage.  A two-acre lot was secured directly opposite Lewis Chapel on 
Highway 57, and work on the building was begun November 1, 1959.  By 
February 25, 1960, the parsonage was completed at a cost of $16,500.00 
including furnishings.  The Rev. T.L. Bryson was pastor during 
construction. 
 In late 1972, under the guidance of the Rev. Jerry Watson, plans were 
made and funds sought for the construction of an additional building 
adjacent to Lewis Chapel to provide more classrooms plus a fellowship 
hall and related facilities.  
To give this building fund a substantial start, a long-time member and 
Sunday School teacher, Mrs. H. D. (Bessye) Brunson, offered to donate $ 
8,000 with a challenge to the congregation to equal that amount before 
construction began.  The congregation met Mrs. Brunson’s challenge and 
groundreading was held July 1, 1973.  Much of the foundation and 
finishing work was done by members of the church.  The completed 
building consisted of six classrooms plus a nursery, a pastor’s study, 
kitchen and restroom facilities and a fellowship hall to accommodate 
related functions.  
This new addition was dedicated on March 24, 1974, and named the 
Bessye Brunson Fellowship Hall. 
In August, 1976, upon the death of A.B. Mooneyhan, a member and 
leader for nearly 25  years, memorial contributions made in his name to 
the church were designated by his family to be used to establish a church 
library.  Again, the Rev. Watson extended much needed ideas, coaching, 
assistance and encouragement in aiding a committee to complete this 
project.  
The A.B. Mooneyhan Memorial Library was dedicated on March 20, 
1977, and contained 126 books. 
As attendance increased, the congregaton decided to renovate the 
sanctuary in 1987 to expand the seating capacity.   This renovation was 
completed in the summer of 1987.  
On September 22, 1989, Hurricane Hugo roared through South Carolina 
and Sumter County was struck extremely hard.  The sanctuary of Lewis 
Chapel feel victim to this indescribable tragedy.   The congregation was 
disappointed but hopeful that God would guide us through this horrible 
experience.  They chose seven members to guide us through the planning 
and building program.  The Building Committee, Graham Tisdale, 
Chairman, Carson Prescott, Grace Prescott, Nancy Boykin, Christine 
Johnson, Clarence Huggins, and Wade Warr  tirelessly pursued the 
vision of providing the best facility possible for this generation and those 
yet to come.  
 The present sanctuary was dedicated to the glory of God on November 
24, 1991.  This new facility should be a continual testimony of how God 
can work in a tragedy for the good of those who love Him.  In His Hands 
the curse of Hurricane Hugo has been turned into an unspeakable 
blessing for the congregation of Lewis Chapel.  May His Name be praised 
in every generation allowed to worship in this lovely sanctuary.  
 
Reverend William Lewis 
Born:  1798 
Died:  April 21, 1869 
  
In the town of Sumter, there lived William Lewis, a local preacher, who 
for many was the Ordinary (Judge of Probate) of the Sumter district, 
which included the county of Clarendon.  Lewis Chapel was named in 
honor of him due to his faithful service and keen interest shown during 
the early days of its organization.  
In Reverend Lewis’s electioneering trips, he frequently preached at Oak 
Grove Church in Clarendon County.  Rev. Lewis was deeply concerned in 
the temperance movement of the day and strongly aided by addresses 
and otherwise in the campaign led by Judge O’Neal against “King 
Alcohol”. 
The temperance meetings held in Oak Grove Church were addressed by 
Rev. Lewis, John S. Richardson, Dr. Joseph Gallvehat, and William T. B. 
Haynesworth, then a young man just beginning the practice of law. 
William Lewis was born around 1798.  He had 7 children by his first wife 
Louisa C., who died in 1849.  
 Lewis married Sarah Panthea Mellette on Sept. 5, 1850 of Sumterville by 
the Reverend E.L. King.  Of this union one son was born in 1851, William 
Mellette Lewis.  Sarah died at her residence in Sumterville on the 13th of 
February 1852. 
Reverend Lewis married for the third time to Ms. Elizabeth T. Wilson on 
February 21, 1853 in Sumter, S.C.    She was from Georgetown, S.C. 
Rev. William Lewis died in 1869 at the age of 72 years old. 
Excerpt from An Imaginary Tour of the City of Sumterville in 1855 it 
states: 
“It is just about two hundred yards back to the bridge and those rails so 
nicely adjusted on the top of the fence, mark the place where Judge 
William Lewis, County Ordinary, gets over the fence. He frequently sits 
for hours and talks with people who pass along the road. That black man 
coming round the path from his house is named Shady. He can make 
music on a tin horn as long as a rail, that'll bring all the raccoons in the 
creek out to dance. 
 This is the avenue leading to Judge Lewis' house. You see his house, two 
stories, four large columns, the roof painted red, the wide flower garden, 
well kept.  One can see that he is in easy circumstances”. 
 
Pastors Records from 1855-1877 
 
It is unfortunate Lewis Chapel has no official Pastor records during the 
years 1855-1877 possibly because of the ravages from the Civil War and 
its aftermath.  We do know that before 1855 and after 1877 our church 
charge was the Sumter Circuit until 1905.  Also we know that services 
were not interrupted during these years. The list of ministers for the 
years before 1878 is sometimes a matter of educated guesswork because 
minutes from the annual conferences did not list which churches were 
part of each circuit before that time.  
  
Below are the ministers who served Sumter or Sumterville Circuit 
during these years.  Although I can’t promise these ministers served 
Lewis Chapel Church, it is highly favorable .  
  
Sumter Circuit’s ministers: 
 
1855   Julius J. Fleming, Robert W. Burgess 
1856   Julius J. Fleming, James T. Munds 
1857   Bond English 
1858   Bond English 
1859   Manning Brown, Robert B. Allston 
1860   Manning Brown, Lindsay C. Weaver 
1861   Alexander Smith, William Hodges 
1862   Alexander Smith, John L. Sifly 
1863   Paul F. Kistler and James P. DePass 
1864   Paul F. Kistler 
1865   John V. North 
1866   Charles Taylor, Samuel J. Hill 
1867   John W. Murray 
1868   John W. Murray 
1869   John W. Murray 
1870   John W. Murray, Benjamin F. Dixon 
1871   Samuel J. Hill 
1872   Samuel J. Hill 
1873   John A. Porter 
1874   Lewis M. Little, William A. Rogers 
1875   Lewis M. Little, William A. Rogers 
1876   Lewis M. Little, John A. Stokes 
1877   John C. Stoll, Felix Hartin 
  
 
Lewis Chapel United Methodist Church Pastors 1851- Present 
DISTRICT CHARGE YEAR PASTOR 
Sumter Sumter Circuit 1851-1853 Allan McCorquodale 
Sumter Sumter Circuit 1854 Sidi H. Browne 
No Record  No Record 1855-1877 No Record 
Sumter Sumter Circuit 1878-1883 J. Sidney Beasley 
Sumter Sumter Circuit 1884-1887 John A. Mood 
Sumter Oakdale Circuit 1888-1892 W. Eidson Barre 
Sumter Sumter Circuit 1893-1894 Thomas James White 
Sumter Sumter Circuit 1895-1896 Albert H. Best 
Sumter Sumter Circuit 1897-1898 Major M. Byrd 
Sumter Sumter Circuit 1899-1903 Samuel D. Bailey 
Sumter Sumter Circuit 1904-1905 William. C. Gleaton 
Sumter Oswego 1906-1910 David Hucks 
Sumter Oswego 1911-1913 J.P. Attaway 
Sumter Oswego 1914-1915 John P. Inabnit 
Sumter Oswego 1916-1917 Shula W. Henry 
Sumter Oswego 1918-1921 John W. Elkins 
Sumter Oswego 1922-1925 Charles S. Felder 
Sumter Oswego 1926- William Raymond Jones 
Sumter Oswego 1927- David N. Busbee 
Sumter Oswego 1928-1930 Samuel Eugene Ledbetter 
Sumter Oswego 1931-1932 Robert R. Tucker 
Sumter Oswego 1933-1934 J.F.M. Hoffmeyer 
Sumter Oswego 1935-1939 L. E. Pope 
Sumter Oswego 1940-1944 Thomas C. Shuler 
Sumter Oswego 1945(Supply) J.P. Inabnit 
Sumter Oswego 1946- J. Carsey Inabinet 
Sumter Oswego 1947-1948 Bob G. Murphy 
Sumter Oswego 1949- W.T. Boggs 
Sumter Oswego 1950-1953 Laurie W. Smith 
Sumter Oswego 1954-1956 C.P. Chewning 
Sumter Lewis Chapel-Zoar 1957-1959 T. L. Bryson 
Hartsville Lewis Chapel-Zoar 1960-1963 Reginald C. Thames Jr. 
Hartsville Lewis Chapel-Zoar 1963-1964 Daniel A. Morrison 
Lake City Lewis Chapel-Zoar 1964-1965 John E. Goodwin 
Lake City Lewis Chapel-Zoar 1965-1967 Charles O. Tuttle 
Lake City Lewis Chapel-Zoar 1967-1968 J. M. Barrington 
Lake City Lewis Chapel-Zoar 1968-1970 Bob A. Wesley 
Florence Lewis Chapel-Zoar 1970-2002 Jerry M. Watson 
Florence Lewis Chapel-Zoar 2002-2006 Lee Phillips 
Florence Lewis Chapel-Zoar 2006-2008 Mike Morris 
Florence Lewis Chapel-Zoar 2008-2012 John M. Bauknight 
Florence  Lewis Chapel-Zoar 2012-2016 Karen Starr 
Florence Lewis Chapel -Zoar 2016 2019 Stephen McCormick 
Orangeburg Lewis Chapel 2019-Present Nancy Reed  
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
 
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Allen April 
Anderson Amy 
Beaudet Chris 
Beaudet Shelby 
Boykin Johnny 
Boykin Nancy 
Boykin Wanda 
Branch Lori 
Brogdon Jeffrey 
Brogdon Dana 
Brown Jacob 
Brown Whitney 
Brown Lewis 
Brown Joanne 
Brown John 
Brown Missy 
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Brown Ronald 
Brown Donna 
Bryant Olivia 
Burns Ronnie 
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Burns Caleb 
Campbell Mark 
Campbell Tammy 
Campbell Jackson 
Campbell Davis 
Carrigan Vickie 
Chandler Pat 
Chandler Tona 
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Charles Gayle 
Chavis Gloria 
Christensen Hannah 
Coker Clifton 
Coker Lisa 
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Davis Betty Jean 
Davis Ozzie 
Edge Jim 
Edge Philissa 
Faul Ashton 
Ferguson Cynthia 
Freeman Myra 
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Griffin Trey 
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Huggins Betty 
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McLeod Lauren 
Nero Elaine 
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Nobles Tyler 
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Pearson Ruth 
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Prescott William (Billy) 
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Prescott Janet 
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Prescott LH  
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Prescott Sammy 
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Prescott Terry 
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Prescott Wendell 
Proctor Walt 
Proctor Lib 
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Rogers Stella 
Rogers Gayle 
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Sandifer Mindy 
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Sandifer Teresa 
Saunders Carl 
Scott Mitzy 
Scott Robert 
Scott Patricia 
Smith Billy Jean (BJ) 
Smith Ronnie 
Smith Diane 
Squires Monica 
Squires Leighton 
Squires Tommy 
Stanfield Allison 
Stegner Joe 
Stegner Georgana 
Stewart Elizabeth (Lib) 
Still David 
Thompson Sherry 
Thompson Jason 
Timms Valeta 
Timmons Megan 
Timmons John 
Tisdale Lisa 
Trask David 
Trask Debbie 
Waters Sandy 
Watson Betty 
Watt Patsy 
Watt Morgan 
Watt Sherri 
Watts Robbie 
Watts  Robert (Bert) 
Watts Amy 
Watts Gerald 
Watts Kathy 
Watts Johnny Ray 
Watts Elizabeth (Beth) 
Watts Lynda 
Watts Robert 
Watts Darlene 
Watts Whitney 
Watts Ruby 
Welch Lance 
Welch Ashley 
Welch Ansley 
Wilson Mike 
Yates Joel 
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