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James Samuel Barcus

clergyman educator

James Samuel Barcus, American clergyman, educator.

Background

Barcus, James Samuel was born on December 5, 1865 in Tulip, Arkansas, United States. Son of Review Edward Rosman and Mary Frances (Smith) Barcus.

Education

Master of Arts, Southwestern University, 1890. Doctor of Divinity, 1923. Student in theology. Vanderbilt.

1890-1892.

Career

Mary Frances (deceased). James Samuel. Ordained ministry Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 1892. Pastor, successively Granbury, Clarendon and Fort Worth, Texas, to 1901.

President Clarendon College, 1901-1904.

Dean School of Theology and professor Bible, Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas, 1905-1909. President Seth Ward College, Plainview, Texas, 1911.

Pastor Greenville and Bonham. Texas, 1912-1914; presiding elder, Wichita Falls District, 1914-1918.

Pastor McKinney and Denton, Texas, 1919-1922.

President Southwestern University, 1923-1928. Presiding elder Sulphur Springs District, 1928-1932. Pastor Sulphur Springs.

Texas, 1932-1935, McKenzie Memorial Church, Clarksville, Texas, 1935-1938, First Church, Archer City, Texas, 1938-1939.

Retired, 1941. Home: 409 East. 10th Saint, Georgetown Texas‡.

Achievements

  • James Samuel Barcus has been listed as a noteworthy clergyman, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Connections

Married Minnie Florence Williams, June 6, 1893. Children: Joseph Garland, Annie Edward (Mistress T. H. Minga).

Father:
Review Edward Rosman Barcus

Mother:
Mary Frances (Smith) Barcus

Spouse:
Minnie Florence Williams

child:
Annie Edward Barcus (Mistress T. H. Minga)

child:
Joseph Garland Barcus