In a message dated 5/28/2005 8:08:33 AM Eastern Standard Time, CCarnivale@aol.com writes: By these histories it seems clear that the school Levi and the Kitchells started, in a log cabin, was near what became the Hanover Baptist Ch. and later a new church building became the Christian Church. But neither had anything to do with the Hanover Cem. Is that how you read it? I believe there was a church right there by the cemetery at one time--I've read something about it somewhere and now can't remember where. The Christian Church was a more liberal version of the Baptist Church, so they are closely related. What I read in that previous passage was that they changed from Baptist to Christian, then later built a new church in Morristown rather than Hanover. There were houses and at least one store in Hanover at one time. I suppose with Morristown being so close, it was more convenient to relocate there as the town of Hanover died out since Morristown had stores, churches, bank, etc. I recall reading that at one time Hanover was quite a bustling little town. What the hopes were for a town in those days and reality were often quite different things. There were those who thought Gwynneville was going to be quite a town too. Of the three, only Morristown has become a solid little village, while Gwynneville is barely hanging on and Hanover is kaput. Jill