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        1. MSA SC Biography: Obediah Summers enlisted as a private in the Third Company of the First Maryland Regiment in February
        2. Obediah Summers ( – ), was an.
        3. Petition from Sangamon County residents for a grist mill on the Sangamon River to be built by Robert Harrison on Sec. 25, Twp. 18N, Range 7W, of 3pm.
        4. The church occupied several spaces in San Francisco over the course of its history, as well as gone by various names.

          5. Obediah Summers ( – ), was an..

          Obediah Summers

          American minister, Civil War veteran, chaplain (1844–1896)

          Obediah Summers

          Born1844

          Clay County, Missouri, United States

          DiedMarch 15, 1896(1896-03-15) (aged 51–52)

          Oakland, California, United States

          Burial placeMountain View Cemetery, Oakland, California, United States
          Other namesObediah Sommers, Obadiah Summers, Obidiah Summers
          Occupation(s)Minister, war veteran
          SpouseElizabeth L.

          Banks (m. 1871–1896; his death)

          Children7

          Rev. Obediah Summers (1844 – 1896), was an American minister, an American Civil War veteran, and chaplain.[1] He was born enslaved, and briefly worked in servitute within the Confederate States Army, before electing to join the Union Army.

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          Summers served as the pastor at Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church in San Francisco, California at the end of the 19th century. He later served as the California State Legislature as its first Black chaplain. His name was also s