Episcopalians, interest of, in Negroes, 94-97; attitude of, toward Negroes, 150-152; assistance of, given freedmen, 210-211; attract Negroes, 256 Evangelical sects, work of, 23-29; appeal of, successful, 143-144 Evans, Henry, a pioneer Negro preacher in North Carolina, 56 Farrand, Daniel, teacher of Lemuel Haynes, 63 Finley, J. B., the successor of John Stewart, 60-61 First Colored Methodist Protestant Church organized, 107 Fisk University, the establishment of, 203 Fleetwood, Bishop, sermon of, on the conversion of Negroes, 9 Foreign mission and the Negro church, 296, 297 Foreign relief to freedmen, 208 Ford, J. E., church institutional work of, 276 Fox, George, attitude of, toward freedom and enlightenment, 18 France, decrees of, as to indoctrinating slaves, 3 Francis, Henry, a Negro preacher in Savannah, 52 Fray, S. T., a pioneer preacher in the A. M. E. Zion Church, 104 Frazer, Garrison, a pastor in Savannah, 117 Free African Society, organization of, 75; comment of, 92 Free-Will Baptists, the achievements of, 203, 209 Freedmen Aid Societies, the work of, 208-209 Freedmen Aid Society, the, of the Methodist Church, the establishment of, 209 Freedmen's Bureau, facts from, 208 French, missionary spirit of, 1 Friends, the relief work of, 207-208; the Society of, in England, the efforts of, 208 Friends' Association of Philadelphia, for the relief of colored Freedmen, the work of, 207 Friends' Association for the Aid and Elevation of the Freedmen, 208 Frink, S., a missionary in Georgia, 11 Fugitive Slave Law, effect of, on the migration of Negroes, 122 Galbreth, George, election of, as bishop, 105-106; dispute concerning, 106 Gales, G. W., in politics, 226; religious efforts of, 226 Galphin, George, patron of the Silver Bluff Church, 42 Garnett, Henry Highland, the career of, 175-176 Garretson, Freeborn, attitude of, on Negro conversion, 28 Garrison, William L., interest of, in relief of freedmen, 212 George, David, pastor of the Silver Bluff Church, 42; work of, in Nova Scotia, 42; in Sierre Leone, 42 Georgia, the instruction of Negroes in, 10-11; Negro Baptists in, 112-118; reactionary laws of, 132; Presbyterians of, interested in the Negro, 155, 157 Gibbs, Thomas, the escape of a slave preacher from, 72 Gibson, Bishop, interested in proselyting Negroes, 7; letters of, 7 Gillfield Baptist Church, Petersburg, establishment of, 136 Gilliard, Nicholson, a supporter of Richard Allen, 76 Gloucester, John, a pioneer Presbyterian preacher, 65-67