Goff, Lyman B., interested in the preaching of Charles T. Walker, 245 Goose Creek Parish, Negroes of, instructed, 7 Graham, Solon, an early C. M. E. minister, 196 Graham, W. F., a minister in business, 267 Grant, Bishop, a useful churchman, 238 Great, Evans, a preacher in Savannah, 112, 113 Green, A. R., an editor and Book Steward, 102 Green, Beriah, a friendly teacher of Negroes, 175, 176 Gregg, David, interested in the preaching of Charles T. Walker, 245 Gregg, Jacob, an Emancipating Baptist, 35 Grimes, Leonard, sketch of, 180-182 Grimke, F. J., position of, 303 Grouch, Job, a C. M. E. worker, 196 Growth of the Negro church, 286-299 Guy, Rev. Mr., a preacher to Negroes, 8 Gunner, Byron, the advanced position of, 304 Haig, Mrs., interest of, in proselyting Negroes, 7 Hale, Edward Everett, a friend of the freedmen, 213 Hall, C., preaching of, to Negroes, in North Carolina, 10 Hall, Stephen, a supporter of Richard Allen, 76 Hamilton, Leroy, the master of Henry Francis, 52 Hamilton, William, a pioneer in the A. M. E. Zion Church, 78-79 Hampton Institute, the establishment of, 204 Hanover Presbytery, John Chavis a missionary for, 68 Harden, Henry, troubles of, with the A. M. E. Zion Church, 82-83 Harding, Henry, a supporter of Richard Allen, 75-76 Harper, Alexander, a co-worker of Morris Brown, 76 Harry, a Negro teacher in Charleston, 8-9 Haversham, Justice James, favorable to Andrew Bryan, 49-50 Hawkins, Gen. Rush C., interested in the preaching of Charles T. Walker, 245 Hawkins, John R., a business man in the church, 267 Hawthorne Keidor, a preacher to Negroes in Mobile, 135 Hayes, Gregory W., the work of, 206; conflict of, with the American Baptist Home Mission Society, 262 Haygood, A. G., a friend of the freedmen, 213 Haynes, Lemuel, a scholarly Negro preacher to whites, 62-65 Henderson, Archibald, a student under John Chavis, 70 Henderson, John, a student under John Chavis, 70 Henderson, J., a preacher in Philadelphia, 121 Hepburn, John, a worker among Negroes, 18 Hogarth, George, election of as A. M. E. Book Steward, 102 Hogg, Kate, a member of the Savannah African Church, 45 Holly, J. T., the record of, 179-180 Holmes, Donald, an emancipating Baptist, 35 Holsey, L. H., an early C. M. E. preacher, 196; elected bishop, 196; work of, 239-240 Home missions of the Negro church, 295-296 Honyman, J., the efforts of, among Negroes, 17 Hood, Bishop James W., the religious work of, 236; in politics, 236-238 Hopkins, Samuel, the interest of, in Negroes, 36 Houston, U. L., a pastor in Savannah, 117