Howard, O. O., an educator, of freedmen, 215 Howard University, the establishment of, 204 Huddlestone, work of, in New York, 14 Hunt, Rev. Mr., a teacher of Negroes, 8 Hurst, Bishop John, the faith of, 301 Illinois, Negro Baptists in, 122 Independent church movement, 71-99 Intelligent people lost to the church, 255-256; welcomed by others, 256 Jack, Uncle, a pioneer Negro preacher in Virginia, 55-56 Jackson, Anderson, an early C. M. E. minister, 196 Jackson, Edward, a supporter of Richard Allen, 76 Jackson, William, a preacher in Philadelphia, 121 Jackson, Tennessee, C. M. E. Church organized at, 195-196 Jacksonville, Florida, Negro Baptist church in, 118-119 Jacob, a slave preacher, the escape of, 72 Jacobs, Francis, a pioneer in the A. M. E. Zion Church, 78-79 Jamaica, the work of George Liele in, 43-46 James, Thomas, an anti-slavery preacher, 173 Jasper, John, a popular Baptist preacher, 238-239 Jaudan, Rev. J., a preacher to Negroes in Florida, 118 Jenny, Rev. Mr., the work of, among Negroes, 11 Jernagin, W. H., a social welfare minister in Washington, 278 John Street Methodist Episcopal Church, troubles of, 78, 83-84 Johnson, Adam, pastor of a schismatic church in Savannah, 114 Johnson, Dr., a worker at Stratford, 17 Johnson, D. L., a teacher of contrabands, 215 Johnson, Harvey, attack of, on white Baptists, 261 Johnson, Henry, a pioneer preacher in the A. M. E. Zion Church, 104 Johnson, Bishop J. Albert, foreign mission work of, 296-297 Johnson, M. W., a rising preacher in the Baptist Church, 282 Johnson, Robert, a pastor of Baptists in Washington, D. C., 282 Johnson, W. B., a Baptist preacher in the District of Columbia, 240 Johnson, Bishop W. D., an A. M. E. minister of educational tendencies, 278 Jones, Absalom, a co-worker of Richard Allen, 74; differing ideas of, 75; rector of St. Thomas, 75, 94 Jones, C. C., interest of, in the enlightenment of Negroes, 153-155 Jones, Joshua H., a substantial supporter of Wilberforce, 264 Jones, R. E., a bishop of the M. E. Church, 299 Jones, Thomas, escape of a slave preacher from, 72 Jones, William, a pioneer C. M. E. worker, 196 Jordan, L. G., interest of, in business, 282; foreign mission work of, 296 Keith, George, promoter of religious training, 18 Kennedy, Dempsey, an anti-slavery preacher, 173 Kentucky, the Emancipating Baptists in, 34-36; Negro Baptists in, 119-120 Kirkland, Colonel, a friend of George Liele, 44, 45 Lambert, William, a pioneer Methodist preacher, 81; troubles with the A. M. E. Zion Church, 81; relations with Richard Allen, 80-82