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| occupation =Pastor, [[First Methodist Church]]
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The Reverend Dr. '''Alexander Talley''' was the first pastor of the [[First Methodist Church]] of Pensacola.
On [[December 7]], [[1821]], the Mississippi Conference of the Methodist Church established a mission to Pensacola, and appointed Rev. Dr. Talley as the mission's first pastor. Talley had previously been sent in [[1819]] as a missionary to Alabama; however, he fell ill after a time and retired to Mount Vernon, Alabama, on the Alabama River, where he practiced medicine.
He served as pastor at the Pensacola mission for approximately a year before retiring again to Mount Vernon, Alabama.
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[[Category:Methodists|Talley, Alexander]]
| subject_name =Alexander Talley
| image_name =
| image_size =288px
| image_caption =
| date_of_birth =
| place_of_birth =
| date_of_death =
| place_of_death =
| occupation =Pastor, [[First Methodist Church]]
| religion =[[First Methodist Church|Methodist]]
| spouse =
| parents =
| children =
}}
The Reverend Dr. '''Alexander Talley''' was the first pastor of the [[First Methodist Church]] of Pensacola.
On [[December 7]], [[1821]], the Mississippi Conference of the Methodist Church established a mission to Pensacola, and appointed Rev. Dr. Talley as the mission's first pastor. Talley had previously been sent in [[1819]] as a missionary to Alabama; however, he fell ill after a time and retired to Mount Vernon, Alabama, on the Alabama River, where he practiced medicine.
He served as pastor at the Pensacola mission for approximately a year before retiring again to Mount Vernon, Alabama.
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[[Category:Methodists|Talley, Alexander]]
