The "Rambler" cannot hope that many of those persons whose eyes are following these lines will recall much or any of the life story of this remarkable man. The name will be familiar, however to those who have been interested in the religious history of colonial and republican Virginia, especially those who are familiar with the history of the Baptist Church in Virginia, for Jeremiah Moore was a conspicuous man in that church as well as a man of note in Virginia. He was born in the Episcopal faith, but became a Primitive Baptist or old-style Baptist. He sustained persecution from those who preferred creeds that were more numerously professed in his day, and he bore so long and well an honorable part of the upbuilding of the Baptist Church in