Ed I am the daughter of Richard Smith. We lived on Pelham Branch all of my young life. My dad always told us that "Pigtail" got its name by putting a greased pig in a pen and who ever caught the pig would get to name it. I can't remember who caught the pig however that is how it got its name.

The name "Hutchison" came because the Hutchisons donated land to build the church. If the church ever closes its doors then the land is to be donated back to the Hutchison heirs. I can't remember the Hutchison's first name. - Ruth Smith

They appear to be steeples of a church that has an older building with a new sanctuary attached to their old building. I know Free Union Separate Baptist Church at Sano fits this discription and if you were looking at the front of the building from the road, the new, larger sanctuary would be to the right of the old one (as in this picture), but I don't remember if roof is taller on new sanctuary. --Richard Raines

This reminded me of a story my mother told of her next younger sister, who was holding a little pig, by its tail.

Her father said, quit pulling that pig's tail. She said, "I'm just holding. He's doing the pulling." - Robert Stone

Columbia, Burkesville Street, facing the Town Square, Presbyterian and Methodist Church. I think. - Max Downey

I would say the Columbia Presbyterian and Columbia United Methodist Church. --Sheldon Alley

Not their words of praise
but their being close to you
feeds my jealousy.