1839
Name: Mrs. Hannah Moore
Date of Admission: 1839
How Received: by Experience
Remarks: The oldest member of the church.

Name: Miss Susan M. Blake
Date of Admission: 1839
How Received: by Experience

[Source: Minutes of the Session of the Petersburg Cumberland Presbyterian Church 1870-1893, Register of Communicants]

1842
Name: Miss Milly L. Crunk
Date of Admission: Sept. 12, 1842
How Received: by Experience

Name: Mrs. Milly L. Morris
Date of Admission: Sept. 12, 1842
How Received: by Experience

[Source: Minutes of the Session of the Petersburg Cumberland Presbyterian Church 1870-1893, Register of Communicants]

1844
Name: Mrs. Delia Blake
Date of Admission: September 12, 1844
How Received: by Experience

Name: Miss Martha Batie
Date of Admission: Sept. 12, 1844
How Received: by Experience

Name: Mrs. Martha A. Wynns
Date of Admission: Sept. 12, 1844
How Received: by Experience

[Source: Minutes of the Session of the Petersburg Cumberland Presbyterian Church 1870-1893, Register of Communicants]

1845
Name: Miss Martha A. Blake
Date of Admission: Oct. 24, 1845
How Received: by Experience
[Source: Minutes of the Session of the Petersburg Cumberland Presbyterian Church 1870-1893, Register of Communicants]

1848
Petersburg not mentioned in Tennessee Presbytery minutes.

1849
Miss Amanda A. Blake
Date of Admission: Sept. 18, 1849
How Received: by Experience
[Source: Minutes of the Session of the Petersburg Cumberland Presbyterian Church 1870-1893, Register of Communicants]

1849
Congregations not represented - Petersburg
[Source: Minutes of Tennessee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, October 12, 1849, page 29]

1850
Petersburg not mentioned in Tennessee Presbytery minutes.

1851
Petersburg not mentioned in Tennessee Presbytery minutes.

1852
Petersburg not mentioned in Tennessee Presbytery minutes.

1853
Petersburg not mentioned in Tennessee Presbytery minutes.

1853
Name: Mrs. S. E. Hall
Date of Admission: Sept. 8, 1853
How Received: By Experience

Name: Miss Susan E. Rives
Date of Admission: Sept. 8, 1853
How Received: By Experience

[Source: Minutes of the Session of the Petersburg Cumberland Presbyterian Church 1870-1893, Register of Communicants]

1854
Petersburg not mentioned in Tennessee Presbytery minutes.

1855
Petersburg not mentioned in Tennessee Presbytery minutes.

1856
Petersburg not mentioned in Tennessee Presbytery minutes.

1857
Petersburg not mentioned in Tennessee Presbytery minutes.

1858
Minutes of Tennessee Presbytery not in archives.

1858
Name: Miss Hellen E. Blake
Date of Admission: July 3, 1858
How Received: By Experience
[Source: Minutes of the Session of the Petersburg Cumberland Presbyterian Church 1870-1893, Register of Communicants]

1859
Petersburg - not represented
[Source: Minutes of Tennessee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, April 1, 1859, page 3]

1859
Name of Elder: William Buchanan
When Ordained: Sept. 27, 1859

Name of Elder: Chris C. McKinney
When Ordained: Sept. 27, 1859

[Source: Minutes of the Session of the Petersburg Cumberland Presbyterian Church 1870-1893, Register of Elders]

1860
Petersburg - not represented
[Source: Minutes of Tennessee Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, September 20, 1860, page 4]

1860
A Memorial from Petersburg congregation was read, and on motion of Rev. A. H. Berry, was refered to the Committee on Overtures.
Resolved, That the line between the Tennessee and Elk Presbytery be so changed, as to attach said Petersburg Congregation to the Elk Presbytery.
[Source: Minutes of Columbia Synod of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, October 19, 1860, pages 240 & 251]

1861
The Synod having changed the boundary line, so as to include Petersburg Church in the bounds of the Elk Presbytery. On Motion it was received under the care of said Presbytery, and Bro. C. C. McKinney Representative was invited to a seat.
[Source: Minutes of Elk Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, April 12, 1861]

1871
We the undersigned to whom was refered the matter in controversy between the Representatives of the Petersburg congregation of the C. P. Church and the Representatives of the New Unity congregation relative to a certain amount of funds now in the hands of Jas. M. Dyer arising from the sale of the Union Grove Campground. Having had the records of the church and other testimony before us, we are unanimously of the opinion the church at Petersburg is the original church organized at Petersburg. That it has not at any time since its first organization lost its identity and as such is justly and legally entitled to the entire amount for which Union Grove Camp ground was sold together with the interest thereon from the date of said sale.
[Source: Minutes of the Session of the Petersburg Cumberland Presbyterian Church, May 31, 1871]

1890
Name of the Congregation: Petersburgh
Clerk of the Session and Post-Office: E. M. Crawford, Petersburgh, Tenn.
Pastor: N. D. Crawford
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1890, page 220]