A History of Rockingham County, Virginia
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—267— A HISTORY OF 2. Harrisonburg: First preaching by Presbyterians said to have been done about 1780; congregation organized in 1789; first church built (on E. Market St.) about 1793; present church erected (northeast side of Pubhc Square) in 1907-8.
3. Cross Keys: For many years a union church; present church erected about 1872.
4. Broadway: Church dedicated June 5, 1870; Rev. T.
D. Bell, D. D., organizer and first pastor.
5. Edom: A new church, replacing an old ...one, was ded- icated in 1871 for use of Lutherans, Methodists, and Presby- terians.
6. Massanutten: At Peale's Cross Roads; dedicated in November, 1874.
7. Bridgewater: Congregation organized in June, 1878; church dedicated in December, 1889.
8. Dayton: Replaces Old Erection.
9. Mt. Olive: On Rawley Pike, 9 miles west of Harri- sonburg; dedicated January 3, 1897.
10. Elktdn.
11. Mabel Memorial Chapel: Two miles southeast of Harrisonburg; dedicated 1899.
It is probable that Presbyterian ministers were sent into this part of Virginia from Pennsylvania prior to 1750.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John W. Rosenberger for aid.
—267— A HISTORY OF 2. Harrisonburg: First preaching by Presbyterians said to have been done about 1780; congregation organized in 1789; first church built (on E. Market St.) about 1793; present church erected (northeast side of Pubhc Square) in 1907-8.
3. Cross Keys: For many years a union church; present church erected about 1872.
4. Broadway: Church dedicated June 5, 1870; Rev. T.
D. Bell, D. D., organizer and first pastor.
5. Edom: A new church, replacing an old ...one, was ded- icated in 1871 for use of Lutherans, Methodists, and Presby- terians.
6. Massanutten: At Peale's Cross Roads; dedicated in November, 1874.
7. Bridgewater: Congregation organized in June, 1878; church dedicated in December, 1889.
8. Dayton: Replaces Old Erection.
9. Mt. Olive: On Rawley Pike, 9 miles west of Harri- sonburg; dedicated January 3, 1897.
10. Elktdn.
11. Mabel Memorial Chapel: Two miles southeast of Harrisonburg; dedicated 1899.
It is probable that Presbyterian ministers were sent into this part of Virginia from Pennsylvania prior to 1750.
What to read after A History of Rockingham County, Virginia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Walter Wayland to read onlineMoreLess
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