A Virginia Village
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H. Dodge, of Mt. Vernon, a vestryman of oldPohick Church. Through the courtesy of Mr. Dodge, the Editor waspermitted to make a careful examination of its pages, and to copy fromthe minutes of the vestry meetings therein such entries as appeared tothrow any light upon the early history of the Falls Church.
Some apparently trivial entries have been copied, such as the payment ofa sexton's salary for a number of successive years, but the name of thesexton in such cases has an important bearing upo...n the subject, when itis not improbable that the churches indicated as the "Upper Church, " the"New Church, " etc. , may be the church later designated as "The FallsChurch. " [Illustration: Mr. Charles A. Stewart] In addition to religious matters, the duties of the church vestry inthese early times embraced many secular affairs. Under the direction ofthe Parish Vestry tithes were collected from the land owners, and"processioners" were appointed by them to survey and establish all landboundaries within the parish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H. Dodge, of Mt. Vernon, a vestryman of oldPohick Church. Through the courtesy of Mr. Dodge, the Editor waspermitted to make a careful examination of its pages, and to copy fromthe minutes of the vestry meetings therein such entries as appeared tothrow any light upon the early history of the Falls Church.
Some apparently trivial entries have been copied, such as the payment ofa sexton's salary for a number of successive years, but the name of thesexton in such cases has an important bearing upo...n the subject, when itis not improbable that the churches indicated as the "Upper Church, " the"New Church, " etc. , may be the church later designated as "The FallsChurch. " [Illustration: Mr. Charles A. Stewart] In addition to religious matters, the duties of the church vestry inthese early times embraced many secular affairs. Under the direction ofthe Parish Vestry tithes were collected from the land owners, and"processioners" were appointed by them to survey and establish all landboundaries within the parish.
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