Results for Union Church
Union United Methodist Church
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Organized as a non-denominational church in ...
Old Stone Union Church
1774
The site of the pastorate of Henry M. Muhlenber...
Brentsville - Union Church
Brentsville Union Church was built ca. 1880. The church si...
Earlysville Union Church
Earlysville Union Church is a rare surviving
early-1...
Old Union Methodist Church
A log church was built here in 1789 on land donated by Jos...
Union Church - Circa 1825
Built through the efforts of Mrs. William Steenbergen, the...
Results for Union Church
Union United Methodist Church
Side 1:
Organized as a non-denominational church in 1837, Union United Methodist Church is the oldest church in Quitman County. Thirty-four charter members constituted its initial membership. Among them were Mrs. George Ellis, the first charter member, and Mrs. Adelyn Lee ...
Old Stone Union Church
1774
The site of the pastorate of Henry M. Muhlenberg D.D.
Known as the father of Lutheranism in America
Marker is on Fairview Avenue, on the left when traveling north.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Brentsville - Union Church
Brentsville Union Church was built ca. 1880. The church sits on a lot deeded to The Trustees of the Union Church in 1871 by George M. Goodwin, who owned Tavern Square. It was erected “for the use of the Congregation ...
Earlysville Union Church
Earlysville Union Church is a rare surviving
early-19th-century interdenominational church
constructed in Albemarle County. Built in
1833, this frame structure served as a
meetinghouse for all Christian denominations
on land deeded by John Early, for whom
Earlysville is named. This building provided
an early home for several ...
Old Union Methodist Church
A log church was built here in 1789 on land donated by Joseph Dickinson. The church was named "Dickinson's Chapel" in his honor. Francis Asbury and many other pioneers of American Methodism conducted services here. Levi Scott, a native of ...
Union Church - Circa 1825
Built through the efforts of Mrs. William Steenbergen, the church has served as a meeting place for Mt. Jackson churches. The cemetery represents a history of the town and its early citizens. Daniel Grey, a Revolutionary War soldier, is buried ...