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Piney Grove
The Front Line and the Home Front
In Virginia, the “...
Piney Grove and Southalls
During the 18th century this property was established as a...
Piney Grove and E. A. Saunders
Eight miles west on "The Old Main Road" is Piney Grove. Th...
Piney Grove Church Meeting Site
Late in the 18th century, the Methodist Episcopal Church c...
Results for Piney Grove
Piney Grove
The Front Line and the Home Front
In Virginia, the “Home Front” and the “Front Line”
were often just miles apart during the Civil War. In places such as Charles City County families provided their men for troops and also lost the ...
Piney Grove and Southalls
During the 18th century this property was established as a Southall family seat. Notable family members include James Barrett Southall, owner of Williamsburg's Raleigh Tavern, Turner Southall, member of the committee to build Thomas Jefferson's Virginia Capitol, and historian Douglas ...
Piney Grove and E. A. Saunders
Eight miles west on "The Old Main Road" is Piney Grove. The original portion, built ca. 1800 on Southall's Plantation, is a rare survival of Tidewater log architecture. Edmund Archer Saunders, a successful Richmond businessman, operated a store at Piney ...
Piney Grove Church Meeting Site
Late in the 18th century, the Methodist Episcopal Church confronted the possibility of schism. James O'Kelly, a Methodist minister, began challenging Bishop Francis Asbury regarding his appointive powers, his management of church affairs, and other organizational matters late in the ...