Photograph- Barry Girvin presenting a copy of his paper to Mr. Robert Bailey and daughter Sharon Bailey Girvin, descendants of Robert Bailey, at Bailey gravesite.
Photograph- Barry Girvin presenting a copy of his paper to Mr. Robert Bailey and daughter Sharon Bailey Girvin, descendants of Robert Bailey, at Bailey gravesite.
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Barry Girvin presenting a copy of his paper to Mr. Robert Bailey and daughter Sharon Bailey Girvin, descendants of Robert Bailey, at Bailey gravesite.
Photograph- Giant oak tree at Pequea Presbyterian Church under which Geo. Whitefield is said to have preached. The three men standing under the tree are identified as Mayor McCaskey, H. F. E. and Watson Ellmaker.
Photograph- Giant oak tree at Pequea Presbyterian Church under which Geo. Whitefield is said to have preached. The three men standing under the tree are identified as Mayor McCaskey, H. F. E. and Watson Ellmaker.
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Giant oak tree at Pequea Presbyterian Church under which Geo. Whitefield is said to have preached. The three men standing under the tree are identified as Mayor McCaskey, H. F. E. and Watson Ellmaker.
Photograph- Pequea Presbyterian Church cemetery near White Horse, Salisbury Township. Tombstone of James, son of Thomas C. and Mary A. Henderson (1834-1890) and Emma Jane, wife of James Henderson, daughter of Joshua and Amelia Linvill.
Photograph- Pequea Presbyterian Church cemetery near White Horse, Salisbury Township. Tombstone of James, son of Thomas C. and Mary A. Henderson (1834-1890) and Emma Jane, wife of James Henderson, daughter of Joshua and Amelia Linvill.
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Pequea Presbyterian Church cemetery near White Horse, Salisbury Township. Tombstone of James, son of Thomas C. and Mary A. Henderson (1834-1890) and Emma Jane, wife of James Henderson, daughter of Joshua and Amelia Linvill.
Photograph- Farmhouse used as school by Rev. Robert Smith, pastor of Pequea Presbyterian Church (1750-1793). School was forerunner of Princeton Theological Seminary. One of Rev. Smith's sons late became president of Princeton. Long room at left was demolished, which was original school room.
Photograph- Farmhouse used as school by Rev. Robert Smith, pastor of Pequea Presbyterian Church (1750-1793). School was forerunner of Princeton Theological Seminary. One of Rev. Smith's sons late became president of Princeton. Long room at left was demolished, which was original school room.
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Farmhouse used as school by Rev. Robert Smith, pastor of Pequea Presbyterian Church (1750-1793). School was forerunner of Princeton Theological Seminary. One of Rev. Smith's sons late became president of Princeton. Long room at left was demolished, which was original school room.
Identified on the back as "west side, White Chimneys", home of the Slaymaker family, but may also be the Sign of John Adams tavern and stage house owned by Amos Slaymaker.
