%20Biblio%20Info/Pwebrecon.cgi.txt Author: Clark, Martha Bladen. Title: Donegal Church : Colin McFarquhar, a landmark of Presbyterian history / by Miss Martha B. Clark. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): McFarquhar, Colin, 1729-1822. Donegal Presbyterian Church (East Donegal, Pa.) Presbyterian Church

HISTORY OF CEDAR GROVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN EAST EARL TOWNSHIP By Hon. A. G. Seyfert In the midst of the monuments and tombstones in the cemetery around the Pequea Presbyterian Church down in Salisbury Township, stands a gigantic White Oak tree. Between the church and the Session House is a Black

School schism, especially that portion of the Donegal congregation residing at Mt. Joy (about three miles east of Done- gal). Marietta (about three and one-half south of Donegal) was at that time a distinct church organization under the pastoral care of Mr. Boggs, in connection with Donegal. Mt. Joy had

oc- cupied for Church purposes. It was located a few yards north of the north- west corner of the old graveyard, on the farm now owned by Thos. P. King. At one time the "great road" passed immediately east of this yard, and consequently near to the front of the old church building. The old house was