History — Appendix & Bibliography

Reformed Presbyterian Church at Canonsburg
In addition to these four Presbyterian Churches of Canonsburg, there was a Reformed Presbyterian congregation for a while in the early part of the nineteenth century. Adherents of this branch of Presbyterianism were called Covenenters, . . .

Chartiers Associate Congregation pledges, 1799
We the subscribers promise to pay unto any authorized collector belonging to the Associate Congregation of Chartiers....

Pastors of the Presbyterian Churches of Canonsburg, 1775-2000

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