The Oldest Churches on the
Eastern Shore of Virginia
SOURCE of this Excerpt: Mariner,
Kirk. Revival's Children: A Religious History of Virginia's Eastern Shore. Salisbury,
Maryland: Peninsula Press, 1979. Page 640 (only). Transcribed for
inclusion on this site by ghote Ellen McGrath.
APPENDIX III: The Oldest Church Buildings on the Eastern Shore of Virginia
1738 -St. George's Episcopal Church,
Pungoteague
1742 -Hungars Episcopal Church, Bridgetown
1792 -Hollies Baptist Church, Keller
1828 -Christ Episcopal Church, Eastville
1838 -St. James Episcopal Church, Accomac
1840 -Makemie Presbyterian Church, Accomac
1846 -Holmes Presbyterian Church, Bayview
1854 -Downing's United Methodist Church, Oak Hall
-Cokesbury
United Methodist Church, Onancock
1855 -Garrison's United Methodist Church, Painter
-Onancock Baptist Church (rear portion)
1857 -Johnson's United Methodist Church, Johnsontown
1858 -Chincoteague Baptist Church, New Church
-Pocomoke United Methodist Church, Grotons
-Temperanceville United Methodist Church, Temperanceville
1859 -Horntown United Methodist Church, Horntown
1860 -Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Jenkins Bridge
(dismantled and reconstructed 1887)
1868 -Bethel African Methodist Episcopal
Church, Onancock
-Evergreen United Methodist Church, Hack's Neck
-Friendship United Methodist Church, Wattsville
-Greater Mt. Sinai Gospel Tabernacle, Fairview (central portion)
1870 -Drummondtown Baptist Church, Accomac (Bayly
Memorial Hall, building I)
-Shorter Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church, Bridgetown
1871 -Craddockville United Methodist Church,
Craddockville
-Macedonia African Methodist Episcopal Church, Accomac
-Oak Grove United Methodist Church, Melfa
-Zion Baptist Church, Metompkin (building II)
1872 -Leatherbury United Methodist Church,
Chesconnessex (original portion)
-St. Luke's African Methodist Episcopal Church, Daugherty
1876 -Christ's Union Baptist Church,
Chincoteague (abandoned)
-Mt. Sinai Baptist Church, New Church (original portion)
1877 -Andrew Chapel United Methodist Church,
Cashville
-Deas Chapel United Methodist Church, Horntown
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