Salem Associate Reform Presbyterian Church Historical Marker

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Salem Associate Reform Presbyterian Church Historical Marker
Salem Associate Reform Presbyterian Church Historical Marker


Organized June 19, 1836 by Rev. Henry Bryson, D.D. with 53 members. First house of worship was a log house built on 4 acres donated by Abner Mathews. First pastor, Rev. John Wilson served from 1837 to 1865. Having fostered at least five other churches, Salem has been called a "mother of churches". Present sanctuary, erected in 1940, is the fourth building on this site. Adjoining cemetery predates the church and contains graves of Indians and slaves.




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