Marlborough Monthly Meeting
Set up in 1802 By Bradford Monthly, after being an indulged meeting since 1799. Soon after its creation, the meeting was attached to Kennett Monthly. In 1801, a red brick meeting house was created...
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New Garden Monthly Meeting
Originally set up in 1715 as a preparative meeting by Newark Monthly after being an indulged meeting since 1713. Early meetings were held in the home of John Miller in 1713 and in 1715,...
New West Grove Meetinghouse
The New West Grove Meetinghouse s under the care of West Grove Monthly Meeting and is open on a sporadic basis. There is a burial ground on the premises.
Nottingham Friends Meeting
Set up as an indulged meeting known as Oxford Indulged by Pennsgrove Monthly in 1876 and transferred to Nottingham Monthly in 1883, at which time it became a preparative meeting. The red stone meeting...
Old Caln Friends Meetinghouse
The meeting was first set up in 1716 by Concord Monthly and an acre of ground for a meeting house and burial ground was purchased from John Mendenhall, at the edge of the “old...
Old Kennett Meetinghouse
Set up in 1711 by Newark Monthly (later Kennett Monthly) after having been an indulged meeting since 1707. Members met in homes until the first meeting house. a two-story stone building, was built in...
Parkersville Friends Meeting
After the Separation of the original Kennett Preparative meeting, the Orthodox branch built a meeting house in 1830 in Parkersville on land purchased from John Parker. The meeting was held here until 1931 at...
Penns Grove Friends Meeting
Set up in 1829 by New Garden Monthly after having been an indulged meeting since 1820. Early meetings were held at the home of John Hambleton until March 1828 and than at the home...
Romansville Friends Meeting
Originally established by the Hicksite branch as a continuation of the original Bradford Preparative, this meeting was renamed when it moved to Romansville in 1846. At that time, a red brick meeting house was...
Schuylkill Friends Meeting
Originally named Charlestown meeting, Schuylkill meeting’s burial ground lies behind the meetinghouse. 37 N. Whitehorse Road, Phoneixville, PA 19400 484-975-2061 Meeting Website