Set up in 1796 by London Grove Monthly after having been an indulged meeting under the care of New Garden Monthly from sometime prior to 1792. Early meetings were held in the home of George Welsh until 1794 when an acre of land was purchased and a log meeting house erected. In 1797 an adjoining …
The Downingtown Friends meeting started out in Lionville as Uwchlan Monthly Meeting in 1712, first meeting in member’s home and finally building a stone meeting house in 1756 (see Uwchlan Meetinghouse). In 1784, members living in Downingtown asked to be able to meet in the schoolhouse there and by 1802, an indulged meeting was set …
In 1719, a meeting for worship was established for the winter here known as “Brandywine Forks” or simply “Forks” by Kennett Monthly Meeting. Bradford Monthly Meeting was established in 1737 by Chester Quarterly and the meeting for worship and the prep meeting at Bradford were transferred to the Monthly Meeting at that time. The Hicksite …
The Menallen Friends meeting was originally located on Center Mills road, but moved to its current location in Flora Dale about 1838. The current graveyard, located just south of the meetinghouse was established about 1853. Menallen belongs to the Warrington Quarterly Meeting of Friends. FIndagrave Listing 1107 Carlisle Rd, Bendersville, PA
Little Falls was established about 1738 under Gunpowder Monthly meeting. After Broad Creek meeting was established, the two preparative meetings were joined to form Little Falls Monthly. The preparative groups were laid down in 1927. Modern day Little Falls belongs to the Chespeake Quarterly meeting. A large burial ground lies behind the meeting house. Little …
A meeting for worship was first established at East Nottingham in 1709, and a preparative meeting in 1715 under what was then called Newark Monthly Meeting (later renamed to Kennett). The meeting was placed under the care of New Garden Monthly meeting in 1718 unitl 1730 when it was set off as Nottingham Monthly Meeting. …
