Linda,

If you can get your hands on a copy of the 1861 French's Gazetteer
(Washington County might be on line) it tells when the churches in each of
the towns in the county were founded and figure it out that way.

David Minor

>I would very much appreciate it if someone could advise me about what the
>religious demographics of Washington County may have been around 1825-1850.
>What proportions of the population were members of which kinds of churches?
>And, secondarily, if the ministers in that area during that era were
>theological seminary-trained, which seminaries might they have attended.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Linda Crannell


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