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The Ten Mile Church of the Brethren
Marianna,
Washington Co., PA
And daughter church, South Pigeon Creek
Dunkard Church (now defunct)
TEN MILE AREA - TEN MILE CREEK
WASHINGTON COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA
Ten Mile is the area east of Washington PA that surrounds Ten Mile Creek along
Route 40 East.
It was named for Ten Mile Creek which runs through this area.
Credit mapquest.com
Ten Mile Church of the Brethren was built in 1832 and remains
the oldest brick COB building west of the PA mountains. The congregation
was in the Ten Mile Creek area of Washington County Pennsylvania and in
adjoining areas of Fayette Co. and Greene Co., as early as 1744. They met
in each others homes, as they had done before in eastern and central
Pennsylvania, in Maryland, and Virginia, before erecting their first church.
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