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1) Record of the New Bethel or Stone Church of Greenwich Township, Berks County, Pa.; located near the town of Grimsville, Pa: organized 1761

Author

Leiby, Amandus S

Publisher

Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah

Pub. Date

1980

Physical Desc

on 2 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.

Language

Multiple

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The Reformed congregation met with the Lutherans since the beginning. In 1803 they built a church, New Bethel Zion. The union dissolved in 1969.

2) The 1761 to 1802 record of the New Bethel Zion Church of Grimville (U.S. RT. 22), Greenwich Twp., Berks Co., Pa: originally named Bethel, locally called The Stone Church, known officially as the Greenwich Congregation founded by Georg Kamp

Author

Leiby, Amandus S

Publisher

A.S. Leiby

Pub. Date

1952

Physical Desc

58, xii, [11] leaves.

Language

English

Formats

Book, Microfilm, Online Content

Description

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The Bethel Church was apparently a union church since the beginning. In 1803 a new church was built and called New Bethel Zion. The union was dissolved in 1969. It is located in Greenwich Township near Grimville.

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1) Record of the New Bethel or Stone Church of Greenwich Township, Berks County, Pa.; located near the town of Grimsville, Pa: organized 1761

2) The 1761 to 1802 record of the New Bethel Zion Church of Grimville (U.S. RT. 22), Greenwich Twp., Berks Co., Pa: originally named Bethel, locally called The Stone Church, known officially as the Greenwich Congregation founded by Georg Kamp

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