This historic and still-active congregation dates to 1835. The present structure dates to 1859; it was restored in 1942. It’s near the community of Chattoogaville but has a Lyerly address.
National Register of Historic Places
This historic and still-active congregation dates to 1835. The present structure dates to 1859; it was restored in 1942. It’s near the community of Chattoogaville but has a Lyerly address.
National Register of Historic Places
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Are there two front doors? Why?
Back then, the women sat on one side of the church and the men sat on the other. They had their own entrances.
My Great Grandfather, Rev. Thaddeus Constantine Crawford was Pastor at Sardis Presbyterian Church for 38 years beginning in 1846 or 1847