Other Religious denominations in Chester Co

ST. John's in West Caln ca 1729

ST Peter's in East Whiteland (Great Valley) ca 1744

St. John's in Penn ca 1722

St. Mary's in Warwick 1843

ST. Andrew's in West Vincent

ST. Peter's at Phoenixville 1838

ST. Mark's in Honeybrook 1835

ST. Paul's in West Whiteland 1828

Trinity at Coatesville 1859

ST. James' in Downingtown 1842

Church of the Good Samaritan, Paoli

Church of the Holy Trinity, West Chester. 1835

St. Davids', Radnor Established by the Welsh ca 1685

Prior to 1724, the few brethren (Dunkers) who lived in Coventry were not joined as a congregation, but in 1724 they organized themselves into a church. On Nov. 7th they celebrated the "love feast" for the first time, with 8 communicants. Their name were Daniel Eiker and his wife, Henry Landis and wife, Peter Herffley, Martin Urner Sr, Owen Longacre and Andrew Sell. Martin Urner was their first minister, and in 1729 formally ordained. He served the church till his death in 1755, at which time he was succeeded by his nephew, another Martin Urner. At this time they had no public place of worship, but met in rotation at private homes. There were 22 families, of whom 40 had been baptized;

Margin URner and wife, Peter Reinhard, Owen Reinhart, Henry Dasker and wife, Nicholas Hardwick and wife, Abraham Grub and wife, Christian Monsieur, Barbara Miller, Barbara Welty, Frederick Reinhart and wife, Barbara Urner, Elizabeth Ingles, Catharine Grumbacker, Catharine Boch, John Eiker, Jacob Pfauts and wife, Abraham Boch, Andrew Woolf, Esther Switzer, Wendle Danfelser, Henry Bear and wife, Jacob Sweitser and wife, Maud Reinhart, Jacob Light and wife, Philip Waggoner and wife, Eliz. Holderman, Anthony Bernhard and daughter, John Light and wife.