Family Places of Worship

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German Protestant Churches of Greensburg

Old Log Church in St. Clair Park, Greensburg, Pennsylvania

In Greensburg, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, our Truby and Rohrer ancestors found places of worship in their German-language traditions . . .

German-language 1805 Baptism entry for the four Marshall Children, second up from the bottom

The Parker Presbyterian Church

Formerly, Ebenezer Presbyterian

Parker, Pennsylvania

The Presbyterian Church of Parker, Pennsylvania, 1920s

The first generation of Robinsons, Marshalls, and Baileys in this region were Presbyterian, following the Protestant Reformed traditions of their German-speaking ancestors in Greensburg . . .

The Memorial Church of Our Father

(Episcopal)

Foxburg, Pennsvylania

The parish church of the Samuel Marshall Robinson Family

Architecture -- click here!

A Project For You -- click here!

The Episcopal Church in Foxburg

The Altar, Easter 2006

One of the beautiful stained glass windows in this unique Foxburg church.

Robinson Chapel

(United Methodist)

Hovey Township, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania

A gift to the people of Hovey Township

from the Elisha Robinson (1832-1912) Family;

built on the Hovey-Robinson land

Robinson Chapel, on the former Hovey-Robinson Lands

Window From Robinson Chapel -- Jesus Blessing the Children

St. Luke's Episcopal Church

Simeon, Virginia

A neighborhood place of worship for members of the family of Simeon Hovey Marshall and his wife, Mary Jane Hoover. Marshall kept the store and post office across the road from the chapel, and the family lived nearby on the historic Colle farm.

"Well before 1892, a lady named Mrs. Marshall ran a two room Sunday School behind the site of the Bishops’ store . . . "

Click here for the full article in which the above quote appears . . .

Click on the photo for more information about St. Luke's

St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church

Lawrenceville section of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

The Parish Church of Sarah Ellen Daugherty Marshall

and her children; she and her husband, Mexican War veteran and newspaperman Andrew Eaton Marshall lie buried near the church.

St. Mary's, Lawrenceville (Pittsburgh) Pennsylvania

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The photograph of the Presbyterian Church of Parker is from the photo collection of J. Edward Zollinger, husband of Mary Allison Turk. This was the home church of the Marshalls and the Turks in Parker.

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