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History of the Conowago Dutch Colony Chapter Five
This section traces the Conowago church and Hanover confusion, outlining Rev. Andrew Gray’s mission, the 1790s shifts between Conowago and Hanover, and the revival efforts that kept the Dutch congregation alive. It notes Gray’s reforms, later pastors, and the mixing with Presbyterian parishes as Dutch practices faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinkerhoff
Andrew Gray
General Synod of the Reformed Church
General Synod
Hardy Counnty
Virginia
Kentucky
Susquehanna
Classis
New Brunswick
Powshkeepsie
N. Y
Hanover
Gray
Conewago
Brinkerhof
Nicholas H. Gardiner
Conowago
Gardiner
Kerr Valley
Tuscarora
John Cornelison
Stephen Ostrander
Delaware
Great
Wyoming
Corwin
Manuel
Cornelison
Reformed Dutch Church of
English
Bergen County
N. J
Livingston
John Black
Presbyterian Church
Gettysburg
Adams County
Westmoreland County
Presbyterian
Dobbin
Londorderry
Ireland
Reformed Presbytery of
Scotland
Rock Creek
Associate Reformed Church
United States
Marsh Creek
City
New York
Archibald Latelie
Reatch
Seatchman
Conowarn Presbyterian Church
Hunterstown
McConaughy
W. S. van Cleve
Gettysbure Presbyterian Church
Joseph Coshun
Katrina Qalhoun
Ralph Lasheil
Henry Brinkerhof
John Coshun
John Cownover
United Presbyterian Church
Adems County
John Jamison