Tree Marked as Georgia Synod Site Tells Early Presbyterian Roots
A fragment states the large poplar tree near Captain Alexander's in Washington is about 27 feet in circumference and nine feet in diameter. Under its shade the first Georgia synod convened in 1790, and Dr. Springer became the state's first ordained Presbyterian minister.
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