Westminster United Presbyterian Church Cemetery
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Westminster United Presbyterian Church Cemetery

Clinton Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania, USA

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  • Get directions 210 Westminster Rd.
    Sarver, Pennsylvania 16055 United States
    Coordinates: 40.71280, -79.82410
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Westminster Presbyterian Church of Clinton township was organized June 12, 1835, with nineteen members, by Rev. Newton BRACKEN. The first elders were James BOYD and William McGARRY. Rev. Abraham BOYD was pastor until 1845, in which year a small log church was erected. Rev. James M. SMITH was stated supply in 1847; Rev. Ephriam OGDEN pastor from 1848 to 1858; Rev. John V. MILLER from 1859 to 1863; Rev. Josiah McPHERRIN from 1865 to 1873; Rev. James T. PATTERSON from 1874 to 1879, and Rev. John S. ATKINSON from 1881 to April 24, 1888. Rev. L.E. KEITH was installed pastor in 1889 and remained until October, 1890. On February 8, 1894, Rev. W.J. HAZLETT was installed as pastor, the pulpit having been previously supplied for over [p. 479] three years. The elders in 1888 were William NORRIS, Robert BREWER, Jacob B. FLICK, John S. LOVE and James McCAFFERTY. A new church building was begun in 1852, completed in February, 1853, and was dedicated, March 6, 1853. On December 15, 1857, the church recorded articles of association, Adam REED, James HEMPHILL, James McCAFFERTY, William WOODS and George GIBSON being then trustees. In 1894 there were about seventy-five members in this church.


We are located near Saxonburg, and our mailing address is P O Box 446, Saxonburg; however we are physically located at: 210 Westminster Road, SARVER, PENNSYLVANIA 16055. A person using a GPS to locate us may not find us if using the town of Saxonburg in the address.

Westminster Presbyterian Church of Clinton township was organized June 12, 1835, with nineteen members, by Rev. Newton BRACKEN. The first elders were James BOYD and William McGARRY. Rev. Abraham BOYD was pastor until 1845, in which year a small log church was erected. Rev. James M. SMITH was stated supply in 1847; Rev. Ephriam OGDEN pastor from 1848 to 1858; Rev. John V. MILLER from 1859 to 1863; Rev. Josiah McPHERRIN from 1865 to 1873; Rev. James T. PATTERSON from 1874 to 1879, and Rev. John S. ATKINSON from 1881 to April 24, 1888. Rev. L.E. KEITH was installed pastor in 1889 and remained until October, 1890. On February 8, 1894, Rev. W.J. HAZLETT was installed as pastor, the pulpit having been previously supplied for over [p. 479] three years. The elders in 1888 were William NORRIS, Robert BREWER, Jacob B. FLICK, John S. LOVE and James McCAFFERTY. A new church building was begun in 1852, completed in February, 1853, and was dedicated, March 6, 1853. On December 15, 1857, the church recorded articles of association, Adam REED, James HEMPHILL, James McCAFFERTY, William WOODS and George GIBSON being then trustees. In 1894 there were about seventy-five members in this church.


We are located near Saxonburg, and our mailing address is P O Box 446, Saxonburg; however we are physically located at: 210 Westminster Road, SARVER, PENNSYLVANIA 16055. A person using a GPS to locate us may not find us if using the town of Saxonburg in the address.

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