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Presbytery of Baltimore History

1831

Nat Turner’s Rebellion

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1830

Indian Removal Act

Signed by Andrew Jackson, beginning the Trail of Tears.

1828

Taneytown Presbyterian Church Organized

Taneytown, MD

1821

GA calls for gradual emancipation

1819

First African Presbyterian Church Est.

Philadelphia, PA

1817

Presbyterian Church of Hagerstown Organized

Presbyterian Church of Hagerstown Organized

Hagerstown, Maryland

1810

First Presbyterian Church of Cumberland Organized

first of cumberland

Cumberland, Maryland

1807

First African American Minister

John Gloucester is ordained.

1802

Second Presbyterian Church Organized

second presbyterian

Baltimore, Maryland

1800

Baltimore becomes city with largest free black population

In the United States

1788

First overture calling for abolition passed

1786

Shay’s Rebellion

Massachusetts, USA

1780

Frederick Presbyterian Church Organized

frederick presbyterian

Frederick, Maryland

1776

America Declares Independence

1769

Bethel Presbyterian Church Organized

Bethel Presbyterian Church

White Hall, Maryland

1761

First & Franklin Street Presbyterian Church Organized

Baltimore, Maryland

1760

Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church Organized

emmitsburg presbyterian

Emmitsburg, Maryland

1759

Great Awakening

Missionary movement begins. People consider evangelization of enslaved people.

1738

Churchville Presbyterian Church Organized

Churchville Presbyterian

Churchville, Maryland

1729

Town of Baltimore Founded

1723

First presbytery established

by Fancis Makemie (who owned slaves) in Philadelphia

1715

Mt. Paran Presbyterian Church Organized

Mt. Paran Presbyterian

Randallstown, Maryland

1680

White appears in colonial laws

1661

Bible translated into Algonquin

Native American “evangelization” leads to “praying towns” at Natick, MA

1640

Congregation organizes first Presbyterian Church in the USA

Southampton Long Island, New York