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historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM2BPX_the-wilfong-church-st-michaels-lutheran-church_Brandywine-WV.html
"The Wilfong Church." Four acres of land for church and
cemetery were purchased for one
shilling on October 1, 1794 from
German immigrant couple, Michael
and Sophia Wilfong. Historically and
locally known as "The Wilfong
Churc…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM2BPQ_propst-lutheran-church_Brandywine-WV.html
61 rods west stood original
round log church upon 3½
acre plot, deeded Dec.18, 1769,
by John Michael Propst and his
wife, Catherine, "for the congregation of the South Fork of the
Potowmack for five shillings
current money of Virgi…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM2BPP_stone-cemetery_Brandywine-WV.html
The stone cemetery takes its name from Daniel Stone, an early owner,while the
oldest tombstone carries the date 1793. The principal use began in the 1860s at the time of the civil war and the creation of the State of West Virginia by president Ab…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMN15_fort-seybert_Brandywine-WV.html
Fort Seybert, strong frontier post with blockhouse, cabins, and stockade, surrendered to the Indians after three-day siege in 1758. Twenty of the prisoners were massacred and the others were carried into captivity. (Site 2 Mi. North)