The Makemie Presbyterian Churches The first establishment of

The Makemie Presbyterian Churches The first establishment of Presbyterianism in America – right on the Delmarva Peninsula

Francis Makemie – 1658 -1708

Makemie Memorial Presbyterian Church, Snow Hill, MD • 1 st Presbyterian church to call a minister through an American Presbytery • Building, 1887

Wicomico Presbyterian Church, Salisbury, MD • Founded, March 12, 1672 • Building, 1859

Pitts Creek Presbyterian Church, Pocomoke City, MD • Founded, 1683 • Building, 1888

Buckingham Presbyterian Church, Berlin, MD • Organized, 1683 • Building, 1905 • Auditorium Sanctuary

Rehoboth Presbyterian Church, Rehoboth, MD • Organized, 1683 • Building, 1706

Beaver Dam Presbyterian Church, MD • Organized, 1683

Manokin Presbyterian Church, Princess Anne, MD • Originated, 1672 • Organized, 1683 • Present building, 1765

Manokin Presbyterian Church, Princess Anne, MD • Originated, 1672 • Organized, 1683 • Present building, 1765

Naomi Makemie Presbyterian Church, Onanock, VA • Church licensed in 1699 • Founded, 1883 • Present building, 1896

Makemie Presbyterian Church, Accomac, VA • Founded, 1687 • Building, 1837

Makemie Presbyterian Church, Accomac, VA • Founded, 1687 • Building, 1837

First Presbyterian Church, Norfolk, VA • Founded, 1678 • Present building, 1912

New Castle Presbyterian Church, New Castle, Delaware • Building, 1707

New Castle Presbyterian Church, New Castle, Delaware • Building, 1707