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Ketocin Baptist Church

     
     
Catoctin Mountain is part of the eastern ridge of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It is also called Ketoctin, Kittochiny, Kittockton, Kittocton, and South Mountain. The Ketoctin Baptist Church in Loudoun County, Virginia was founded in 1745. It was a log church with an earth floor. Many settlers in the area were atheists or deists and when others gathered for services, they remained outside socializing.
1776 Communicants    
Barton, Elizabeth    
Best, Thomas    
Bestly, Ester    
Calwel, Joseph    
Carter, Elizabeth    
Dowie, Benjamin    
Hill, Samuel    
Humphrey, Thomas and wife  
James, Elias and wife  
James, Martha    
Lewis, George and wife  
Lewis, Mary    
Loyd, James    
Loyd, Ruth    
Maccoly, Robert and wife  
Mail, John and wife  
Marks, John and wife  
McKinney, Mary    
Milnor, Pathia    
Moreland, Hannah    
Morgan, Abel    
Morley, William    
Oxley, Henry    
Ozben, Rachel Osborn  
Ozben, Sarah Osborn  
Phillips, Jenkin and wife  
Powell, Joseph    
Russell, Sarah    
Summers, Jack and wife  
Summers, Jemine    
Summers, Michael    
Timothy Hixon and wife  
Williams, John    
Wilson, Ezebel    

 

 
 

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