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- Revolution and early republic · 1775–1799
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James Strayhorn, John Strain and John Freeland become ruling elders at New Hope
Three men were ordained and installed as elders about 1795, joining James Hart. The four made up the whole session when the church was reorganized in 1820.
People: James Strayhorn
Subject: New Hope Presbyterian Church
- Antebellum and Civil War · 1800–1865
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New Hope's elders sell seventeen acres of church land for repairs
After what the deed calls mature deliberation, the elders and subscribers sold seventeen acres at the southwest corner of the church tract to Samuel Strayhorn to pay for church repairs. Seventy acres of Gilbert Strayhorn's gift remained.
People: James Strayhorn
Subject: New Hope Presbyterian Church
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New Hope church is reorganized under Shepherd K. Kollock
On April 22, 1820, Kollock laid before the session Orange Presbytery's call for long-vacant churches to be reorganized; finding no roll of members and little discipline, the session resolved to reorganize the next day. On April 23 four elders and ten members publicly assented to the articles of faith and covenant.
People: James Strayhorn
Subject: New Hope Presbyterian Church
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