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Church history and some church records Centre County, Pennsylvania : First Presbyterian Church Bellefone, PA [and] Lick Run Presbyterian Church Jacksonville, PA
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History of the Cross Creek Presbyterian Church (United Presbyterian of U.S.A.)
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A historical sketch of the Spruce Creek Presbyterian Church
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A history of the Spring Creek Presbyterian Church
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Sinking Creek Presbyterian Church, Potter Township, Centre County, PA; Spring Creek Presbyterian Church, College Township, Centre Co., PA
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An historical sketch of the lower West Nottingham Presbyterian Church
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History of the Licking Presbyterian Church : and the 125th anniversary celebration held August 25th and 26th, 1928
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Presbyterian Church of Shaver's Creek Manor at Manor Hill, Pennsylvania on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the stone church, 1823-1973
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A history of the Spring Creek Presbyterian Church, Lemont, Pennsylvania, 1775 to 1975
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Fourth Street Presbyterian Church records, 1916-1955
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Churches of the valley: or, An historical sketch of the old Presbyterian congregations of Cumberland and Franklin counties, in Pennsylvania
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History of Paxton Presbyterian Church, 1732-1976, with Paxton Church marriage record, 1901-1976, and selected sermons
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Handbook and record of the Presbyterian Church, Bellefonte, PA
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History of Centre Presbyterian Church, New Park, Pa., 1780-1980
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Donegal Presbyterians : a Soct-sIrish congregation in Pennsylvania
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Exercises of the 150th anniversary of Fagg's Manor Presbyterian Church : organized 1730
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Fannettsburg Presbyterian records, 1851-1970 : the Lower Path Valley Presbyterian Church, Fannettsburg, Franklin County, PA
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Exercises in commemoration of the two hundredth anniversary of the Silver Spring Presbyterian Church : Cumberland County Pennsylvania
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History of the Upper Spruce Creek Presbyterian congregation, 1798-1998
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Exercises in commemoration of the one hundred and seventy-fifth anniversary of the Silver Spring Presbyterian Church Cumberland County Pennsylvania
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Historical sketch of old Hanover church
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The church register of the Bald Eagle and Nittany Valley Presbyterian Church : organized May 7, 1856
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Revolutionary War patriots of Chestnut Level Presbyterian Church
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Genealogical data abstracted from History of the Middle Spring Presbyterian Church, Middle Spring, Pennsylvania, 1738-1900
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History of The First United Presbyterian Church of Newville ; formerly The Seceder Church, The Associate Reformed Church and The United Presbyterian Church of Big Spring, 1764 through 1977
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Lewistown True Democrat, Mifflin County, PA, 1855 to 1874 : obit, marriages, births, moving, schools, war regt., etc
