Second Reformed Church of Coventry (1881); Chester County, PA

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from Futhey and Cope's THE HISTORY OF CHESTER COUNTY (1881);

Second Reformed Church of Coventry  (Brownback's being known as the First 
Reformed Church of Coventry) was built in 1837, under the pastorate of Rev J C 
Guldin, then pastor of Brownback's, and has since been supplied by the ministers 
of the last-named church.  There were but 25 members at the time of the 
organization, and the membership is now 125 (1881).  The church commonly goes by 
the name of "Shenkle's", as there was a burying groud there long before the 
church was erected, which bore that name