Moving - Bruceville, Maryland

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To help familiarize you with this fine neighborhood, please read our brief history about Bruceville, MD.  It’s interesting.

A Brief Hisotry of Bruceville, Maryland

To help familiarize you with this fine neighborhood, please read our brief history about Bruceville, MD.  It’s interesting.

A Brief Hisotry of Bruceville, Maryland

Faith Chapel, Bruceville, Maryland 1885-2005

The Methodist Church in Bruceville began in a private home not far from the present church site. With the passing of time, the people in the community decided to erect a church building and such records that are available, show that by 1885 under the pastorate of J.W. Grubb, this church became a part of the Trappe Circuit in the Methodist Episcopal Church, South.

While it is not possible to remember the names of every person who was responsible for the erection and continuing program of the church, records and memories have given us a few of them. Among the men who helped to erect the building and who were active in the earlier days were Mr. Charles Lyons, Mr. Hugh Kemp, Mr. Edward Brinsfield, Capt. Adam Bryan, Mr. Nicklas Parrott, Capt. Samuel Merrick and Capt. William T. Cryer, among others. One of the most prominent and best remembered members of the church was Mr. William Sard, who for forty two years served as Sunday School Superintendent. Those who remember him report that the church was the center of his community activities and that he served it with loyalty and devotion. Church school records also show the name of one other superintendent who was active in the earliest days of the church - Mr. James Wherett, who was servicing as early as 1887.