The Makemie Presbyterian Churches The first establishment of Presbyterianism in America – right on the Delmarva Peninsula

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Francis Makemie – 1658-1708

Makemie Memorial Presbyterian Church, Snow Hill, MD 1st Presbyterian church to call a minister through an American Presbytery Building, 1887

Wicomico Presbyterian Church, Salisbury, MD Founded, March 12, 1672 Building, 1859

Pitts Creek Presbyterian Church, Pocomoke City, MD Founded, 1683 Building, 1888

Buckingham Presbyterian Church, Berlin, MD Organized, 1683 Building, 1905 Auditorium Sanctuary

Rehoboth Presbyterian Church, Rehoboth, MD Organized, 1683 Building, 1706

Beaver Dam Presbyterian Church, MD Organized, 1683

Manokin Presbyterian Church, Princess Anne, MD Originated, 1672 Organized, 1683 Present building, 1765

Manokin Presbyterian Church, Princess Anne, MD Originated, 1672 Organized, 1683 Present building, 1765

Naomi Makemie Presbyterian Church, Onanock, VA Church licensed in 1699 Founded, 1883 Present building, 1896

Makemie Presbyterian Church, Accomac, VA Founded, 1687 Building, 1837

Makemie Presbyterian Church, Accomac, VA Founded, 1687 Building, 1837

First Presbyterian Church, Norfolk, VA Founded, 1678 Present building, 1912

New Castle Presbyterian Church, New Castle, Delaware Building, 1707

New Castle Presbyterian Church, New Castle, Delaware Building, 1707