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TALES OF THE 1700s AND 1800s

Verbal accounts of ‘happenings’ in and around Wenrich’s Church were passed down through the years until, sometime in the early 1920s, they were written down.  Nevin Moyer, local educator and historian and an active member of the church, was the recorder of many of the following tales.  The tales that were recorded by Nevin Moyer are provided here in his own words.  Other tales were found in church records and transcribed from them.

panthers and wolves in the area
the woman in the well
how to light a pipe
the misfortune of one minister
Sunday boots - muddy boots
a flying machine
a revival from the dead
how the bell was raised
Indians in the area
shooting off the Old Year 
distilling alcohol
heating the sanctuary
placement of the windows
 
 

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