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Herchenroether, Nell Young. Bethel United Presbyterian Church cemetery record. Pittsburgh, PA (158 Dickson Ave., Ben Avon, Pittsburgh 15202): N.Y. Herchenroether, 1985.

United Presbyterian Church (Slatington, Pa.). History Book Committee., red. Christianity and the Slatington Presbyterian churches. Slatington, Pa: History Book Committee, United Presbyterian Church, 2000.

Stewart, Reid W. The sesquicentennial history of Puckety United Presbyterian Church (1795)-1804-1954: Together with a biographical sketch of Rev. James McConnell. Lower Burrell, PA: Point Pleasant Ltd., 2004.

Heckethorn, Paul K. Turtle Creek & Bethel Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church (Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania) and Bethel United Presbyterian Church, Bethel Park, PA (serving southern Allegheny & northern Washington counties, PA). Apollo, PA: Closson Press, 2002.

Watson, Lyle Brooks. Emmanuel United Presbyterian Church of the United States of America, Eightyfour, Washington County, Pennsylvania: Cemetery records and history. [Bentleyville, PA]: L.B. Watson, 1988.

Copper, Dwight Edward. Portersville Bible Church Cemetery: Organized 1840 as the Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church of Portersville, later becoming the Portersville United Presbyterian Church 1958 become Portersville Bible Church. Chicora, PA (1124 Oneida Valley Rd., Rt. 38, Chicora 16025): Mechling Bookbindery, 2003.

Stewart, Reid W. History of Scottish dissenting Presbyterianism in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania: An account of Reformed Presbyterian, Associate Presbyterian, Associate Reformed, and United Presbyterian Church of North America clergy and congregations. Lower Burrell, PA: Point Pleasant, 2003.

Copper, Dwight Edward. Neshannock United Presbyterian Church Cemetery, organized 1809: Fairground Road, Hickory Township, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania. Chicora, PA: Mechling Bookbindery, 2004.

Stewart, Reid W. History of Scottish dissenting Presbyterianism in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania: Being an account of Reformed Presbyterian, Associate Presbyterian, Associate Reformed, and United Presbyterian Church of North America clergy and congregations. Lower Burrell, PA: Point Pleasant, 2003.

Stewart, Reid W. History of Scottish dissenting Presbyterianism in Chester County, PA: Being an account of Associate, Associate Reformed, and United Presbyterian Church of North America clergy and congregations. Lower Burrell, PA: Point Pleasant, 2003.

Stewart, Reid W. History of Scottish dissenting Presbyterianism in Chester County, PA: Being an account of Associate, Associate Reformed, and United Presbyterian Church of North America clergy and congregations. Lower Burrell, PA: Point Pleasant, 2003.

Stewart, Reid W. History of Scottish dissenting Presbyterianism in Chester County, PA: Being an account of Associate, Associate Reformed, and United Presbyterian Church of North America clergy and congregations. Lower Burrell, PA: Point Pleasant, 2003.

Copper, Dwight Edward. Harmony Cemetery, site of the first Harmony United Presbyterian Church: Organized as the Associate Presbyterian Church at Boiling Springs, Harrisville, Mercer Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania. New Castle, PA (RR #1, New Castle 16101-9514): D. Copper, 2000.

Stewart, Reid W. History of Scottish dissenting Presbyterianism in Huntingdon County, PA: Being a history of the Associate, Associate Reformed, and United Presbyterian Church of North America clergy and congregations. Lower Burrell, PA: Point Pleasant, 2003.

Stewart, Reid W. History of Scottish dissenting Presbyterianism in York County, Pennsylvania: Being an history of Reformed Presbyterian, Associate Presbyterian, Associate Reformed, and United Presbyterian Church of North America congregations. Lower Burrell, PA: Point Pleasant, 2003.

Watson, Lyle Brooks. The Pigeon Creek United Presbyterian Church Cemetery records, 1777-1984, Dunningsville, Somerset Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania. Bentleyville, PA (RD#1 Box 297A, Bentleyville 15314): L.B. Watson, 1985.

Stewart, Reid W. History of Scottish dissenting Presbyterianism in Juniata County, Mifflin County, and Perry County, PA: Being an account of Associate, Associate Reformed, and United Presbyterian Church of North America clergy and congregations. Lower Burrell, PA: Point Pleasant, 2003.

Copper, Dwight Edward. Mountville United Presbyterian Church Cemetery: Organized 1808 Associate Reformed Church of Eight Tracts, Mountville Road, Perry Township, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania. Chicora, PA (1124 Oneida Valley Rd., Rt. 38, Chicora 16025): Mechling Bookbindery, 2003.

Heckethorn, Paul K. Mount of Olives Presbyterian Church, Squirrel Hill: A community in the City of Pittsburgh, PA ; & Mifflin Associate Reformed, later United Presbyterian Church : comprising the boroughs of Whitaker, Munhall, West Mifflin, West Homestead, Homeville & Homestead & the Hays community of the City of Pittsburgh, PA. Apollo, PA: Closson Press, 2002.

Copper, Dwight Edward. Mount Jackson United Presbyterian Church Cemetery: Also known as Hickory Run Cemetery, North Beaver Township, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania. Chicora, PA: Mechling Bookbindery, 2003.

Copper, Dwight Edward. Shenango United Presbyterian Church Cemetery: Also referred to as Coaltown Cemetery or Union Cemetery, Neshannock Township, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania. Chicora, PA: Mechling Bookbindery, 2004.

Rice, Phillip A. Early Methodism in Ashland and Girardville, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania: Records of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Ashland and Methodist Episcopal Church at Girardville. Apollo, PA: Closson Press, 1997.

Stewart, Reid W. The history of Scottish dissenting Presbyterianism in Fulton County, PA: A history of the Reformed Presbyterian, Associate Reformed, Independent, "Websterite" Seceder, "Independent" Seceder, and United Presbyterian Church of North America congregations. Apollo, PA (1935 Sampson Drive, Apollo, 15613-9209): Closson Press, 2002.

Copper, Dwight Edward. Springfield Cemetery: 1874 Springfield Church Road, Jackson Center PA 16133 : organized 1820 in association with the Springfield Associate Reformed Church, later the Springfield United Presbyterian Church (Springfield U.P. Church dissolved 2002) : Findley Township, Mercer County, Pennsylvania. Chicora, Pa: Mechling Bookbindery, 2008.

Copper, Dwight Edward. Springfield Cemetery: 1874 Springfield Church Road, Jackson Center PA 16133 : organized 1820 in association with the Springfield Associate Reformed Church, later the Springfield United Presbyterian Church (Springfield U.P. Church dissolved 2002) : Findley Township, Mercer County, Pennsylvania. Chicora, Pa: Mechling Bookbindery, 2008.

Stewart, Reid W. History of Scottish dissenting Presbyterianism in the Philadelphia area, PA: An account of the Associate Presbyterian, Bullion's Associate, Independent Associate, Websterite Associate, Reformed Presbyterian with Synod and General Synod, Gailey's Safety League, Steelite Reformed Presbytery, Associate Reformed, Independent Associate Reformed, and United Presbyterian Church of North America clergy and congregations. Lower Burrell, PA: Point Pleasant, 2004.

County, Mount Pleasant (Westmoreland. History of the Mount Pleasant United Presbyterian Church of Mount Pleasant, Pa. , 1802-1902. Creative Media Partners, LLC, 2023.

County, Mount Pleasant (Westmoreland. History of the Mount Pleasant United Presbyterian Church of Mount Pleasant, Pa. , 1802-1902. Creative Media Partners, LLC, 2023.

Pa Mount Pleasant (Westmoreland County. History of the Mount Pleasant United Presbyterian Church of Mount Pleasant, Pa., 1802-1902. Franklin Classics Trade Press, 2018.

History Of The Mount Pleasant United Presbyterian Church Of Mount Pleasant, Pa., 1802-1902. Franklin Classics, 2018.

History Of The Mount Pleasant United Presbyterian Church Of Mount Pleasant, Pa., 1802-1902. Franklin Classics, 2018.

History of Bethel United Presbyterian Church, Enon Valley, Pennsylvania 1798-1988: One hundred ninety years. Enon Valley, Pa: Bethel United Presbyterian Church, 2010.

The Church register, 1913-1984, of the Pigeon Creek Presbyterian Church of R.D. 2, Eighty Four, Pa. [Bentleyville, Pa: Lyle Brooks Watson, 1986.