A History of St. Johns United Church of Christ, Pinckney, Missouri
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N 38° 40.098 W 091° 14.237
15S E 653352 N 4281442
Pinckney is no longer a town, just a name on a map. Grand frame country church on large partial of land.
Waymark Code: WM12H8T
Location: Missouri, United States
Date Posted: 05/29/2020
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County of church: Warren County
Location of church: MO-94, 5 miles W. of Treloar, ¼ mile S. Smith Creek Rd., near Pinckney
Church built: 1870
Architectural Style: Gothic Revival
Author: Roxana Wehmeyer Schroeder
Soft Cover: 298 pages
Publisher: Walsworth Pub. Co (1999)
Language: English
Cooperative effort by the members of the research and writing groups a the local historical society.
Editor and main author is Roxana Wehmeyer Schroeder, and publiched January 1, 1999.
"St. John's Pinckney Church:
An Evangelical Church in the southern part of Pinckney Township, near the Missouri River where old Pinckney was once located. Five acres of the original seven acre tract of land connected with the church have washed into the Missouri River. The institution was organized in 1870 and named St. Johannes' Congregation of the Evangelical Church, in honor of the Apostle. Johannes is the German form of the name, now generally Anglicized to St. John. It is now usually known as St. John's Pinckney Church in memory of the Pinckney community." ~ History of St. Charles County, Goodspeed, p. 1013