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Denomination |
Further Information |
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| KEIFER, Alexander M. | 13 Feb 1862 | Superintendent of St. Paul's Orphans Home, pastored at Greenville and Plum Creek more | ||||
| KEITH, M. Wilson | Presbyterian | pastor at Princeton (Hermon) Presbyterian and Mahoningtown Presbyterian source more | ||||
| KELLER, Adolph | 4 Feb 1868 | 14 Nov 1944 | Catholic | served at St. Joseph's Church, Mt. Oliver; St. Joseph Orphanage, Troy Hill; founder and pastor of All Saints Church, Etna more | ||
| KELLY, Jonathan C. | Presbyterian | pastor at New Castle 1st Presbyterian Church, 1897-1905 source | ||||
| KEARNS, John P. | 31 Dec 1865 | Catholic | pastor at St. Michael's Church, Greenville more | |||
| KENNEY, James | 11 Jan 1806 | Methodist | pastor of Liberty Chapel and Centerville ME Church, Washington County more | |||
| KERR, Thomas Williams | 20 Jan 1804 | 29 Oct 1847 | Presbyterian | born in Venango Co., pastored at Scrubgrass and others more | ||
| KERSCHNER, William H. | 13 Jan 1870 | Reformed | St. Pauls Classis, pastored at Watson Run Charge and Plum Creek Charge more | |||
| KETTL, Frank X. | 22 Jan 1865 | Catholic | born in Blair Co., pastor of St. Mary's Church, Kittanning, more | |||
| KING, Martin M. | 5 Dec 1824 | Baptist | Pastored at Fairview Baptist, Mercer County and in Bucks Co and Missouri more | |||
| KINGSLEY, Calvin (Bishop) | 8 Sept 1812 | 6 Apr 1870 | Methodist | Saegertown, Meadville, Professor at Allegheny College | ||
| KIRKPATRICK, David | 9 Jan 1795 | 5 Jan 1869 | Seceder Presbyterian | Minister for over 50 years, pastored at Poke Run, taught at Milton Academy more Researcher Nelson R. Kerr | ||
| KINNEAR, Gideon Draper | 13 Apr 1809 | 8 Sept 1875 | Methodist | Born in Venango County, died in Allegheny County, more | ||
| KINNEAR, John | 2 Mar 1810 | 10 Nov 1840 | Born in Venango County more | |||
| KIRKBRIDE, Sherman A. | Presbyterian | pastor at Leesburg and Center Presbyterian Neshannock Presbyterian Church source more | ||||
| KLINGER, Paul Gerhart | 19 Aug 1867 | Lutheran | born in Butler, pastored in Philadelphia and other parts of PA and OH, more | |||
| KNAPPS, Henry | 20 May 1827 | Methodist | early Methodist circuit rider, died at age 31, more | |||
| KNESAL, Charles A. | 27 Mar 1854 | Methodist | pastored at Centerville, Butler Co.; Pardoe and in NY more | |||
| KNOX, Edward Joseph | Methodist | born Armstrong Co., Drew Theological Seminary, pastored in Indiana, Beaver, McKeesport and others more | ||||
| KRIBBS, J.A. | Lutheran | superintendent of the Orphans Farm School in Zelienople, Civil War Veteran, pastored at Lutheran Church in Kittanning more | ||||
| KUNKLE, I.E.U. | 5 Jan 1863 | 29 Jan 1917 | Reformed | born in Westmoreland Co., pastored at Sharpsville and others in Western PA and OH, more | ||
| LANE, Ebenezer B. | 10 May 1864 | Methodist | died in West Middlesex, PA at age 49; buried in Greendale Cemetery, Meadville, PA source | |||
| LANE, Isaiah | 13 Jan 1863 | Methodist | died in Meadville, PA at age 53; buried in Greendale Cemetery, Meadville, PA. source | |||
| LANE, J. Claude | Presbyterian | pastor for the Shenango Presbytery, 1896-1897 source | ||||
| LANGDON, Benjamin F. | 18 Feb 1852 | Methodist | died in South Salem, PA at age 33; buried in Bethel Cemetery, Otter Creek, Mercer County, PA. source | |||
| LAWTHER, James H. | 1871 | Presbyterian | born in Kittanning, PA; Grove City College, pastored at Scrubgrass Presbyterian Church more | |||
| LEASON, Thomas Sharp | 29 Apr 1817 | 29 Jul 1891 | Presbyterian | pastor at Mt. Tabor, Pine Run, and others more | ||
| LEBERMAN, David D. | 16 May 1841 | Reformed | pastor at Titusville, St. Paul's Reformed, Meadville, more | |||
| LENTZ, A.P. | 25 Feb 1869 | Lutheran | Pastor at Trinity Lutheran in Ellwood City, Mt. Hope or Zion in Lawrence Co., churches in Sunbury, Beaver Co. and others more | |||
| LESTER, William H. | Presbyterian | Member of the Washington Presbytery, missionary to Santiago, Chile more | ||||
| LESLIE, Jonathan | Presbyterian | member of the Hartford Presbytery, pastor at Harpersfield, 1809-1815, source | ||||
| LESLIE, William H. | Presbyterian | pastor at Ellwood City Presbyterian Church, 1898-1905 source | ||||
| LIGHT, David Albert | 1856 | Methodist | born Lebanon, PA, Drew Theological Seminary, pastored at Sewickley, Bennett, PA more | |||
| LITTLE, Robert | Presbyterian | pastor at First Presbyterian Church, New Castle, 1913-1919, moved to Iowa, more | ||||
| LIMBERT, George Elias | 30 Dec 1865 | 25 Feb 1907 | Reformed | died in Altoona PA at age 41; more | ||
| LOCKE, David M. | 5 Apr 1844 | Methodist | born in Lawrence County, Civil War Veteran, more | |||
| LONG, Bertram J. | Presbyterian | pastor at Wampum, Moravia Presbyterian, 1902-1907 source | ||||
| LOUGHNER, John R. | Presbyterian | pastor at Moravia Presbyterian Church, starting in 1908 source photo | ||||
| LOVE, R. Buell | 22 Sept 1851 | 17 Sept 1919 | Presbyterian | pastor in the Hopewell Presbyterian Church, New Bedford, and several churches in Ohio, more Researcher Margo Hall | ||
| LOVEBERY, John Wade | Baptist | Licensed to preach by the Great Bethel Regular Baptist Church, Uniontown Sept 20, 1783. History of Fayette County, 1882, page 321 | ||||
| LOWRIE, N.S. | Presbyterian | pastored at Harmonsburg and Conneautville more | ||||
