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The Ten Mile Church of the Brethren
Marianna,
Washington Co., PA
And daughter church, South Pigeon Creek
Dunkard Church (now defunct)
To South Pigeon Creek Dunkard (former
Church) Cemetery
Church torn down
between 1920-1930.
Large View
Credit to Mapquest.com
This Cemetery has been called the Leatherman Cemetery or the
Leatherman-Tombaugh Cemetery by local citizens.
Technically it was and is South Pigeon Creek Dunkard (former
Church) Cemetery. Three of the four field-stones used as corner stones for
this church can still be seen under the entangled vines of poison ivy, poison
oak, and other wild growing plants.
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Cemetery
Precautions: Avoid Exposure to Poison Oak / Poison Ivy
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