. Case e chiese storiche della Virginia. M LlinlRNE, HOHN lin , (i(IIa( (iinu LA RIVA ORIENTALE 485 WEI.BOURNE Welbounu. A Ilonitowii, Atconiac County, fu costruito da Drunimond Wclbounie circa 1780. Si tratta di una casa sul)stantialdue e mezzo piano, di mattoni. Un'unica caratteristica è l'ingresso al porticato ad un angolo. ST. GEORGES CHURCH, ACCOMAC COUNTY questa vecchia chiesa fu probabilmente costruita intorno a lo.^C). E 'isa edificio in mattoni originariamente sotto forma di croce e aveva pavimento abrick, banchi di alta schiena e un pidpit di stile anticpie. Nel 1861 San Giorgio fu utilizzato come stalla da Federal. ST. GEORGES CHIESA il

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. Historic Virginia homes and churches . M LlinlRNE, HOHN lin , (i(iIa( (iiinu THE EASTERN SHORE 485 WEI.BOURNE Welbounu. at Ilonitowii, Atconiac County, was builtby Drunimond Wclbounie about 1780. It is a sul)stantialtwo and a half story house, of brick. A unique feature isan arcade entrance at one corner. ST. GEORGES CHURCH, ACCOMAC COUNTY This old church was probably built about lO.^C). It isa brick building originally in the form of a cross and had abrick floor, high-back pews and a pidpit of anticpie fashion. In 1861 St. Georges was used as a stable by Federal. ST. GEORGES CHURCH Il XC.tJTEAGLE, ACCOMAC COUNTY troops and at the end of the war the venerable ])uilding wasa complete wreck. It remained initenanted for years untilthe church jjeople of the neighborhood determined to re-store it for use as a place of worship. As the transeptswere unsafe they were taken down, the main building re-built with the old bricks, and, after an interval of twenty-five years, services were once more held within the ancientwalls. 486 VIRGINIA HOMES AND CHURCHES The first rector of the parish was Reverend ThomasTeackle, who ministered there for over forty years anddied in 1696. The records of the parish, with the exceptionof those of modern date, have, unfortunately, all been lost. BROWNSVILLE The Browaisville plantation was granted before 1655to John Brown, who in his will gave 1262 acres to his sonJohn Brown. The latter disajjijeared and the propertycame into the possession of his brother, Thomas Brown.

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