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- 1-25 In Memory of Benjamin R. Hanby [3]
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- 61-25 Disposal of Land in Plain Township [5]
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- 123-25 Agnes Meyer Driscoll [6]
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- 126-25 Old Canal Winchester School (1862-2007) [3]
- 127-25 Joseph M. Briggs and Briggsdale / Briggsdale [2]
- 128-25 Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson Home Studio and Artist's Residence [4]
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Home / Franklin County / 6-25 First Blendon Presbyterian Church [4]

Title, side A: First Blendon Presbyterian Church
Text, side A: On this site in 1829 the Presbyterians of Blendon Township built their first church. The land was donated by Timothy Lee for "church and burial" purposes. The Reverend Ebenezer Washburn, buried here, was the first minister. The church was destroyed one week after its dedication by an apparent act of arson.
: Churches, Presbyterian churches, Architecture, Religion
Sponsors: Blendon Township Trustees, Blendon Bicentennial Commission, The Ohio Historical Society, marker contributed by the William Goldsmith Family
Address: 6350 S Hempstead Road
Westerville, OH 43081
Location: In cemetery at NE corner of Dempsey and S. Hempstead roads.
Coordinates: Latitude: 40.0953500, Longitude: -82.9050800.
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