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History Of I
Memorial A. 1
(By Mrs. I,. V. Xcal)
The forefathers 'of this church ii
canto to America from uortheast 9
Ireland to which place they had (
cunc front the 'lowlands of Scotland, a
liielr first settlement' was in the vl- 1
-iiiitv of Oettyshurg and Pittsburgh,.' v
rent). Almost to a man they were tl
icbt'chlilth. They had left their
active home land that thoy . might tl
itjoy the privilege of worshipping r,
Cot! in accordance with their inter- ti
pietation of tlie Holy Scriptures. In r
V short time large numbers inierateat
o North Carelina. settling In what ?
is now Cabarrus. Iredell. Mecklen-'o
burg Oaston and Cleveland Cottti 1 n
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The settlement around Pisgah, ei
'1 urrh h-sail /jbcut I7.">0. The first! e
-hutch perhaps was not organized! ci
An til a f'or the Revolutionary War.'
ife first church stood on the slopes' ~
if Kings Mountain in the regions '
\here the Scotch-Irish patriots so.
ioerssftilly contested for civil lib tty.
.-Rev. James Rogers was the
i*st minister to visit these enthusTxcn.
whrwebodylie^ll^^MeHfaffr*
Aemetery, was installed June 5.
t7$7. forming the first pastoral re
'a.tlonshlp. . .
This old log rhuroh. the original
p liars of whlrh are Still standing on
'and now owned by Mr. Wray Wll _
Ihtms. became the mother of twin
darehters. giving up her life in
.heir b'rth The daughters are call
d fletharty and Pisgah. Pisgab.
known to us today as 'Old Pisgah'
stood a few miles east of Kings
Mountain on tthe present farm of
Dr. J. R. Anthony. Ten acres of land
were deeded'to this organization on
Feb. 2. 1801. for the sum of $28.50.
in 1856 Old Pisgah branched into
the present Pisgah and Mount JJebc.
Who was mode of the western sec'
tlon of the old congregation and
stood about a mile ahd a half wee!
o* Kings Mountain just across from
P. D. Herndon's farm. In the early
'700, Mr." Robert Kalis who owned
practically all of the land upon
which the present town i? located,
gave land for a new church in the.
little village. Tills church was first ;
need in 1S76. ? standing on King!
Sireet including the present homes
of P. TV Heriidon, Mrs. Minnie-Craw l
f< rd mil! A?e Gofcrth. The sainted;
raster of Pisenh and Mt. Npho?dir.!
V'. K Bovce ? continued as the pas
tor of the village church.
In 1871*. the hcira of the late A. V.
Falls, brother to P.obert Falls, dona
ltd the old Falls home site for the
location of a new clutreb. This chur
cb ? the present building ? wat
dedicated Oct. 3d. 1898. under tno
leadership of Dr. J. M. Garrison.
Through these early years, the Falls
Wares. Df,lings and McGIUs formed
At the dedication In 1898, the
name of the church was changed to
Rojce Memorial In memory, of Dr.
E. E. Boyce who served tho congre
gatlon and its maternal organization
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Fifty years ago. there were four*
c.n young people in the church of
litbbatli School ' age. Today tha
i'urea scnooi una an enrollment ol
25 ffom n membership of 275; lo
872 the' total congregational budget
as approximately $:ju0.00. Today
lie yearly budget Is $6.0'?ft,00.
The outstanding pastorate through
I) esc years, was the 28 years tlirouI;
(Dr. J. M Garrison served. He reltd
June 2.0. 1984. llov \V. M.
Pyre \yas Installed July 15. 19.14.
lloy'cc Memorial Church has
town with the city. Occupying one
r tin- enviable locations at the corer
of King and Piedmont and in* *
lading in her membership a crosa
icticn of tlrt substantial resident
f the community, she looks to theDining
years for the opportunity of
rmtinued usefulness and service.
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