References

The Church of Saint Peter in the Great Valley, 1700 - 1940, by Harold D. Eberlein & Cortlandt V. D. Hubbard, August Dietz & Son (1944).
St. Peter’s Church web site
St. Peter’s Church in the Great Valley, A National Shrine by Elizabeth Rumrill, TEHQ, vol. 17, #2 (April 1979).
Glimpses of the History of St. Peter’s Church by Elizabeth Rumrill, TEHQ, vol. 22, #1 (January 1984).
St. Peter’s Church in the Great Valley by Jeff Groff, TEHQ, vol. 32, #1 (January 1994).
Reverend William Currie, 1710 - 1803: Aspects of His Life by Mike Bertram, TEHQ, vol. 42, #2 (Spring 2005).
Commemoration for the Fallen, remarks by Roger Thorne (September 2007).
The Last Days of William Wolfe by Sean Moir, TEHQ, vol. 45, #1 (Winter 2008).
The Mystery of Montgomery by Roger Thorne, TEHQ, vol. 46, #2 (Spring 2009).
Eighteenth Century Burials in St. Peter’s Churchyard by Elizabeth Rumrill, TEHQ, vol 18, #4 (October 1980).
Nineteenth Century Burials in St. Peter’s Churchyard, surnames A to G by Elizabeth Rumrill, TEHQ, vol. 19, #1 (January 1981).
Nineteenth Century Burials in St. Peter’s Churchyard, surnames H to L by Elizabeth Rumrill, TEHQ, vol. 19, #2 (April 1981).
Nineteenth Century Burials in St. Peter’s Churchyard, surnames M to P by Elizabeth Rumrill, TEHQ, vol. 19, #3 (July 1981).
Nineteenth Century Burials in St. Peter’s Churchyard, surnames Q to S by Elizabeth Rumrill, TEHQ, vol. 19, #4 (October 1981).
Nineteenth Century Burials in St. Peter’s Churchyard, surnames T to Z by Elizabeth Rumrill, TEHQ, vol. 20, #1 (January 1982).

Notes: Methuselah David donated the land for the church in 1745. This was after the first church had been built. Methuselah’s land was initially defined as being solely in Tredyffrin while the church is in East Whiteland. There seems to have been confusion about where the township boundary actually lay.