Charlotte Church books

	The Old Cemetery or "The Presbyterian Burying Ground": Entrance on West Fifth Street between North Church and North Poplar Streets, in the city of Charlotte, North Carolina by Anne Dowd Gilleylen Quarles Read more... \| Comments (0) \| Post new comment
	East Charlotte Baptist Church and its federation with the Charlotte Congregational Church / compiled by David and Lyn Perrin by David Perrin Read more... \| Comments (0) \| Post new comment
	A sermon occasioned by the much-lamented death of Her Royal Highness, the Princess Charlotte Augusta: Preached in the Parish Church of Saint Stephen's, ... of the same day, at Rams' Chapel, Homerton by William B. Williams Read more... \| Comments (0) \| Post new comment
	A sermon preached on the commencement of the general mourning: For the death of her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales and Cobourg, at Southminster Church, Essex by James Holme Read more... \| Comments (0) \| Post new comment
	St. Peter's Church, Charlotte, N.C: Historical addresses from colonial days to 1893 by Joseph Blount Cheshire Read more... \| Comments (0) \| Post new comment
	The rod of the Lord: A sermon, preached in the parish church of Clapham, on ... Nov. 19, 1817, on the death of ... the Princess Charlotte by Edward Craig Read more... \| Comments (0) \| Post new comment
	A sermon, occasioned by the much-lamented death of ... the Princess Charlotte Augusta: Preached in the parish church of Saint Stephen's, Walbrook on ... Nov. 19, 1817 by William B Williams Read more... \| Comments (0) \| Post new comment
	Remember who you are!: A sermon celebrating the 75th anniversary of Myers Park United Methodist Church Charlotte, North Carolina by James Lawrence McCleskey Read more... \| Comments (0) \| Post new comment
	A sermon preached at the Cathedral Church of Chester, on the twenty-third of November, 1817: Being the Sunday after the interment of her late Royal Highness the Princers Charlotte Augusta by George Henry Law Read more... \| Comments (0) \| Post new comment
	A study of the Presbyterian churches of metropolitan Charlotte, N.C by Hal Hyde Read more... \| Comments (0) \| Post new comment
	Events and principles leading to American independence;: A discourse delivered in the Presbyterian Church in the town of Charlotte, N.C., on the 4th of July, 1847 by Cyrus Johnston Read more... \| Comments (0) \| Post new comment

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