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At the time the Pohick Church was built, it was
an Anglican custom for landed gentry to purchase private box pews
to provide private space at public worship. This custom also helped
to defray the cost of the new church's construction.
Archives is custodian of two original deeds
for church pews in the Pohick Church dated 1774, signed by George
Washington, George Mason and other Fairfax County notables who
were members of the vestry of the Truro Parish. One deed is between
the Church Vestry and Martin Cockburn while the other is a transfer
of a pew from Martin Coffer to William Triplett.
Deed between the Church Vestry and Martin
Cockburn
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Transcript (PDF)
Transfer of pew from Martin Coffer to William Triplett
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Transcript (PDF)
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