Lawne's Creek Church

Lawne's Creek Church is a Virginia historical marker in Surry County, dedicated 1981.

Surry County · dedicated 1981 · Rte. 10, at intersection with Rte. 650

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Approximately six miles to the north, near Hog Island Creek, is the site of Lawne's Creek Church. Authorized in 1629 as a "chapel of ease" for the settlers in the area by the Council and General Court of Colonial Virginia, the church was the site of a meeting in 1673 to protest unjust taxation and government without representation and to manifest a spirit of religious independence.

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