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Third Elizabeth City Parish Church

Third Elizabeth City Parish Church is a Virginia historical marker in Hampton County, dedicated 1950.

Hampton County · dedicated 1950 · W. Pembroke Avenue at pulloff just east of intersection with Patterson Ave.

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Here is the site of "the New Church of Kecoughtan," built before 1667 on Pembroke Farm as the third church of Elizabeth City Parish, established in 1610. It was a frame building and its brick foundation and some early colonial tombstones remain. When the town of Hampton was founded in 1691, this church lay outside it, and in 1727 was ordered to be replaced by a fourth parish church within the town, the existing St. John's Church, Hampton.

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