Little Georgetown began life as an Episcopalian Church, but I think it's been everything else since. Bishop Mead once preached there. I've never been entirely certain if The Plains would have fallen to Leeds or Hamilton. Jim Ball

On the death register 1895, Leticia [Bailey] Cockrill is listed at Little Georgetown, as is her son Thomas [maybe she lived with him]. I suspect Leticia Bailey was a member of the Upper Broad Run Baptist Church, formed 1838, as "primitive Baptist," breaking away from Broad Run Bapt. Ch. at New Baltimore. I haven't tried to find these records. I'm presuming "old school" and "primitive" to be one and the same. Jeanne Barton