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• The name Seminole itself, some historians say, meant pioneer or seceder.
• Some churches of the Covenanter tradition and the Seceder tradition came together officially in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1782.
• Browne was the first seceder from the Church of England and the first to found a church of his own on William Cecil, his kinsman.
• The people who seceded from the Brick Church established themselves as a new independent congregation in Monsey and were therefore referred to as the " Seceder " church.
• Between 1867 and 1870, the church absorbed the Alabama and Kentucky Presbyteries of the Associate Reformed Church, a denomination with roots in the Covenanter and Seceder traditions of Scottish Presbyterianism.
• Afterwards, Cowles " was far more outspoken and energetic in his opposition to polygamy than almost any other man in Nauvoo . " Afterwards, he " was looked upon as a seceder ."
• In 1777, David Reed, his brother John Reed, brother-in-law Samuel McBride ( husband of David Reed's sister Lydia ) and several other Seceder ( or Associate ) Presbyterians, moved from Lancaster County to what later became Washington County, Pennsylvania, to take possession of land that they believed themselves to have purchased from a Colonel George Croghan, who himself had established an early British American trading post in the Ohio Country before the French and Indian War.