Quaker Genealogy

Set up as a monthly meeting by Chester Quarterly (now Concord Quarterly), after having been an indulged meeting under Sadsbury Preparative. Early meetings were held in the home of William Garretson in Warrington. The meeting was attached to Western Quarterly when that meeting was established in 1758, and in 1776, was part of the Warrington-Fairfax Quarterly meeting until 1789 when that quarter was split into two bodies: Warrington Quarterly and Fairfax Quarterly, at which time this meeting was joined to Warrington Quarterly.

At the time of the Separation, the Hicksite branch retained the meeting house and grounds, and the Orthodox branch was apparently laid down.

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