Dewville United Methodist Church
Settlers in the community of Sandies began to hold Methodist worship services in 1842. Sandies Chapel was chartered by the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, in 1857. Trustees were Newburn Guinn, David Barnes, E. R. Hurt, D. P. Briggs, and J. T. Gillett. In 1897, the congregation moved one mile to the new community of Dewville where a church was built on land donated by Mrs. C. C. Vernor, the wife of an early local pastor. Over the years, the church has provided significant service and leadership to the town and remains an active institution here. Texas sesquicentennial 1836-1986 Incise on base: In memory of Rev. J. E. and Mrs. C. C. Vernor and their descendants
29.3796° N, 97.8097° W
Where to Find It
#264 County Road off FM 1117 in Dewville Community.
Nearby Markers
- 0.3 mi S Sandies Chapel Cemetery Nixon
- 0.3 mi S Sandies-Dewville Community Nixon
- 3.6 mi E 1835 Attack at Sandies Water Hole
- 3.6 mi E Gonzales-San Antonio Road
- 4.6 mi SW Albuquerque Nixon
- 4.6 mi SW Site of Old Town of Union Valley Nixon