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                <text>Places, Buildings, and Sites in and around Johnsonville</text>
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              <text>Location of Aimwell Presbyterian Church</text>
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              <text>Aimwell Presbyterian Church was located along what is now Old River Road, approximately at the intersection of Old River Road and McWhite Circle. The approximate coordinates are 33°56'28.2"N 79°29'50.4"W.&#13;
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The Aimwell burial ground still exists and is the resting place of John Witherspoon, whose family operated Witherspoon's Ferry during the American Revolution.  &#13;
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Aimwell is incorrectly listed as Hopewell in the Robert Mills Map of Marion District, 1825.</text>
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