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[[File:UnitedPresbyChurch-NBeverSt.jpg|thumbnail|left|The United Presbyterian Church of Wooster, Ohio building shown with it's original steeple in the early 1900s. Image from the book, Picturesque Wayne: A History in Text and Engraving. Akron: The Werner Company, abt. 1900.]]

[[File:UnitedPresbyChurch-NBeverSt.jpg|thumbnail|left|The United Presbyterian Church of Wooster, Ohio building shown with it's original steeple in the early 1900s. Image from the book, Picturesque Wayne: A History in Text and Engraving. Akron: The Werner Company, abt. 1900.]]

[[File:445-NBeverSt.jpg|thumbnail|The brick church building located at 445 N. Bever St. was built in 1868 by the congregation of the United Presbyterian Church of Wooster, Ohio. Photograph by S. Zimmerman]]

[[File:445-NBeverSt.jpg|thumbnail|The brick church building located at 445 N. Bever St. was built in 1868 by the congregation of the United Presbyterian Church of Wooster, Ohio. <em>Photograph by S. Zimmerman</em>]]

The brick church building located at 445 N. Bever St., the southeast corner of N. Bever St. and Derr Ave., was built in 1868 by the congregation of the United Presbyterian Church of Wooster, Ohio at a cost of $14,000 on land valued at $2,000 that was donated to the church by Ephraim Quinby Jr. and his wife, Catherine Quinby. After the merger of the United Presbyterian Church of North America with The Presbyterian Church in the United States of America in 1958 the Wooster Presbytery, which included two others in Wooster, Westminister Presbyterian Church and the First Presbyterian Church, decided along with the few remaining members of The Bever Street United Presbyterian Church, Inc. in 1962 to disband the church. In November of 1962 the church building and property was sold to the Ohio Conference Association of Seventh Day Adventist Church which continues to operate at this location.

The brick church building located at 445 N. Bever St., the southeast corner of N. Bever St. and Derr Ave., was built in 1868 by the congregation of the United Presbyterian Church of Wooster, Ohio at a cost of $14,000 on land valued at $2,000 that was donated to the church by Ephraim Quinby Jr. and his wife, Catherine Quinby. After the merger of the United Presbyterian Church of North America with The Presbyterian Church in the United States of America in 1958 the Wooster Presbytery, which included two others in Wooster, Westminister Presbyterian Church and the First Presbyterian Church, decided along with the few remaining members of The Bever Street United Presbyterian Church, Inc. in 1962 to disband the church. In November of 1962 the church building and property was sold to the Ohio Conference Association of Seventh Day Adventist Church which continues to operate at this location.

* 1837: Last will and testament of John Bever deceased gave to daughter Mirtilla (Bever) Bowman married to James L. Bowman land containing 68 acres.

* 1837: Last will and testament of John Bever deceased gave to daughter Mirtilla (Bever) Bowman married to James L. Bowman land containing 68 acres.

* 1857:

* 1857:

** Mirtilla Bowman To Jacob B. McKennan Trust Deed Mortgage Vol. 50 p.242

** Mirtilla Bowman To Jacob B. McKennan [[:File:BowmanToMcKennan-TrustDeed.pdf|Trust Deed Vol. 50 p.242-244]]

** [[:File:JBMcKennanAdditionToWostr.jpg|J.B. McKennan's Addition to the Town of Wooster]]: Plat of 30 outlots numbered 149-178 dated November 7, 1857.

** [[:File:JBMcKennanAdditionToWostr.jpg|J.B. McKennan's Addition to the Town of Wooster]]: Plat of 30 outlots numbered 149-178 dated November 7, 1857.

* 1862: Jacob B. McKennan To Ephriam Quinby Jr. Vol. 54 p.327 Old Lot No.s 150, 151, 152, 155, 156, 159, <strong>171</strong>

* 1862: Jacob B. McKennan To Ephriam Quinby Jr. Vol. 54 p.327 Old Lot No.s 150, 151, 152, 155, 156, 159, <strong>171</strong>