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From the records there was a Primitive Baptist Church near Contentnea Creek as early as 1793. On Aug. 4, 1823, a group of people were dismissed from Meadows Primitive Baptist Church in Greene Co., NC to start a church in Pitt County. On Sept. 18, 1823 the church at Tyson’s Meeting House was constituted. Tyson’s Meeting House became a free church by the 1850s and several other denominations met there. In 1871, Richard Lawrence Tyson remodeled (or rebuilt) Tyson’s Meeting House into a new church. Tyson’s Church ended about 1985 and some of the original pews were saved by Connor Eagles and are now at the Village of Yesteryear.