The Copper Creek Regular Baptist Church was organized some time before 1800. In 1847, the Copper Creek Regular Primitive Baptist Church (better known as the Addington Frame Church) split away.

This church was located about two miles east of Nickelsville in Scott County, Virginia. The county was formed in 1814 from portions of Washington, Russell and Lee Counties. The minutes cover a period mentioned above.

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