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There exists some confusion as to whether this organ was for St. John's Union Church in Kutztown or for one of the churches in Lynn Township. The Lititz Moravian diary recorded that Tannenberg had returned from setting up an organ in Guts'town. This was probably for St. John's Union Church in Kutztown. Their new building was constructed in 1791.
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