Rel. Religion

Consists of a church register which lists pastors, church officers, elders, and members as well as baptisms, marriages, communicants, and funerals. Also included is a church history and Session Meeting minutes. Corinth Presbyterian is located in Dayton.

Records include a constitution and articles of incorporation as well as records of baptism, marriages, funerals, and confirmations. In addition, there are financial records, minutes of the Women's Missionary Society, and copies of the church's newsletters. Salem Lutheran Church of Ellerton was located in Jefferson Township, Montgomery County, Ohio; it is sometimes identified as being in or near Miamisburg, Germantown, or Moraine.

Records consist of the minutes of an early 19th-century Dayton women's religious society.

Consists of the records and legal papers dating 1832-1834 pertaining to the Campbellite schism of 1829. See also First Regular Baptist Church Records (MS-81).

Records of this Miamisburg church include the original constitution and minutes, records of baptisms, marriages, funerals, confirmations, ministerial acts, and membership lists. The early 19th-century records are written in both German and English.

Consists of a church history as well as baptism and marriage records. There is also a listing of the membership and pastors for this Xenia church.

Collection consists of three items: the Benjamin Dunlavy Hymnal, handwritten in 1933 with an index; a history of the Shakers written by Richard McNemar in 1846; and The Vocalist, another Shaker hymnal, written by Sussana M. Brady in 1850.

The records of this Piqua church include a chronology of church history, congregational minutes, church registers, and membership lists.

Consists of 35 volumes of church records which include Board of Trustees minutes, membership records, baptisms, marriages, church histories, Sunday School records, women's and missionary society records, Quarterly Meeting minutes, a listing of ministers, and Steward's reports. Greene Street United Methodist is located in Piqua, Ohio.

Formerly the Baptist Church of Sugarcreek, this church is the fourth-oldest Baptist church in Ohio. Records include meeting minutes, a treasurer's book, Sunday School records, and an indexed membership register.