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Abstract Born April 10, 1806 in Virginia, Derostus Ladley was a minister and prominent member of the Christian Connection / Connexion (also called the Christian Church). From 1838-1852, the Ladley family moved around Ohio as he preached and founded churches. In 1852, the family settled in Yellow Springs, Ohio where he founded the First Christian Church, and the Second Christian Church. He was also involved in the founding of Antioch College. His papers consist primarily of letters between Derostus...

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Original handwritten constitution from a Sunday School in Montgomery County

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Contains two volumes of church records which include a church constitution, membership listings, meeting minutes, and miscellaneous materials. The Montgomery Universalist Church is located in the town of Montgomery in Hamilton County.

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The three volumes of records for this Cincinnati church contain membership listings and documents detailing baptisms, marriages, and funerals.

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Contains one volume of records which list baptisms, confirmations, marriages, and funerals from this Cincinnati-area church.

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Contains eleven volumes of Cincinnati church records which were written in German script until 1923. Included are records of baptisms, confirmations, marriages, and funerals, as well as meeting minutes and membership lists. The North German Lutheran Church was also known as the German Evangelical Lutheran Reformed Church.

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Materials include a published church history as well as baptism, marriage, confirmation, and funeral records. The records of this Cincinnati church are in German until 1929.

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Consists of a 1903 church history and five volumes of church records which list members, baptisms, confirmations, burials, and marriages. General Church of the New Jerusalem is located in Glendale, near Cincinnati, Ohio.

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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.

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Consists of two volumes of births, deaths, marriages, confirmations, and baptisms, as well as a listing of ministers of this Cincinnati-area church. All but a few of the later entries are in German