Rel. Religion
Found in 113 Collections and/or Records:
First Baptist Church of Centerville Records (MFM-112)
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.
First Lutheran Church of Dayton, Ohio Records (MFM-133)
A microfilm copy of MS-212. Original manuscript collection has received additional records and/or processing since it was microfilmed.
First Lutheran Church of Dayton Records
First Presbyterian Church, Dayton, Ohio, Records (MFM-139)
Collection consists of volumes of trustees minutes from 1804-1919.
First Presbyterian Church of Wyoming Records (MFM-67)
The records of this Cincinnati church include three volumes of church documents detailing baptisms, marriages, communions, and funerals. Also included are Session Minutes and a church history.
First Presbyterian Church, Yellow Springs, Ohio, Records (MFM-136)
Records include Trustees minutes (1855-1936) and Session minutes (1899-1988).
First Regular Baptist Church, Dayton, Records (MFM-26)
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).
First Regular Baptist Church Records
The First Regular Baptist Church is located in Dayton, Ohio. The collection includes church council minutes, board minutes, annual reports, church publications, constitution, resolutions, correspondence, newspaper clippings, photos, and business record. The records document the creation of the church to present day.
First Unitarian Church Records
The First Unitarian Church was formed in Dayton, Ohio, in 1910. This collection covers the Church’s history from the beginning as well as their organizational activities and services. Materials included are administrative records and organization records, scrapbooks and photographs about events, and Church publications. There is also information about the building of the church itself since, when the Church first started, they had to use other facilities.
First United Church of Christ Records (MFM-49)
Contains six volumes of church documents including records of baptism, confirmation, marriage, and death. Early records for this Cincinnati church are in German.