Rel. Religion
Found in 101 Collections and/or Records:
St. Jacob United Church of Christ Records (MFM-116)
Includes a church history, membership register, Sunday School records, baptisms, marriages, funerals, and confirmations. St. Jacob is located in Sunman, Indiana.
Salem United Church of Christ Records (MFM-121)
Consists of four volumes of records which list baptisms, marriages, funerals, and confirmations. Also included are 50th and 125th Anniversary booklets for this Cincinnati area church.
Society of Friends (Quakers) Records (MFM-125)
Red Oak Presbyterian Church Records (MFM-126)
Includes a short narrative history of this Brown County, Ohio, church as well as session records, birth, marriage, baptism, and confirmation records.
St. Andrews Episcopal Church Records (MFM-127)
Records consist of vestry meeting minutes as well as records of baptisms, marriages, burials, and confirmations. St. Andrews is located in Dayton, Ohio.
St. Matthaeus German Evangelical Church Records (MFM-128)
Records of this Cincinnati church include 5 volumes of marriages, baptisms, funerals, and confirmations. Documents are in German.
Nast-Trinity German Methodist Church Records (MFM-129)
Contains a printed church history as well as baptisms, marriages, a list of members, and a register of classes. Nast-Trinity was located in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Pilgrim United Church of Christ Records (MFM-130)
Records include copies of 75th and 120th anniversary celebration publications which contain detailed church histories. Other documents included are records of baptisms, funerals, marriages, and confirmations. This congregation is located in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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.
United Society of Believers Papers (MFM-134)
A collection of diaries kept by members of the Watervliet Community of Shakers near Dayton, Ohio. The diaries of Nathaniel Taylor (1823-1830), Henry Reynolds (1854-1856), James Prescott (1842), Richard Pelham (1834-1840), and Moses Eastwood are included. The collection also includes a 2-volume autobiography of Elder Issachar Bates.


