Bowling Green (Ohio) -- Church history

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Historical sketch of church history, in speech delivered at home-coming event and transcribed by unknown hand. Also includes transcription of an article on Plain Church written by C.S. Van Tassel.

Scope and Contents The collection (1832-1974) consists of five record books and one baptismal records. The records of the First Presbyterian Church consist of : roll of pastors (1855-1965), roll of elders (1897-1969), lists of communicants (1832-1969), lists of marriages (1881-1974), lists of baptisms (1881-1969), and lists of deaths/funerals (1879-1969). Also included in the first record book, which is the record book of Rev. E. E. Rogers, are membership records of the Allen Street Church, New York City; the...

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This collection consists of two record books dating from 1910 to the present and a typewritten church history completed in 1923. The record books include lists of pastors, officers, members, baptisms, confirmations, marriages, and funerals.

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This collection consists of a record book containing baptisms, marriages and burials, as well as a list of pastors.

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The Plain Congregational Church collection (1835-1973) contains minute books; membership records, including baptismal, marriage, and funeral registers; and financial records.

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Address delivered March 13, 1983 on Bowling Green Sesquicentennial Sunday.

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Church record books, including first communions, confirmations, marriages, interments, deaths, and baptisms.

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The initial collection consists of two volumes, the first of which contains death records for the years 1971-1997. The second volume of marriage records spans the dates 1975-1997. Also included in this volume is residence, place/date of marriage, place/date of baptism, parents, witnesses, priest, dispensation and remarks.

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Secretary's record book, with minutes of the Board meetings and minor correspondence.

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Guest register of individuals attending services conducted by the United Christian Fellowship between September 1975 and February 1979, including name, address while in Bowling Green, and name of their home church.