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Church history -- Indiana

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 89 Collections and/or Records:

Washington County Historical Society collection

 Collection
Identifier: L194
Scope and Contents This collection includes letters; typed documents, including newspaper clippings; financial and legal documents; official township records; meeting minutes, speeches and writings from Alice and Albert Williams and others in Salem, Indiana and Washington County, Indiana and elsewhere ranging from 1818 to 1967 regarding financial and legal business, family histories and reminiscences, items from newspapers, and speeches and writings.
Dates: 1818-1967, undated

Washington, Indiana Presbyterian church history indenture

 Collection — Folder S2243
Identifier: S2243
Scope and Contents This collection contains one copy of an indenture from Daviess County in Washington, Indiana from 1830 regarding the sale of a lot for the first Presbyterian church.
Dates: 1830

Wesley Chapel, New Albany, Indiana collection

 Collection — Folder S2156
Identifier: S2156
Scope and Contents This collection contains photostat copies of documents related to the Wesley Chapel at New Albany, Indiana, including a circa 1840s resolution signed by committee members G.H. Harrison, Abraham Case and H.M. Dowling regarding the treatment of N. H. Cobb by Rev. Isaac Owens, a college agent for Asbury University (now DePauw University); a June 25, 1850 document regarding charges against John C. Davis for "willful falsehood" and "imprudent conduct" for which he was found guilty; and a document of...
Dates: circa 1840s-1850

Whitewater Monthly Meeting of Friends history

 Collection — Folder S2446
Identifier: S2446
Scope and Contents This collection includes a copy of "History of Our Local Meeting: Its Founding, Activities and Workers," a ten-page history about the Whitewater Monthly Meeting of Friends of Richmond, Indiana written by Mary P. Thorpe and dated October 6, 1916. The copy of the history in this collection was typed from a copy loaned by Willard Heiss in November 1949.
Dates: 1916, 1949

William E. Niblack paper

 Collection
Identifier: S1016
Scope and Contents The collection consists of one paper prepared by William Niblack for the SemiCentennial Celebration of St. James Episcopal Church in Vincennes, Indiana.
Dates: 1889

William P. Long diaries

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: S2279
Scope and Contents This collection includes photocopies of William P. Long's pocket diaries from 1897 and 1900, with daily entries covering various topics such as the weather, family, friends, church news, and farm activities.
Dates: 1897-1900

William Winans Thomas papers

 Collection
Identifier: L401
Scope and Contents This collection includes correspondence from William Winans Thomas and family members in Indiana, Illinois, New York, Michigan, North Carolina and California; church records from Indiana; Indiana Constitutional Convention of 1850-1851; a phrenological almanac; a photograph of William Winans Thomas; and miscellaneous items ranging from 1812 to 1955 regarding church, financial and personal business, school records and politics.
Dates: 1812-1955

Wirt Baptist Church, Sesquicentennial, 1818-1968 booklet

 Collection — Folder S2526
Identifier:  S2526
Scope and Contents This collection includes a copy of Sesquicentennial, 1818-1968, a booklet printed in 1968 by the Wirt Baptist Church of Wirt, Indiana in preparation of the church's celebration of its 150th anniversary. The booklet includes the history of the church, a list of the pastors who served the church from 1818 to 1968, and photographs of congregants who were members of the church in 1968.
Dates: 1968

Zion Reform Sunday School photograph album

 Collection — Folder SP147
Identifier: SP147
Scope and Contents This collection includes a photograph album containing black-and-white photographs dated 1915 and undated. The first half of the album is dedicated to the Zion Reformed Sunday School in Marshall County, Indiana, showing Zion Reformed Church near Culver, Indiana, the people who ran the Sunday school and the students who attended it on June 13, 1915. The album includes handwritten notes about the church. The second half of the album contians snapshots from an unidentified family, including...
Dates: 1915, undated