Church records, 1795-1911
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Microfilm of originals at the Connecticut State Library in Hartford, Connecticut.
Preachers of the Methodist Church first visited East Glastonbury in 1793. From then until 1810 meetings were held in school houses, private houses, barns and in the open air. In 1810 the Society deeming themselves able, erected a chapel at Wausuc, near the house of Rev. Jeremiah Stocking. The chapel was occupied until 1846, when it was taken down and a new church erected. The new church edifice was dedicated in 1847.
Contents: v. 1 annotated list of members 1795-1846: book in reverse; annotated list of members: South Glastonbury, Matson Hill, Wausuck, East Glastonbury, East Hartford (South), Scotland; baptisms: South Glastonbury 1837-1839, East Glastonbury 1839, Wausuck 1838. -- v. 2 historical notes, annotated list of members 1809-1874, pastors 1847- 1873, marriages 1867-1874, baptisms 1857-1874, probationers 1858- 1874. -- v. 3 historical notes, pastors 1867-1911, official members 1875-1893, probationers 1870-1892, annotated list of members 1816- 1894, marriages 1873-1894, baptisms 1878-1895. -- v. 4 trustees records 1810-1829.
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| Note | Location | Collection/Shelf | Format | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Church records | Granite Mountain Record Vault | United States & Canada Film | 4395 | 8189165 |
| Note | Location | Collection/Shelf | Film | Image Group Number (DGS) | Format |
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| Church records | Granite Mountain Record Vault | United States & Canada Film | 4395 | 8189165 |
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