Church records, 1715-1875
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Microfilm of originals at the Connecticut State Library in Hartford, Connecticut.
This church was organized in 1715 as the North or Second or Upper Ecclesiastical Society of Middletown. Part was set off as part of Westfield Society in 1766. In 1851 the part of Middletown known as Upper Houses was incorporated as the town of Cromwell. In 1853 the Society formally changed its name to the First Congregational Society of Cromwell. The church incorporated in 1906.
Contents: v. 1 church records made by Rev. Josiah Smith transcribed by Rev. Edward Eells; organization of church 1715; meetings, members and baptisms 1715-1736; church discipline early to 1738; ordination of Rev. Edward Eells 1738; profession of faith and covenants; church meetings 1738-1775; admissions 1738-1809; dismissions 1740-1774; marriages 1738-1809; baptisms 1738-1809; church discipline 1738-1805; renewals of covenant 1738-1805; deaths 1738-1809. -- v. 2 church meetings 1810-1875; admissions 1811-1874; baptisms 1809-1874; confession of faith and covenant adopted 1827; marriages 1809-1874; church regulations adopted 1866; deaths 1809-1875.
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| Note | Location | Collection/Shelf | Format | ||
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| Church records | Granite Mountain Record Vault | United States & Canada Film | 4004 | 8570067 |
| Note | Location | Collection/Shelf | Film | Image Group Number (DGS) | Format |
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| Church records | Granite Mountain Record Vault | United States & Canada Film | 4004 | 8570067 |
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