Delaware church records : a collection of baptisms, marriages, deaths and other records and tombstone inscriptions, from 1686-1880; five important religious groups: Baptist, Episcopal, Methodist, Presbyterian and Quaker with historical sketches of the churches or groups .../ compiled & indexed by Raymond B. Clark, Jr
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Contents: Tombstone records of burials at Old Drawyers Presbyterian Church, Odessa, Delaware; [copied by Clara W. Eyre, 1895; church is located near Odessa in St. Georges Hundred] -- Quaker marriage records, Newark, Delaware Monthly Meeting, 1686-1746 [copied by John Valentine Hollingsworth Delaware, monthly meetings, 1686-1746] -- Christ Church, Broad Creek, Sussex Co., Del. [marriages 1853-1864, baptisms 1853-1863, confirmations 1854-1864, burials 1853-1859, preaching funerals 1853-1863, communicants 1854-1862, contributions] -- Little Creek Old Style or Primitive Baptist Church, Sussex County, Delaware [members received 1819-1971, cemetery] -- Joel Clements family graveyard, Regan Farm near Sandtown, Kent Co., Del. -- St. Peters Episcopal Churchyard, Lewes, Delaware [also a history] -- The register of Rev. Joseph Carlile, Methodist Minister, Eastern Shore of Md. & Delaware [baptisms 1861-1863, marriages 1841-1880].
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