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St. Mary Catholic Church records (Toledo, Ohio), 1854-2002

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Format

Microfilm 35mm

Language

Latin
English

Publication Date

1997-2008

Publisher

Bowling Green State University. Jerome Library. Center for Archival Collections

Place of Publication

Bowling Green, Ohio

Physical

5 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.

References

Notes

In 1854, Father Charles Evrard was assigned the duty of establishing the first German speaking parish in Toledo, St. Mary Catholic Church. This parish was established so that the German speaking members of St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church could have their own services and church. The parish began building their church in the summer of 1854 and it was completed in March of 1857. By the turn of the 19th century the German population began to shift to the west of Toledo. The new church was complete in 1904 for relocation. Masses were said at both locations until 1932. Beginning in the early 1940's the membership slowly began to decline. In 1941, there were 2,000 members. By 1980, there were only 700 members.

Some volumes include index.

Text in English and Latin.

Microfilm of original records at the Jerome Library, Center for Archival Collections, Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, Ohio.

Ohio, Diocese of Toledo, Catholic Parish Records are available online, click here.

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Film/Digital Notes

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NoteLocationCollection/ShelfFormat
Record book, 1868-1918Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film2430048 4342452
Baptisms, 1854-1912 -- Baptisms (outside the church), 1909-1922, 1931Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film2108012 4342334
Church census (includes children's birth dates), 1854-1886 -- Deaths, 1919-1959Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film2108013 4342335
Baptisms, 1912-1924 -- Marriages, 1854-1900 -- Confirmations, 1895-1918 -- Confirmations/first communion, 1920-1959Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film2108328 4342337
First communions, 1955-2001 -- Confirmations, 1958-2001 -- Deaths, 1960-2002Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film2293365 4342415
NoteLocationCollection/ShelfFilmImage Group Number (DGS)Format
Record book, 1868-1918Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film2430048 4342452
Baptisms, 1854-1912 -- Baptisms (outside the church), 1909-1922, 1931Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film2108012 4342334
Church census (includes children's birth dates), 1854-1886 -- Deaths, 1919-1959Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film2108013 4342335
Baptisms, 1912-1924 -- Marriages, 1854-1900 -- Confirmations, 1895-1918 -- Confirmations/first communion, 1920-1959Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film2108328 4342337
First communions, 1955-2001 -- Confirmations, 1958-2001 -- Deaths, 1960-2002Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film2293365 4342415

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