Church records, 1854-1967

Format

Microfilm 35mm

Language

German
English

Publication Date

1994

Publisher

Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah

Place of Publication

Salt Lake City, Utah

Physical

on 2 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.

Notes

Microreproduction of original manuscripts at the Northern Illinois Conference, United Methodist Church, Evanston, Illinois.

On the title page of the 1st vol. the name of the church reads: Zion Congregation of the Evangelical Association at Providence Ridge. Providence Ridge is not an incorporated town in today's Will County, but it was (may still be) in Jackson Township, Will County, Ill. A number of names appear to be used for the church in the 1st vol. Among them: (1) Manhattan Providence Ridge Church; (2) Zion Evangelical Church; (3) Providence Ridge Church of the Evangelical Association; (4) Manhattan Mission. . The church split & in 1894 the splinter church was named the Grace Evangelical Church of South Providence Ridge also located in Jackson Township, Will County, Illinois. The incorporation of this church is indicated in the 2nd vol. [the 3rd vol. found with item 10 on film 1928180. The 2nd vol. is another church, cataloged separately]. . Later, ca. 1922, apparently after the churches had merged together again, the old Providence Ridge church was wrecked. The materials were used to build the First Evangelical Church of Manhattan, Ill. Records for that church are included.

There were other churches or congregations referred to in the 1st vol.: Star [or Starr] Grove & North Ridge. There is a Star Grove Cemetery in today's Will County, presumed to be in the area called Star Grove in the 1st vol. . The North Ridge congregation was once the United Brethren Church at the North Ridge. North Ridge school, also in today's Will County, is presumed to be the area once (still is?) called North Ridge.

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NoteLocationCollection/ShelfFormat
1st church vol. found in item 10: History, 1854-1919 Record of officers, ca. 1854-1919 Record of members, 1900-1923, 1901-1902 Baptisms, 1894-1923, 1893-1902 Marriages, 1901-1918 Deaths, 1903-1920, ca. 1913 More historyGranite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film1928180 Item 108166729
3rd vol. found in item 10: Historical record, 1879-1966 Record of official members, 1881-1938 Record of members, ca. 1882-1966Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film1928180 Item 108166729
Baptisms, 1883-1967 Marriages, 1880-1967 Funerals, 1932-1965Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film1928181 Item 17856396
NoteLocationCollection/ShelfFilmImage Group Number (DGS)Format
1st church vol. found in item 10: History, 1854-1919 Record of officers, ca. 1854-1919 Record of members, 1900-1923, 1901-1902 Baptisms, 1894-1923, 1893-1902 Marriages, 1901-1918 Deaths, 1903-1920, ca. 1913 More historyGranite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film1928180 Item 108166729
3rd vol. found in item 10: Historical record, 1879-1966 Record of official members, 1881-1938 Record of members, ca. 1882-1966Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film1928180 Item 108166729
Baptisms, 1883-1967 Marriages, 1880-1967 Funerals, 1932-1965Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film1928181 Item 17856396

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