61. History Of The Middle Island Presbyterian Church 1766 - 1970 Lyman Beecher, pastor of the Presbyterian Church at East Hampton. It was an activelife that Priest King This afterward became the Ladies Aid Society. http://www.mipchurch.org/hist1.html

THE HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE ISLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1766 - 1970 by Thomas R. Bayles The first settlement in Brookhaven Town was made at Setauket in 1655, and a church was built there in 1671 which for a great many years was the only church in the town. About 1740 a church was built at South Haven, and in 1766 the first church in Middle Island was erected under the leadership of Rev. David Pose, pastor of tile South Haven church. This was located on a piece of ground four rods by five rods at the corner of Church Lane and the Middle Country Road, which was purchased from Selah Brown for sixteen shillings. That first "meeting house" was a plain box like structure about 26 feet square. Logs from the nearby forests were hauled to the sawmill at Yaphank to be sawed into boards and timbers, and labor was furnished by the men of the church. No heating facilities were provided, and the women brought "foot stoves" to warm their feet. The church was organized in the fall of 1767 by the Presbytery of Long Island as the "First Presbyterian Church of Middletown, as this section was known in those days. It was not until about 1829 that the name of Middle Island was adopted. Rev. David Rose, who was pastor of this church and the one at South Haven was born at Branford Conn., on December 11, 1736. He prepared himself to be a doctor and graduated from Yale in 1760. He decided to turn to the ministry, and studied theology under Dr. Samuel Buell, pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Easthampton.

62. Agnes Brown Duggan Library @ Hanover College Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Financial Book, 19011922. No. PA 262. PresbyterianChurch Financial Book, 1892-1917 http://www.hanover.edu/Library/presbyterian.html

Home Catalog Databases Collections ... Index Joseph Wood Evans Memorial Special Collections and Archives Center Collections Presbyterian Archives Collections Miscellaneous Presbyterian Collections (PA) Presbyterian Church Collections (PA C) Presbytery (PA P) and Synod Collections (PA S) Miscellaneous Presbyterian Collections (PA) Please note that all finding aids are in PDF Format. Number Collection Name Finding Aid PA 1 Ephraim Hall Diaries and Daguerrotypes, 1838-1883 Yes PA 2 Rev. Charles Hutchinson Diary and History of the New Albany 3 rd Pres. Church, 1851-1876 Yes PA 3 "Brief History of the Presbyterian Church in the State of Indiana" by John W. Dickey, 1828 (Diary) No PA 4 Women’s Auxiliary of the Northwest Board of Missions Constitution and Minutes, 1877-1891 No PA 5 Ancient Monarchy Theology Class Diary, 1897 (Author Unknown) No PA 6 Minister’s diary, 1899 Jan. 28-1900 Feb. 27

63. KinSource 1910 Winona Churches Ladies Aid Society Miss Ruby Densel, sec.; Miss Myrtle Yahnke, treas.GERMAN Presbyterian CHURCH, Corner 5th and Franklin. Sunday school at 930 am http://www.kinsource.com/ED1910Census/Winona/WinonaChurches.htm

KinSource 1910 Winona Churches and Church Societies From the Winona Directory Co's 1910 Winona City Directory First Baptist Church Free Will Baptist Church German Baptist Church First Curch Of Christ. Scientist ... Young Men's Christian Association FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Broadway and Wilson streets. Rev. L. B. Crosby, pastor. Sunday services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 12 m. Baptist Young People's Union Sundays 6:45 p. m. Prayer meeting at 7:45 p. m. Thursday. Woman's Missionary Society Meets at homes of members, first Wednesday of each month, Mrs. L. B. Crosby, pres.; Mrs. L. C. Johnson, 1st vice pres.; Mrs. Ralph Squires, rec. sec.; Mrs. H. W. Kingsbury, cor. sec.; Mrs. Alex McNie, treas. B. Y. P. U. Roger S. Dietz, pres.; Miss Eleanor Keeler, sec.; W. J. Finch, treas. Ladies' Aid Mrs. Ella Alred, pres.; Mrs. G. Sterner, sec. and treas. Ladies' Social Club Mrs. Herbert M. Bierce, pres.; Mrs. J. F. Hennessy, vice-pres.; Mrs. L. H. Munger, sec. and treas. Men's Class Meet every Sunday noon (except July and August) in church parlors. H. M. Bierce, pres. and H. C. Pehrson, sec. and treas. FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Lincoln and Howard streets.

64. Church Records Ladies Aid Society minutes. 19001908. 108. Ladies Aid Society minutes. 1908-1921 Yorktown – Yorktown Presbyterian Church. Records (Minutes). 1806-1865 http://www.westchesterhistory.com/Churches/Churchw.htm

Return to Church Index Church Records on Microfilm a - d e - k l - o pe ... w - z Description of Record Dates Covered Reel# White Plains St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church Records #1: Baptisms Records #1: Confirmations Records #1: Marriages Records #1: Burials Records #1: (Other records, same period, all in German) Records #2: Constitution Records #2: List of members Records #2: Baptisms (children) Records #2: Baptisms (adult) Records #2: Confirmations Records #2: Marriages Records #2: Funerals Records #3: Baptisms Records #3: Confirmations Records #3: Marriages Records #3: Funerals Records #3: Marriage licenses 1991 (a few) Records #3: Deaths from Parish register "1963 to present" (arranged by month and day) Minutes of Council meetings and treasurer’s reports Minutes of Council meetings and treasurer’s reports 1926-1930 (material in reverse order) Minutes of Council meetings and treasurer’s reports 1931-1934 (material in reverse order) Minutes of Council meetings and treasurer’s reports March-Dec. 1931

65. Women's Studies Archives And Collections In North Carolina, Jackson Library, UNC with papers of the Temple Sisterhood and Jewish Ladies Aid Society. Presbyterian Historical Society. The archives are an archives repository of the http://library.uncg.edu/depts/ref/bibs/womenarchives.html

JACKSON LIBRARY HOME SEARCH ASK US! UNC Greensboro ... Women's Studies Women's Studies Archives and Collections in North Carolina Asheville Chapel Hill Charlotte Davidson ... Resources for other states Asheville Special Collections/University Archives . University of North Carolina at Asheville The Manuscripts Collections includes the AAUW and the League of Women Voters papers for Western North Carolina. Also available are extensive papers for the Beth-Ha Tephila Congregations with papers of the Temple Sisterhood and Jewish Ladies Aid Society. The guide Women in Western North Carolina also provides information on these collections. Chapel Hill Documenting the American South . University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Academic Affairs Library DAS is a digital collection of over 1,000 books and manuscripts relating to Southern history, literature and culture, African-American history, and North Carolina history. Included are many texts, letters, diaries, and oral histories by and about women. Author, title, and subject searching as well as browsing lists are available. North Carolina Women Artists Archive . Sloan Art Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

66. History In 1864 the United Presbyterian Hymn Book was added to the Psalms in the service of Women s Missionary SocietyMrs.JL Small President Ladies Aid http://comdir.bfree.on.ca/stgeorge/history01.html

History of St. George United Church Early History Methodism was first on the scene in 1831 followed by Presbyterianism the next year and finally in 1925 Union was achieved and the St. George United Church has been active ever since. In those very early days when Methodism held sway, residents settlers if you will around the Village of St. George were eager for religious experience and spiritual guidance. So it was that in 1831, a circuit rider rode through bush country along a trail only a horse could follow, called on a few settlers, asked them to meet for a church service at Tykerts Schoolhouse, about a mile northeast of St. George, and the first Methodist services commenced in the district. A frame church was erected at the site of what is now the United Church Cemetery in about 1840. In 1867 with Rev. James Harris as pastor, the first organ was placed in the church. In 1869 the foundation stone of the Wesleyan Methodist Church, on Main Street, was laid and 10 years later came dedication of a new stone and white brick church. The circuit rider mentioned earlier was Rev. G. Ferguson and his field of labour extended into the County of Waterloo. The St. George Circuit included St. George, Sheffield, Branchton, Tranquliity, Germans, Steel's, West's, and Harrisburg. Between 1867 and 1925, revival meetings and Camp meetings characterized early Canadian Methodism and, as far as the church itself was concerned, it seated 400, the men and women sitting on opposite sides of the sanctuary. Following Rev. James Harris there were a number of preachers with some conducting Union Evangelistic services around 1900.

67. Lower Montague In 1920, a combined meeting of the Methodist and Presbyterian Congregations Groups within the church included the WMS and Ladies Aid, along with The http://www.edu.pe.ca/montaguecons/website_2004/Projects/church/lowermont/history

68. FC-Cleveland - Portraits In Giving Celebrating Women In Philanthropy In Northeas She helped organize the First Presbyterian Church (Old Stone Church) in Cleveland and in 1861 she organized the Ladies Aid Society, an organization that http://fdncenter.org/cleveland/cl_timeline_women.html

Download a printable version (.pdf)] To coincide with the Foundation Center’s Celebrating Philanthropy Month, the Foundation Center–Cleveland, the Philanthropic Archives Collection at the Western Reserve Historical Society, and Ohio Grantmakers Forum are pleased to shine a spotlight on a diverse selection of women who acted on their vision of creating a better future for all Northeast Ohioans. By means of their financial contributions and generosity of spirit these women forged new paths to improve the quality of life in our region and beyond, paving the way for today’s women in philanthropy who continue their legacy. Thanks to Jody Bacon, Michael Bennett, Ron Dauphin, Sharon Kaminski, Roberta Mancini, Patty O’Brien, and others for helping with the creation of this portrait gallery. Photographs courtesy of the Archives/Library of the Western Reserve Historical Society and the University of Akron Archives “Portraits in Giving” can also be viewed at the Web sites of the Foundation Center–Cleveland, www.fdncenter.org/cleveland

69. Information Perth - Programs , St. Marys PresbyterianChurch Ladies Aid meets the first Tuesday of the month at 200 pm.......Offered By, St. Marys Presbyterian Church. http://www.informationperth.ca/programs.asp?ProgID=512

70. Raymond, NE: Church The Presbytery resumed charge of the church in 1948 and Presbyterian ministersserved the The first records of the Ladies Aid meeting was in 1919, http://www.lincoln.ne.gov/towns/raymond/church.htm

Raymond, Nebraska USA Churches Raymond Presbyterian Church The first Presbyterian Church was organized April 30, 1880 and was called Little Salt Church because it stood near the Little Salt Creek three miles east of Raymond. Neither the town of Raymond nor the railroad were in existence at that time. Two years later on October 22, 1882, the congregation erected a new building in Raymond with the total cost of building and furnishings amounting to $2,000. After an urgent plea from the Rev. E.M. Lewis, the congregation provided the balance and church was dedicated and presented, debt free, to the Almighty God. The building was located on out Lot No. 1, which is now known as 2nd and High Streets. Later, the congregation bought three lots and moved the building to the location now known as 3rd and Clark Street. When the building was moved it was enlarged and improved, the cornerstone being laid November 9, 1907. The church was dedicated, free from debt, September 20, 1908. Twenty-four years after the founding of the church, a fine two-story seven room manse was built. It was finished in April, 1904, and, has always had the policy of the congregation to use the pay-as-you-go plan. The manse was also debt free. In October, 1922, work was begun to rebuild the foundation, enlarge the basement and add an annex to the west side of the church. Art glass windows were also attached. Since all the labor on this improvement was donated by members and friends, the congregation saved approximately $1,600. The project was completed by the spring of 1923.

71. Our History Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church was formed in 1966 by the merger of the 1934, Ladies Aid Society and Women s Missionary Society merge to form the http://www.lppchurch.org/history.html

O God, you have been our dwelling place from one generation to another. Psalm 90:1 A Brief History of Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church was formed in 1966 by the merger of the Fullerton and Christ Presbyterian Churches. The Fullerton Church was itself the result of a merger in 1932 of the Covenant and Fullerton Avenue Presbyterian Churches. The roots of these predecessor churches date back as early as 1843 as shown in our family tree below. Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church inhabits the building that was originally the second home of the Fullerton Avenue Presbyterian Church. This building was erected in 1888 using Michigan buff sandstone and contains red oak pews, a historic and unusual stained glass (some of which is featured on the secondary pages of this web site). The following section provides highlights of the history of Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church from the time of its formation in the merger of 1966. Other sections follow which give brief summaries of the histories of the predecessor churches and sabbath schools. Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church is officially formed on October 11 when the Presbytery of Chicago approves the merger of the Christ and Fullerton Presbyterian Churches. Rev. Eldon Lindberg, pastor of the Fullerton Presbyterian Church, continues as pastor at Lincoln Park. The Fullerton Church building becomes the new home of the Lincoln Park congregation.

72. Miscellaneous Brown County, SD, Obituaries She was an active member of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid. She was a member of theRebecca Lodge and had served as a district officer. http://www.obitcentral.com/obitsearch/obits/sd/sd-brown2.htm

First Name Last Name Any AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY INTL Locality Miscellaneous Brown County, South Dakota Obituaries CEMSEARCH OBITUARY CENTRAL OBITUARY LINKS PAGE SURNAME SEARCH UTILITY ... GENLOOKUPS Edna Kirschman Jacobson The funeral for Edna Kirschman Jacobson, 86, of Pierpont, was held February 6 in Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Pierpont. The Rev. George Wieland officiated. Burial followed in the Homer Cemetery at Pierpont with Paetznick-Garness Funeral Chapel in Groton in charge of arrangements. She died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 1998, at Colonial Manor in Groton. Edna Langager was born December 10, 1911, to Carl and Louise (Winson) Langager in Pierpont. She grew up in the Pierpont area and attended Pierpont Public School. She graduated from high school in 1930. She worked at her mother’s cafe in Pierpont known as Ma’s Cafe. She also worked at the Shannon Drug Store and the East End Cafe in Pierpont. She married Vern Kirschman on May 28, 1934, in Minnesota. They made their home in Pierpont. He died in August 1972. She married Jacob Jacobson in February 1984 in Pierpont. They made their home in Pierpont. She was a resident of Pierpont all of her life. She moved to the Bethesda Home of Aberdeen in 1991 and moved to Colonial Manor in Groton in 1993.

73. BPL Archives - History Of Religion CENTRAL Presbyterian CHURCH, BIRMINGHAM. LADIES Aid SOCIETY Minutes, 18951896.CHAPMAN, REV. JOHN B. AND SALLIE COWLES CHAPMAN Papers,1852-1886 http://www.bplonline.org/Archives/collections/religion/historyofreligion.asp

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74. Statistical1 named Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church, its object being To celebrate its organization appropriately, the Ladies Aid Society http://raub-and-more.com/phillipsburgpresanniv/statistical1.htm

Phillipsburg Presbyterian Church, 1853 - 1903 HISTORY BIOGRAPHICAL MEMBERSHIP Statistical PASTORS But seven pastors have served the congregation since the organization of the church in 1853, as follows: Rev. Smith Sturges* Rev. James Y. Mitchell, D. D. Rev. James Petrie* Rev. Henry B. Townsend Rev. E. Morris Fergusson Rev. Alfred N. Raven Rev. Percy Young Schelly *Deceased. THE CHURCH ELDERSHIP I Timothy 5:2"Let the elders that rule well be counted worthy of double honour, especially they who labour in the word and doctrine." Rev. 4:4"And round about the throne were four and twenty seats; and upon the seats I saw four and twenty elders sitting, clothed in white raiment; and they had on their heads crowns of gold." Twenty-seven Elders have served the church since its organization as follows, those published in italics being members of the present session, the dates referring to the time of their first election 1853, Dec. 13 John Lander* Benjamin Burwell* John C. Bennett* 1855, Nov. 4 A. Ramsey Reese*

75. Middle Island Presbyterian Church, north of Middle Country Road, east of Church Lane. Photo fromthe Queensborough This afterward became the Ladies Aid Society. http://www.longwood.k12.ny.us/history/midisl/mtchur.htm

MIDDLE ISLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Presbyterian Church, north of Middle Country Road, east of Church Lane. Photo from the Queensborough Public Library THE HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE ISLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1766 - 1970 by Thomas R. Bayles The first settlement in Brookhaven Town was made at Setauket in 1655, and a church was built there in 1671 which for a great many years was the only church in the town. About 1740 a church was built at South Haven, and in 1766 the first church in Middle Island was erected under the leadership of Rev. David Pose, pastor of the South Haven church. This was located on a piece of ground four rods by five rods at the corner of Church Lane and the Middle Country Road, which was purchased from Selah Brown for sixteen shillings. That first "meeting house" was a plain box like structure about 26 feet square. Logs from the nearby forests were hauled to the sawmill at Yaphank to be sawed into boards and timbers, and labor was furnished by the men of the church. No heating facilities were provided, and the women brought "foot stoves" to warm their feet. The church was organized in the fall of 1767 by the Presbytery of Long Island as the "First Presbyterian Church of Middletown, as this section was known in those days. It was not until about 1829 that the name of Middle Island was adopted.

76. NewYork-Presbyterian Nursing Aid=11893. DAISY Award Recognizes Extraordinary Nurse at Ladies Home Journaltells the exclusive story of one patient?s anguish and fear and of the http://www.nyp.org/nursing/art_res.html

77. KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Acton KNOX Presbyterian CHURCH. Acton. Suggest an Update Suggest Volunteer 519853-0851 ; Ladies Aid - Carol Petty 154 Christie St Rockwood N0B 2K0 http://search.hipinfo.info/details.asp?RSN=10330&Number=40

78. History One of the first pioneers of the Presbyterian faith in Texas was the Reverend This group later changed their name to Ladies Aid Society and on February http://www.tisd.net/~preach/History.htm

One of the first pioneers of the Presbyterian faith in Texas was the Reverend W.C. Blair who was sent in 1838 by the Synod of Mississippi as a teacher and foreign missionary to the frontier. He and his family built a house and school in Victoria in 1839. In that house the First Presbyterian Church of Victoria was organized on October 2, 1841, by eight charter members: James Norman Smith (ruling elder), Mrs. Smith, John Gray, Mary Keith, F. Leiter, Mrs. Chenault, and Susan M. Blair. The first building was constructed on "Presbyterian Church Square," the Ecclesiastical Square on the east of Constitutional Square (now DeLeon Plaza), by petition of the church trustees to the city officials who granted the request of the church as long as they would build a "descent house" on it within thirty months. This church was a frame building 39' by 52' without a roof or floor. It remained that way until the Reverend Daniel Baker came and gave a series of evangelical sermons and the Reverend was able to raise more funds. Then the building was finished. The growth of the church was assisted when the Texas Legislature passed an act authorizing the trustees of the church to sell all or part of the church square as long as the proceeds were applied to building a church and improving the church grounds. The lots formed by this subdivision were sold, and the proceeds were used to build the church and manse at Forrest and Liberty. The white frame sanctuary built there was occupied October 23, 1873. It is interesting to note that no pastor served the congregation continuously until April 5, 1874 when an official call was accepted. The building was declared free of debt and dedicated to worship on October 8, 1876. The list of officers of the church shows only elders serving until 1874. At that time, the church elected and ordained men to serve as deacons to the congregation. These officers and the minister led the work and worship of the congregation.

79. The Durango Herald Obituaries - Durango, CO She was a member of Presbyterian Ladies Aid and Missouri Center Ladies Aid. Mrs.Hickman enjoyed quilting and cooking. http://www.durangoherald.com/asp-bin/obit_generation.asp?article_type=obit&artic

80. CAC Manuscript: MS 67 Mf UNITED Presbyterian WOMEN S RECORD BOOK 19581964, 1974-1978 Arranged chronologically . SOCIAL CIRCLE RECORD BOOK (LADIES Aid) 1934-1942, 1952-1968 http://www.bgsu.edu/colleges/library/cac/ms0067.html

Center for Archival Collections First United Presbyterian Church Tontogany, Ohio MS 67 mf Introduction Agency History Scope and Content Series Description ... Order of Microfilming Introduction The First United Presbyterian Church collection (1861-1978) contains minutes, membership roll books, treasurer's records, annual reports, and United Presbyterian Women's record books. The collection was loaned to the Center for Archival Collections, Bowling Green State University for microfilming in March 1978 as a result of the Wood County Historical Church Records Survey. The collection is contained on two rolls of microfilm. The manuscript register was compiled by Mark Barnes in March 1980. Agency History On July 19, 1861, seventeen members of Plain Congregational Church were dismissed to organize a Presbyterian Church in Tontogany, with the Rev. Perry C. Baldwin serving as first minister. The church was governed until 1959 by two boards: the session, comprised of elders having charge of the spiritual life of the church, and the trustees, having charge of the church property. In 1959, a unicameral system was adopted, consisting of one board of twelve elders, with committees being appointed to implement policies. The original church building, erected in 1861, as been remodeled many times over the years. The latest addition, an education unit, was built in 1961.

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