Presbyterian Churches of Brooklyn collection 1831-1984

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Presbyterian Churches of Brooklyn collection 1831-1984

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The Presbyterian Churches of Brooklyn collection contains materials from 22 Presbyterian churches and associations located in Brooklyn, N.Y. The collection spans the years 1831 to 1984 and includes church histories, reports, minutes, manuals, yearbooks, programs, financial records, registers, newsletters, and miscellaneous publications. The yearbooks are of particular interest as they often contain membership lists.

2.5 Linear feet; in six manuscript boxes.

Center for Brooklyn History (2020-)

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SNAC Resource ID: 6329164

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There are 21 Entities related to this resource.

Memorial Presbyterian Church (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.).

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The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they were forced to take on Anglican pastors by the ruling Anglican colonial governors. After years of religious persecution, including the imprisonment of the Presbyterian preacher and fat...

Fort Hamilton Presbyterian Church (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.).

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The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they were forced to take on Anglican pastors by the ruling Anglican colonial governors. After years of religious persecution, including the imprisonment of the Presbyterian preacher and fat...

Homecrest Presbyterian Church (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.).

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The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they were forced to take on Anglican pastors by the ruling Anglican colonial governors. After years of religious persecution, including the imprisonment of the Presbyterian preacher and fat...

Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.)

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The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they were forced to take on Anglican pastors by the ruling Anglican colonial governors. After years of religious persecution, including the imprisonment of the Presbyterian preacher and fat...

Westminster-Bethany United Presbyterian Church (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.).

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The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they were forced to take on Anglican pastors by the ruling Anglican colonial governors. After years of religious persecution, including the imprisonment of the Presbyterian preacher and fat...

Spencer Memorial Presbyterian Church (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.).

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The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they were forced to take on Anglican pastors by the ruling Anglican colonial governors. After years of religious persecution, including the imprisonment of the Presbyterian preacher and fat...

First Presbyterian Church (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.)

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Building erected in 1822. From the description of Records, 1822-1920. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 155450053 The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they were forced to take on Anglican pastors by the rulin...

Bay Ridge-Fort Hamilton Presbytery (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.).

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The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they were forced to take on Anglican pastors by the ruling Anglican colonial governors. After years of religious persecution, including the imprisonment of the Presbyterian preacher and fat...

Union Church of Bay Ridge (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.).

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The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they were forced to take on Anglican pastors by the ruling Anglican colonial governors. After years of religious persecution, including the imprisonment of the Presbyterian preacher and fat...

Bushwick Presbyterian Church (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.).

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6gp3rnt (corporateBody)

The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they were forced to take on Anglican pastors by the ruling Anglican colonial governors. After years of religious persecution, including the imprisonment of the Presbyterian preacher and fat...

Second Presbyterian Church (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.)

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6md34xf (corporateBody)

The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they were forced to take on Anglican pastors by the ruling Anglican colonial governors. After years of religious persecution, including the imprisonment of the Presbyterian preacher and fat...

South Third Street Presbyterian Church (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.).

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6586wc3 (corporateBody)

The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they were forced to take on Anglican pastors by the ruling Anglican colonial governors. After years of religious persecution, including the imprisonment of the Presbyterian preacher and fat...

Pacific Street Chapel.

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The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they were forced to take on Anglican pastors by the ruling Anglican colonial governors. After years of religious persecution, including the imprisonment of the Presbyterian preacher and fat...

Brooklyn-Nassau Presbytery (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.).

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6141b3c (corporateBody)

The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they were forced to take on Anglican pastors by the ruling Anglican colonial governors. After years of religious persecution, including the imprisonment of the Presbyterian preacher and fat...

Clinton Street Presbyterian Church.

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The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they were forced to take on Anglican pastors by the ruling Anglican colonial governors. After years of religious persecution, including the imprisonment of the Presbyterian preacher and fat...

Park Presbyterian Church (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.).

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6p715v3 (corporateBody)

The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they were forced to take on Anglican pastors by the ruling Anglican colonial governors. After years of religious persecution, including the imprisonment of the Presbyterian preacher and fat...

Central Avenue Presbyterian Church (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.).

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w67f8cm4 (corporateBody)

The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they were forced to take on Anglican pastors by the ruling Anglican colonial governors. After years of religious persecution, including the imprisonment of the Presbyterian preacher and fat...

Throop Avenue Presbyterian Church (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.)

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Founded 1862 in Brooklyn. From the description of Miscellaneous church documents, 1891-1937. (New York State Historical Documents). WorldCat record id: 155477766 The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they w...

City Park Chapel (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.).

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6fg99s4 (corporateBody)

The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they were forced to take on Anglican pastors by the ruling Anglican colonial governors. After years of religious persecution, including the imprisonment of the Presbyterian preacher and fat...

South Brooklyn Presbyterian Church.

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w61701bf (corporateBody)

The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what is today New York City. Located in the present-day borough of Queens, the original churches faced religious suppression when they were forced to take on Anglican pastors by the ruling Anglican colonial governors. After years of religious persecution, including the imprisonment of the Presbyterian preacher and fat...

Classon Avenue Presbyterian Church (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.)

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The Classon Avenue Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn opened in 1869. Its first pastor was Joseph P. Duryea. The Church merged with the Bedford-Central Presbyterian Church in 1961. From the guide to the Classon Avenue Presbyterian Church property records, 1867-1961, (Brooklyn Historical Society) The First Presbyterian Church, Newtown (founded in 1652) and the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica (founded in 1662) were the first organized Presbyterian churches in what...