Waterloo Missionary Society proceedings, 1817-1824.

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Waterloo Missionary Society proceedings, 1817-1824.

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Constitution, annual and quarterly meeting minutes and a membership list of the Society. Also in this volume are accounts from St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Waterloo.

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Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.

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Waterloo Missionary Society (Waterloo, N.Y.)

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The Waterloo Missionary Society was founded in 1817 by individuals who were for the most part members of the Presbyterian and Episcopal churches. From the description of Waterloo Missionary Society proceedings, 1817-1824. (Cornell University Library). WorldCat record id: 63534759 The Waterloo Missionary Society was founded in 1817 by individuals who were for the most part members of the Presbyterian and Episcopal churches. See the History of Seneca County for biographical in...

St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Waterloo (Waterloo, N.Y.)

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St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Waterloo was organized on November 17, 1817 with Benjamin Hendricks and Gardner Wells as wardens. The first church edifice was consecrated September 16, 1826 by Bishop Hobart. A new church was consecrated on June 9, 1863. The final cost of the new church, fence and organ was $28,780. From 1817 to 1827 church rectors were missionaries from Geneva. These men also founded the first Sunday school in 1826. In 1827 Reverend William Weber became the first rector to live i...