Primitive Methodist Church records, 1842-1984.

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Primitive Methodist Church records, 1842-1984.

Records gathered by Charles W. Tyrrell and others during his research for "Steeples on the Prairies," a history of the Primitive Methodist Church in the midwest. Included are published disciplines, conference minutes, and relevant items from periodicals and newspapers; transcriptions of published items; and many original records relevant to southwestern Wisconsin. Present are letters and memoirs of pioneer pastors; minutes of the General (national) Conference, the Western Conference, and the Western Conference's Connexional Committee; and various recordbooks and other documents of several of the local churches and circuits.

0.1 c.f. (1 folder) and.4 reels of microfilm (35 mm.)

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