Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church records, 1857-1978.

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Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church records, 1857-1978.

The records in this collection cover the beginning of Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church (1866) to 1978. The collection is separated into two sections: member and financial records. Both are arranged chronologically. Of note is a list of officers for Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church (1857), an order of business for "Colored Leaders' Meeting," and an item re a Jenkins Orphanage function. Member records (1857-1978, with gaps) contain vital statistics from baptismal, marriage, and donation records of church members. Those listed under "financial records" (1899-1969, with gaps) include information re church expenditures and member donations. Also of note is a record book (1919-1936) which contains full minutes of meetings held by the Board of Trustees for Centenary re church repairs, election of committee members, fund raisers, and finances, etc.

4 linear ft.

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