Records, [1730]-1998 [microform].

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Records, [1730]-1998 [microform].

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Minutes of church business meetings, church discipline, rosters of officers of the church, catalog of church members, marriage, baptismal, and death records, records of contributions, confirmations, roster of pastors, dismissions, ordinations, annual report (1889), and some ephemera; records of Trinitarian Congregational Society (1832-1920), including accounts for planning the construction of a meeting house, minutes of society meetings, warrants of parish meetings, lists of members, legal documents, and some financial reports; correpondence of Female Charitable Society of Bedford, and Ladies Benevolent Society of Bedford; records (1887-1888) of Bedford Home Missionary Society; fascim. of "Parlor Dedication" document; The Boston Academy's Collection of Church Music (1835); and Winslow family genealogy.

2 microfilm reels.

Morris Brown College

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Morris Brown College

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First Church of Christ, Congregational in Bedford

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