Records, [1599]-[ongoing].

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Records, [1599]-[ongoing].

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70958915

Collection includes but is not limited to annual convention proceedings, bishop's daily journals, church property deeds, church periodicals and annuals, financial ledgers of the diocese, baptismal and membership records of some closed churches, confirmation records, baptisms by bishops, clergy files which include acceptance to seminary and ordinations, minutes of diocesan committes, files on diocesan institutions, photographs of former and current bishops, material relating to diocesan institutions and their functions, diocesan newspapers, election and consecration files of bishops, materials concerning related church agencies, marital judgements, church missals, and old Bibles.

200 linear ft.

Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina Archives

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SNAC Resource ID: 8052826

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Episcopal Church. Diocese of South Carolina

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Church of England

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Episcopal Church

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