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1. Re: [LUTH-ROOTS] records [1]
Not sure about Fond du Lac County, but my experience in Manitowoc (Lutheran, Wisconsin Synod) and Sheboygan (Evangelical Reformed to UCC) have been that each church has it's own records, from which I have been able to get the pastors wife to extract what I needed.....for a nominal fee to cover time, expenses, etc. From what I understand from a fellow genealogist that also did research in Manitowoc (same church) from an early pastor.....the results were "closed door, don't bother me again." Also fro
2. [LUTH-ROOTS] Re: LUTHERAN-ROOTS-D Digest V03 #28 [1]
Was there a Rev Brohm who served at this church (St. Luke's in NYC) in the 1850-1860's? A Rev. Julius F Biltz and Maria von Wurmb were married there by him. Whataever happened to Rev Brohm & his wife, Joahnna (Zahn) von Wurmb Brohm? Nancy in MD
3. Re: [LUTH-ROOTS] LC in Ohio [1]
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4. Re: [LUTH-ROOTS] LC in Ohio [1]
A book you might try to find is "A Basic history of Lutheranism in America" by Abdel Ross Wentz, copyrighted in 1955 by Muhlenberg Press. The LOC # 55-7765. During the frontier days of Ohio Lutherans usually gathered at someones cabin to hold worship services and did not always have a minister. This book describes this. rfs in omaha , ne On Sun, 29 Jun 2003 19:18:05 EDT JHEARD158@aol.com writes: >I want to do some research on the history of the Lutheran Church in >Ohio. >Could someone suggest some goo
5. Re: [LUTH-ROOTS] St. Matthews Evangelical Church [1]
Is it possble that the records can have been transferred to another Lutheran Church or to district church archives?
6. Re: [LUTH-ROOTS] St. Matthews Evangelical Church [1]
Pat, I believe St. Matthew Records are available at the Newberry Library. http://www.newberry.org/ You might also try Concordia Historical Institute (CHI) in St. Louis. Concordia Historical Institute Dept. of Archives and History for The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod 801 DeMun Avenue St. Louis, MO 63105 Phone: (314) 505-7900 Fax: (314) 505-7901 E-mail: reference@chi.lcms.org For CHI to research your family history from the records requires the payment of a minimum $10.00 fee. Fees are $10.00 for the f
7. Re: [LUTH-ROOTS] records [1]
Yup..........many things in genealogy (especially my search) have not been what I have wanted to hear for the past ten years or so. Regards, Robert Lipprandt ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Subject: Re: [LUTH-ROOTS] records > Thanks Robert > although not exactly what I wanted to hear , it is good information. > All the information that I have is from census records ,one says Fond Du > Lac county Wi. as place married. and one name for the wife and the other > record gives a different name for her. > I kn
8. [LUTH-ROOTS] (no subject) [1]
Hi Folks: Concordia Historical Institute is an agency of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. The St. Matthew's that is being asked about is Evangelical, probably later Ev. and Reformed and now United Church of Christ. I don't think that Concordia would be a repository for those records. Erv Uecker Milwaukee
9. Re: [LUTH-ROOTS] St. Matthews Evangelical Church [1]
I found some of my family's records with Concord Historical Institute in St. Louis Missouri. They research their records and will send them to you. You pay an hourly rate. I also was researching old fragile records from the late 1800's of our German ancestors in Chicago. Their email address is reference@chi.lcms.org and they will send you the price etc. you need and also if they have the church records you are requesting. Anymore questions write me and I will try to answer. Jackie in Texas. ----- Ori
10. Re: [LUTH-ROOTS] St Pauls German Evangelical Lutheran Church [1]
If you are seeking First St. Paul, their address is: First St Paul Lutheran Church 1301 N La Salle Dr Chicago, IL 60610-1935 Phone: (312)642-7172 FAX: (312)642-1608 Organized: 12/31/1846 Other St. Paul congregations in Chicago are: Saint Paul Lutheran Church 846 N Menard Ave Chicago, IL 60651-2663 Phone: (773)378-6644 FAX: (773)378-7442 E-mail: stpauloffice@ourchurch.com Web Site: http://www.ourchurch.com/member/s/stpaulaustin Organized: 12/31/1886 Saint Paul Lutheran Church 761
11. Re: [LUTH-ROOTS] St. Matthews Evangelical Church [1]
If this is the St. Matthews that you are researching, it definitely is LCMS, and records would be archived at CHI in St. Louis: Saint Matthew Lutheran Church 2108 W 21st St Chicago, IL 60608-2608 Lila White
12. Re: [LUTH-ROOTS] records [1]
Thanks Robert although not exactly what I wanted to hear , it is good information. All the information that I have is from census records ,one says Fond Du Lac county Wi. as place married. and one name for the wife and the other record gives a different name for her. I know that they were lutherans , so I tried here. Cal Robert Lipprandt wrote: > > Not sure about Fond du Lac County, but my experience in > Manitowoc (Lutheran, Wisconsin Synod) and Sheboygan > (Evangelical Reformed to UCC) have been that e
13. [LUTH-ROOTS] [Fwd: St. Luke's German Lutheran Church records - NYC] [1]
Hello subscribers, Now that the gateway address is on reject, messages don't automatically get sent to the list, but I thought you'd like to see this one, so am forwarding it. -- Mary Taffet List & Board Admin for LUTHERAN-ROOTS mdtaffet@syr.edu -------- Original Message -------- Subject: St. Luke's German Lutheran Church records - NYC Date: Sun, 8 Jun 2003 15:02:31 -0600 From: heirlines@AOL.com To: LUTHERAN-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list.
14. [LUTH-ROOTS] LC in Ohio [1]
I want to do some research on the history of the Lutheran Church in Ohio. Could someone suggest some good sources? All I've been able to find is history of individual churches. Also, do you think an article/book on this subject would be of interest? Thanks!
15. [LUTH-ROOTS] records [1]
Is there anybody out there that has access to the church or county records for Lutheran marriages in Fond Du Lac County? I am trying to find information on the marriage of Herman Kath around 1870. Thanks Cal
16. Re: [LUTH-ROOTS] LC in Ohio [1]
THANK YOU!! Leona Columbus, Ohio ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard F Strait" To: Sent: Monday, June 30, 2003 2:33 PM Subject: Re: [LUTH-ROOTS] LC in Ohio > Hi, try this site! You might find some leads here!!! > > >
17. [LUTH-ROOTS] Seminary Info. [1]
Hi List, Does anyone know the actual process a theology student would have gone through in the 1880's timeframe? The ELCA says my ggrandfather, Oscar Louis Luschei, was ordained in 1886 but their records are missing from then so they can't tell me the exact date or location. Yet, I found Oscar Louis Luschei on the 1885 Nebraska Census in Pawnee County and he is listed as a minister at that time. My questions are these: 1. Did one perform ministerial duties before they were ordained
18. [LUTH-ROOTS] St. Matthews Evangelical Church [1]
Could someone please tell me where I can find the Church records for the St. Matthews Evangelical Church in Chicago, Illinois. My grandfather and his family attended this Church when he was a child. He was baptized there in 1904. Later St. Matthews became part of St. John United Church of Christ 2242 Moffat St. Chicago. The people at St. John's have not been able to help us locate the records for St. Matthew. I would appreciate any help you can give me. Thanks, Pat
19. Re: [LUTH-ROOTS] Seminary Info. [1]
Hi, although I can't answer any of your questions directly have you tried the Pawnee Co. NE web site and mailing list for your research. The site has some excellent resources and if you identify the church that he was the pastor you might find some history that will help you. rfs in omaha, ne On Sun, 29 Jun 2003 18:29:57 EDT Lynngns@aol.com writes: >Hi List, > Does anyone know the actual process a theology student would >have gone >through in the 1880's timeframe? > The ELCA says my ggrandfa
20. [LUTH-ROOTS] St Pauls German Evangelical Lutheran Church [1]
Good morning, Could anyone please give me the address for St. Paul's GERMAN Evangelical Lutheran Church in Cook County, in Chicago Illinois. Time period would be 1830s to 1890s. Thanks, Pat
21. RE: [LUTH-ROOTS] St. Matthews Evangelical Church [1]
The St. Matthew Ev. Church at 2108 W. 21st St in Chicago is still an active congregation and serves the Hispanic community. The older church registers are in the LCMS Northern Illinois District office in Hillside. I have looked at them there. However, the original poster said that the St. Matthews in which she was interested was now part of the UCC. Karen Grossart -----Original Message----- From: Richard F Strait [mailto:rfstrait@juno.com] >Lila, not all congregations sent their records to St. Louis wh
22. [LUTH-ROOTS] St. Matthew's Evangelical Church, Chicago [1]
Regarding St. Matthew's Evangelical Church - the present archivist for > the United Church of Christ is: > Archivist > Ms. Bridgette Kelly > 216-736-2106 > kellyb@ucc.org > > Perhaps an email to her might get you to the right place to find old church > records. > > Erv Uecker > >
23. Re: [LUTH-ROOTS] (no subject) [1]
The term "evangelical" has nothing to do with whether a church is LCMS or ELCA. Many LCMS churches have that in their name, such as mine, Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church which is LCMS. Lila White Ervross@aol.com wrote: > > Hi Folks: > > Concordia Historical Institute is an agency of the Lutheran Church-Missouri > Synod. The St. Matthew's that is being asked about is Evangelical, probably > later Ev. and Reformed and now United Church of Christ. I don't think that > Concordia would be a repository for those
24. Re: [LUTH-ROOTS] St. Matthews Evangelical Church [1]
Hi: The St. Matthews on 21st Street Records are no longer at the Northern Illinois District Office in Hillside. They were there several years ago and I saw them there, but a call back there said they had been transferred to the Concordia Historical Institute in St. Louis. As for the word Evangelical - it appears in the name of many Lutheran Churches (LC-MS, Wisconsin Synod and even some ELCA), however it is ALWAYS coupled with Ev. Lutheran. The original posting was looking for St. Matthew's Evangeli
25. [LUTH-ROOTS] St Matthews [1]
I wish to thank everyone that has sent me various information on where to find St. Matthews records. I certainly appreciate all of your impute. I will let you know if I find the records and where. Thanks again, Pat
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