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St. John's Episcopal Church of Canandaigua records

 Collection — microfilm reel: 1
Identifier: 6174

Scope and content

One volume of warden's and vestrymen's meeting minutes (1837-1869), one volume of annual warden's and vestrymen's meeting minutes (1857-1859); four volumes of membership information (1834-1849, 1816-1835, 1816-1869, 1863-1892); one volume of accounts for the construction of the church (1816-1817) and a pamphlet entitled "The Protestant Episcopal Pulpit" containing the transcriptions of two sermons.

Dates

  • 1816-1892.

Creator

Biographical / Historical

On September 27, 1814 the parish of St. John's was formed by the organization of "the wardens and vestrymen of St. John's Church in Canandaigua under the supervision of Bishop J.H. Hobart." The parish's first church building was consecrated December 12, 1816, but as soon as 1822, debt forced the society to advertise it for sale. A gift of $1500 by the Trinity Church of New York City, and an additional $5000 subscribed by members and friends of the church made its sale unnecessary. In 1873 this church was demolished and a new one was constructed.

Extent

1 microfilm reels. (1 microfilm reels.)

Language of Materials

English

Location of Originals Note

Holder of originals: Originals held by St. John's Episcopal Church.

Description rules
Appm
Language of description
Undetermined
Script of description
Code for undetermined script

Repository Details

Part of the Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections Repository

Contact:
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Cornell University
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