Canandaigua (N.Y.) -- Religious life and customs.
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
A. W. Penoyer papers
Account book for Penoyer when in the employ of John E. Gillette, Ontario County, New York; record of the organization of the Union Sunday School (1860); South Bristol School District records (Penoyer, Superintendent); also, bills of sale, notes of a meeting to plan a House of Public Worship in Canandaigua; accounts for general expenses, cash sales, hired help, and a contract for teaching school.
First Congregational Church of Canandaigua records
Records of the Church including church meeting minutes (1799-1908), church discipline (1817-1881), church doctrine (1799-1844), meeting minutes (1805-1962), financial records (1805-1964), legal documents (1799-1939) and records of women's associations ((1824-1971).
First Methodist Episcopal Church of Canandaigua records
Quarterly conference, official board and leader's meeting minutes (1857-1875); church register (1838-1885); trustee meeting minutes (1861-1873); and quarterly conference meeting minutes of the Canandaigua Station (1860-1890).
First Presbyterian Church of Canandaigua records
Minutes recording the formation of the church; appointment of official members; church issues; financial and property matters; and reports form the Sunday School, Ladies Society and Young People's Union.
St. John's Episcopal Church of Canandaigua records
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.
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church of Canandaigua records
Registers of baptisms (1848-1872); confirmations (1852-1896); and marriages (1848-1872). Also baptismal records.