Minutes.
Found in 180 Collections and/or Records:
Seventh Day Baptist Church of Scott records
Sigma Delta Fraternity, Ithaca High School. Minutes and historical sketch
Six page typescript, "A Brief History of Sigma Delta," by Morris DeWitt, 1907; and a minute book, March 22, 1910-September 13, 1913.
Social Science Club minutes
Constitution and minutes of meetings.
St. James Episcopal Church of Skaneateles records
Volumes include "Register of Baptisms" containing records of baptisms, marriages, funerals, communicants and confirmations, 1831-1851; "Parish Register" containing a register of communicants, baptisms, confirmations, marriages, burials and offerings, 1831-1872; volume containing proceedings of the wardens and vestery for 1824-1843; volume containing records of the proceedings of the wardens, vestry and members for 1843-1869.
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. Johns Episcopal Church of Ithaca records
Two parish registers (1831-1837, 1843-1870) which list baptisms, confirmation, membership, marriage and burial records and one volume of vestry meeting minutes (1822-1906) which record the organizaiton of the church, vestrymen elected, and discussion of parish finances and affairs.
St. John's Episcopal Church of Phelps records
Vestry meeting minutes (1833-1886) and vestry and annual church meeting minutes (1832-903). Parish register containing a church history, record of families, baptisms, confirmations and communicants.
St. Johns Lutheran Church of Potter records
One volume register listing baptisms, confirmations, communicants, marriages, members and deaths and one volume of congregational meeting minutes which document the temporal affairs of the church.
St. Marks Episcopal Church of Newark records
One volume of vestry records (1850-1883) containing minutes of regular and special church meetings and some accounts, and a register (1850-1871) listing parishioners, baptisms, confirmations, marriages, burials and church offerings.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Aurora records
One volume containing vestry meeting minutes and congregation meeting minutes (1835-1876). Five items including typed transcripts of letters from the vestry to the Bishop (1836,1837); 3 subscription lists (1835).