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Lorain County Churches and
Ministers
An ongoing survey of Lorain
County Church records
has been undertaken as part of the Ohio Church Record Survey
conducted
by The Ohio Genealogical Society. We, at Lorain
County, hope that this
page will help you in locating your ancestor's church. Call
or write
the
church for more information. We cannot do research for you,
but we wish
you good luck in your search.
*Searching for early Lorain
County Catholic church records?
See “EARLY
CATHOLIC CHURCH RECORDS OF THE DIOCESE OF CLEVELAND”
Diocesan Archivist
Christine Krosel
Records are being added as they become available. Thank you for your patience. If you find an error or need information for a church that is not listed please email me.
AMHERST
* AVON
* AVON
LAKE * BELDEN *
BRIGHTON
COLUMBIA
STATION * ELYRIA
* GRAFTON
* HENRIETTA
* KIPTON
* LAGRANGE
* LORAIN
*
NORTH
EATON *
NORTH
RIDGEVILLE * OBERLIN
* PITTSFIELD
* PENFIELD
* ROCHESTER
*
SHEFFIELD-SHEFFIELD
LAKE * SOUTH
AMHERST
*
VERMILION
* WELLINGTON
*
Aloysius M. Hansen - Death Certificate
Atherton N. Smith, Presbyterian Minister 1898
Brownhelm German Reformed Church, on Claus Rd.
Columbia United Methodist Church - Columbia Station
pg 1 - Church History
pg 2 - History
pg 3 - Buildings
pg 4 - Photo
pg 5 - Photo
pg 6 - Photo
Congregational Church in Rochester Center
First Quarterly Meeting Of M.E. Church, 1867 (see Newspaper Articles)
Francis Allen Wilber, Presbyterian Minister 1898.
Henry P. Wilber, Presbyterian Minister 1898
John Tenney, Presbyterian Minister 1898
Ladies Of The M.E. Church, 1867 (see Newspaper Articles)
Presbyterian Church Picnic, circa 1907
Rollin Luther Adams, Presbyterian Minister 1898
The Baptist Church of Huntington - follow link to page 281 for article
The Congregational Church of Huntington - follow link to page 281 for article
The Methodist Episcopal Church in Huntington - follow link to page 280 for article.
The New M.E. Church, 1867 (see Newspaper Articles)
The Universalist Church of Huntington - follow link to page 281 for article.
The Wesleyan Methodist Church of Huntington - follow link to page 281 for article
Unidentified Church, repair work circa 1908. Names mentioned: Earl Clayton Gow
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