History of the Presbyterian and Congregational churches and ministers in Wisconsin

History of the Presbyterian and Congregational churches and ministers in Wisconsin

by Stephen Peet

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This is a very early church history, essentially covering the first decade of church history. It is organized as follows: Part I. History of the Conventions. Part II. History of the Ministers. This section appears to contain information about every minister in the state until about 1850. Part III. History of the Churches. This contains information on all the churches, and has a separate chapter on the Welsh churches, and one on churches in Illinois connected with the Convention. Part IV. This part has no titles, and contains chapters on a variety of topics. There is a table showing the number of ministers, churches and Houses of Worship in each county. Appendix.

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