Second Congregational Church (Plymouth, Neb.) [RG3155.AM]

NEBRASKA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY MANUSCRIPT FINDING AID



RG3155.AM:  Second Congregational Church (Plymouth, Neb.)



Records:  1894-1905

Plymouth, Jefferson County, Neb.:  Congregational Church

Size:  1 volume on 1 reel of microfilm



BACKGROUND NOTE



The Second Congregational Church of Plymouth, Nebraska, was organized on April 10, 1894. It was so named because the nearby Congregational Church of Plymouth was located only three miles south of the Village. In the same year, the congregation erected a church building at a cost of $1,208.00 which was dedicated on August 19, 1894. J.B. Doolittle served as first pastor. In 1905 the dwindling congregation deeded the church building to the Methodist Episcopal Church of Plymouth and the members were issued letters of dismissal.



SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE



This collection consists of records of the Second Congregational Church of Plymouth, Nebraska, dating from 1894-1905. The records relate to the history and activities of the Second Congregational Church of Plymouth, Nebraska from its organization in 1894 until it was disbanded in 1905. Included is a detailed history of the church as well as minutes of annual meetings.



DESCRIPTION



Reel 1

Volume




    1. 1894-1905: Includes church history, incorporation, membership files, treasurer’s reports, and minutes of annual meetings.



 



ADDED ENTRIES:



Congregational Church in Nebraska

Jefferson County (Neb.) — Churches

Plymouth (Neb.) — Churches

Second Congregational Church (Plymouth, Neb.)



 



Revised 12-08-2008   TMM

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