Zion Lutheran Church (Newman Grove, Neb.) [RG2677.AM]

NEBRASKA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY MANUSCRIPT FINDING AID



RG2677.AM:  Zion Lutheran Church (Newman Grove, Neb.)



Records:  1880-1949

Newman Grove, Madison County, Neb.:  Lutheran church

Size:  1 reel of microfilm



SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE



This collection is arranged in two series. Series one consists of two pamphlet histories published on the fiftieth, 1889-1939, and sixtieth, 1889-1949, anniversaries of the church. Series two consists of church records, 1880-1921. The first two volumes of series two are records of the Dahlsburg Lutheran Church, 1880-1915, parent church of the Zion Lutheran Church. The bulk of these records are written in Swedish. The Zion Lutheran Church collection was loaned for microfilming in April of 1957 as a part of the Norden Club project on the history of Scandinavians in Nebraska.



DESCRIPTION



Series 1 – Histories



Reel 1

Item




    1. “Fiftieth Anniversary, 1889-1939,” 1939

    1. “Sixtieth Anniversary, 1889-1949,” 1949



Series 2 – Church records, 1880-1921



Volume




    1. Kyrkobok for Dahlbargs formsamling Boone and Madison Counties, Nebraska, 1883-1896

    1. Protokollsbok for Swenska Evang. Lutherska farsamlingen; Dahlsborg Boone County, Nebraska, 1880-1915

    1. Protokollsbok for Sion Forsamlinge, Newman Grove, Madison County, Nebraska, 1889

    1. Record, 1905-1935

    1. Den Swenska Luterska Sions forsamingens komnukants ock huvied bok For Skattmastarins Rakenskaper i Newman Grove, 1891-1912

    1. Kasorens Bok For Ongdoms foreningen of swenska sions forsamlingen En Newman Grove, Nebraska, 1892-1910

    1. Lutheran League Minutes, 1913-1921



 



ADDED ENTRIES:



Boone County (Neb.) — Churches

Dahlsborg Lutheran Church (Newman Grove, Neb.)

Lutheran Church in Nebraska

Madison County (Neb.) — Churches

Newman Grove (Neb.) — Churches

Scandinavians in Nebraska

Swedes in Nebraska

Zion Lutheran Church (Newman Grove, Neb.)



 



Revised 06-05-2009   TMM

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