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Tag Archives: #Churches
“It’s me again…”
2130 Hobart Blvd. #4 Los Angeles 7, California January 9, 1945 Hi Folks: It’s me again. I heard from the Board of Pulpit Supply in Boston this morning…and as I “suspected” there ain’t no vacancy. Reverend White has not as … Continue reading
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Tagged #Albert B. Cleage Jr, #Churches, #Detroit, #Letters, #Los Angeles
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Presbyterian Church Connections in the Cleage Family
Yesterday I was working like mad to complete an entry for the “Carnival of Genealogy – Our Ancestors Places of Worship”, by the midnight deadline when I came across two interesting pieces of new information. First, even though I thought … Continue reading
From Montgomery to Detroit, A Congregational Church – COG Our Ancestors Places of Worship
Northern Congregationalists came south to Montgomery, Alabama after the Civil War. First Congregational Christian Church was founded in 1872. They also supported a school nearby. My grandmother, Fannie, attended both the school and the church. She met her husband, Mershell, … Continue reading
Witherspoon United Presbyterian Church 1909, Indianapolis Indiana
This is a photograph of the congregation of Witherspoon United Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis, IN in 1909, two years after they organized. This photograph is from the personal collection of my cousin Vivian Vaughn McDonald. My grandmother Pearl Reed Cleage … Continue reading
Cradle Roll Certificate Plymouth Congregational Church 1921
This is a certificate for my mother’s oldest sister, Mary V. that her mother filled out. She also wrote information on the back. Transcription: Cradle Roll Certificate To be given by the Cradle Roll Superintendent to the mother of the … Continue reading
