MC. Manuscript Collections

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The Charlotte Buyer Collection consists of sixty-two glass plate negatives, twenty-seven safety film negatives and thirteen original prints. Every negative is accompanied by a contact print made by the Center for Archival Collections for research use.

All of the negatives and prints depict scenes and events which occurred in and around Bellevue, Ohio between the 1870s and the 1960s.

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The diaries of Charlotte Clizbe Baker date from 1909 when Charlotte was twenty years of age and end in 1974 when she is eighty-six. They are complete for this time span, however, the diaries written from 1969-1974 are not complete for each day of the year. The diaries note her everyday activities, school teaching, marriage to Charles Baker, and club and community involvement.

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The Charlotte Dunipace Shaw Papers consists of material of correspondence, research files, literary productions, photographs and book relating to the Dunipace and allied families.

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The papers of Frank A. Baldwin and related Chidester material consist of 8 cubic ft. of financial and business records.

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The Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church Collection consists of two Record Books. The Record Books, dated 1890 through 1996, contain baptism, marriage, and death information.

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The collection consists of baptisms, first communions, confirmations, adult convert register, marriages, and deaths. Due to inconsistencies in pagination and transcription of data, researchers are encouraged to refer to all volumes within each series. (See order of microfilming for a detailed list of these records.)

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The collection of the Christian Union Church consists of one financial record book recording the quarterly tithes.

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The Christopher Cullis collection consists of letters to the Bryan Times editor from 1985 to 2007 and family movies in original and DVD formats circa 1949 to 1960.

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Record books including meeting minutes, financial accounts, and lists of members, baptisms, marriages, deaths, and church officials.

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The Church of Seventh-Day Adventists Collection consists of one record book and a brief history. The record book contains membership records which contain some baptismal and/or death information. Inclusive dates for memberships are 1876-1899 with one death (Mary J. Radabaugh) given as 1923. A record of meetings (1876-1900) is also included in the record book which details the founding and early history of the church which is now located in Columbus Grove, Ohio.

Scope and Contents The collection consists of four volumes of church registers, dating from 1889 to the present, and including information on membership, baptisms, marriages, funerals, confirmations, list of pastors and church officials. Six volumes of Board minutes, titled Trustees, Offical Board and Council Administration, dating from July 1897 to August 1952, include information on membership, financial reports, church improvements and renovations and church policies. Of interest are two volumes of the...

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Administrative records including minutes, newsletters, reports, committee material, finances, and programs, of the Women's Christian Service Council, Churches of God, General Conference.

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The records for this project include many financial documents, projects, correspondence letters including both letters and e-mails, and other historical documents relating to the project and the history of the Cla-Zel Theatre.

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Collection includes two copies of a 25-minute oral internview with Clarence Perry, who served as the keeper of the Port Clinton Lighthouse for 35 years. Also contains a copy of Perry's obituary is also included.

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Personal collection of minor correspondence, clippings, speeches and various writings on topics of education and the social sciences of a faculty member at Bowling Green State University between 1920 and 1938.

Scope and Contents This collection contains materials on the Clemons family of Ottawa County, Ohio. Several members were in the crew assigned to the Marblehead Lighthouse and Life-Saving Station circa 1880-1920;. Items in the collection cover 1880-1993. Correspondence (1893-1993), genealogy papers (1905-1988), newspaper clippings (1880-1992), and photographs (circa 1890-1975) are the main sets of materials present. The letters and postcards describe family subjects. The genealogy files trace the Clemons family...

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The collection dates from 1863 to 1926 and is comprised of two volumes--a record book containing church minutes, finances, and membership information, and a membership record of individuals belonging to the church.

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This collection consists of eight church record books, some certificates of dismissal and reception and a few pages from a Caroline church record. The collection spans from 1853 - 2007. Included in the collection are: membership records, pastoral records, class records, baptisms, marriages, deaths, historical records, certificates of dismissal, expenditures, and minutes. Many of the record books are from churches no longer in existence.

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The College Women's Club records consists of minutes, yearbooks, financial records and scrapbook material, dating from 1915-2006.

Scope and Contents The collection of the Collins United Methodist Church consists of six volumes. There are three record books which provide information on the congregation's membership for the period from 1859 through 1962. Data included in these books cover the succession of church pastors and elders, the baptism of infants and adults, marriages and deaths. Members were recorded on an individual basis within the books and can be found in alphabetical order. Also included are three minute books spanning the...

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The Columbus Grove United Methodist Church Collection consists of two (2) record books and one (1) assortment of loose Trustees' records. The inclusive dates are 1907-1973. The Trustees' records contain a brief historical sketch, minutes and a more detailed historical record which includes a list of pastors. The two (2) membership books will be of interest to genealogists for the birth, baptism, marriage and death records found within them.

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Committee for Services to Youth, Inc. (Bowling Green, Ohio) records consist of organizational records including minutes, correspondence, legal documents, financial documents, and printed material.

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Records of the Communication Workers of America, Local 4323, including minutes, general correspondence, agreements, contracts, financial documents, and printed material.

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The collection consists of baptisms, first communions, confirmations, marriages, and deaths. Due to inconsistencies in pagination and transcription of data, researchers are encouraged to refer to all volumes within each series.

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Records include list of baptisms, marriages, membership rolls, minutes of congregational meetings, and financial records.