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The first book in a series of translated church records from various German Protestant Evangelical churches in Washington County, Ohio. The records reveal lists of memberships, financial records, baptisms, confirmations, marriages, and deaths/burials..
The second book in a series of translated church records from various German Protestant Evangelical churches in Washington County, Ohio. Beginning in 1852, Book Two, Berg Church contains lists of memberships, financial records, baptisms, confirmations, marriages, and deaths/burials. Also included is a list of Personal Descriptions on the membership in 1872 compiled by Daniel Moersch. A surname index is included for all entries.
The third book in a series of translated church records from German Evangelical Protestant churches. Also included are Pastor Daniel Hirsch's incidental records of various townships in Washington, Noble, and Monroe Counties, in Ohio - lists of memberships, business records, baptisms, confirmations, marriages, and deaths/burials.
The fourth book in a series of translated church records from various German-Protestant Evangelical Churches in Washington County, Ohio. These records reveal lists of memberships, financial records, baptisms, confirmations, marriages, and deaths/burials.
The fifth in a series of translated church records from various German-Protestant Churches in Washington County, Ohio. These records reveal lists of church constitutions, memberships, financial records, baptisms, confirmations, marriages, and death/burial records.
The Marietta College Legacy Library is an essential academic resource located on the Marietta College campus in Marietta, Ohio. This library serves as a hub for students, faculty, and researchers, providing access to a vast collection of books, journals, digital resources, and archival materials. The Legacy Library is renowned for its commitment to preserving historical documents and artifacts, particularly those that highlight the rich history and cultural heritage of the local community and the broader region.
A significant aspect of the Legacy Library's mission is the preservation of the legacy of local churches established in the 1880s, including the Berg Church. This mission is crucial for several reasons:
1. **Cultural Heritage Preservation**: Churches from the 1880s, like the Berg Church, are integral to understanding the cultural and social fabric of the era. They played a central role in community life, serving not only as places of worship but also as centers for social gatherings, education, and support. Preserving their history helps maintain a connection to the past and provides insight into the lives and values of earlier generations.
2. **Historical Research and Education**: The records and artifacts from these churches are invaluable for historians, genealogists, and researchers. They offer primary source materials that can shed light on various aspects of local history, from architectural styles and community development to personal stories and societal changes. The Legacy Library facilitates academic research and helps educate students and the public about the historical significance of these institutions.
3. **Genealogical Resources**: For individuals tracing their ancestry, church records can be a treasure trove of information. Baptismal, marriage, and burial records often held by churches like the Berg Church are vital for constructing family histories. The Legacy Library's efforts to preserve and make these records accessible support genealogical research and help individuals connect with their heritage.
4. **Community Identity and Continuity**: Churches like the Berg Church are often landmarks within their communities, representing continuity and stability. By preserving their history, the Legacy Library helps foster a sense of identity and pride among community members. It ensures that the stories and contributions of these churches are not forgotten but are celebrated and passed down to future generations.
The Legacy Library's dedication to preserving the legacy of local churches like the Berg Church underscores its broader mission of safeguarding historical resources and promoting a deeper understanding of the region's cultural and historical landscape. This work is vital for maintaining the continuity of local heritage and supporting a well-rounded educational experience for all who utilize the library's resources.
Do you have documents or family records that pertain to the heritage of Berg Church that you would like to share or donate to the church? If yes, please send us an e-mail message describing the material so we can decide the best way to incorporate the information.
Examples are baptism records, marriage certificates, newspaper clippings, letters, etc.
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