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United Methodist Church, Missouri East Conference Records (CA5745) PRELIMINARY INVENTORY ACCESSION CA5745 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, MISSOURI EAST CONFERENCE RECORDS This collection is available at The State Historical Society of Missouri, Research Center- Columbia. If you would like more information, please contact us at [email protected]. Dates: 1813-2010 Creator: United Methodist Church (U.S.). Missouri East Conference Collection Size: 107.2 cubic feet, 3 oversize volumes, 10 oversize items, 87 audio cassettes, 3 audio discs, 229 audio tapes, 5 DVDs, 1 film, 34 video cassettes Introduction Addition of annual conference journals, correspondence, newsletters, meeting programs, committee files, publications, and the records of individual churches, including Fry United Methodist Church in St. Louis. Donor Information The records were donated to the State Historical Society of Missouri by James A. Sanderson on behalf of the Missouri East Conference’s Commission on Archives and History on 3 December 1986. Additional records were donated on behalf of the Commission from 1989 to 2017 through many individuals, including Robert Gail and Margie McDaniel Woods. NOTE: See also the following collections: • United Methodist Church, Missouri East Conference Papers (C3308) • United Methodist Church, Missouri East Conference Papers (C3595) • United Methodist Church, Missouri East Conference Records (C3727) Box List Box 1 Farmington, Missouri, circuit, 1909-1926 (4) St. Louis district circuit (German), 1869-1905 Caledonia Methodist Church history Annual conferences, 1996-1997 (2) Miscellaneous newsletters and programs, 1997-1997 History of the United Methodist Church, Campbell, MO; photo directory of the Campbell United Methodist, Holcomb United Methodist, and Campbell Cumberland Presbyterian churches Quarterly conference records of the Wellsville, MO, circuit, 1915-1919 (general and statistical reports) Souvenir, 50th anniversary of the Eden Methodist Church, St. Louis, 1898; memoirs of Anna Maude Tetley, the wife of a Missouri Methodist preacher Minutes of the St. Louis Annual Conference, 1889 Minutes of the Missouri Annual Conference, 1892; Directory of the First Methodist Church, Washington, Missouri, 1933; Centenary United Methodist Church, Cape Girardeau, Missouri, Dedication, 1985 The Story of an Old Church by Mae Dees, 1947 Membership Book, Browning Chapel Methodist Church, Shelbina, Missouri, 1896 Commission on Archives and History (minutes, photographs, church histories, correspondence, THE STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF MISSOURI MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION 8/4/2021 ACCESSION CA5745 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, MISSOURI EAST CONFERENCE RECORDS Bi-centennial Task Force materials, programs, officers and members directories, and miscellany) Rev. Dollison Phillip Cole papers (2) Miscellaneous church histories, programs, etc. Box 2 Registers - Ebenezer, Salem, Zion, Zoar Methodist Churches, 1850s-1920s Conference publications Box 3 Columbia-Mexico District newsletters, 1970s Correspondence, legal and financial, and miscellaneous papers Wainwright Clark Olivet Camp Branch Pleasant Plains Park Stoutsville Trinity Gillum Memorial Box 4 Correspondence, legal and financial, and miscellaneous papers Winfield Lutesville Brussells Circuit Bethany Charbonier Journal, Missouri Annual Conference, 2011 “The Centennial of St. John’s Methodist Church 1868-1968” (2) Transcription, Quarterly Conference Minutes, Cottleville Circuit, Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Missouri Conference, 1867-1884 “The First Hundred Years: A History of Woolam United Methodist Church 1889-1989” “Saint Louis Methodism 1900-1951,” Frederick A. Shippey “Woodlandville Church 1901-1971” Minutes, Commission on Archives and History, 1984-1989 Clippings, Mt. Herman Methodist Church, Salem, MO Box 5 Discontinued churches, disposition of property, 1970s-1980s Palmyra, Hannibal Churches, minutes, bulletins, etc., 1990s Box 6 St. Louis Mission and Church Extension Society Kingdom House Page 2 of 40 ACCESSION CA5745 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, MISSOURI EAST CONFERENCE RECORDS Bonnott’s Mill UMC St. Mary’s Methodist Church, St. Mary, MO Frankclay UMC Cedar Fork UMC, Perryville MO German Methodist churches, Warren Circuit, Warren and Lincoln counties, MO Box 7 Palmyra UMC [see also box 16] Woman's Society of Christian Service Missouri East Conference, annual conference 1998 Ozarks Methodist Manor, Marionville, MO Box 8 St. Louis and Bellefontaine Circuit record books, 1858-1906 Box 9 Record books, Missouri East Conference, MC, 1959, 1962-1967 Record books, Missouri East Conference, UMC, 1972-1973, 1979-1983 Quadrennium Reports, 1964-1968 Brochures for all camps, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1995, n.d. Camp Jo Ota records, 1958-1966 Box 10 Epworth camp Newspaper article, 1985 Register, 1943-1944 Record book, 1929-1961 Blue Mountain camp 1991 schedule Abstract of land in Iron Co., Mo. (Epworth?) Ledgers, business records and minutes of meetings Epworth and Arcadia Valley, 1918-1926 Women’s Missionary Bldg. In Arcadia Valley, 1918 Business records, 1921 Register of campers, 1927-1929 Financial records, 1929, 1945-1946 Epworth Camp Original legal documents—deeds and mortgages for land, Iron County (and Reynolds Co.?), 1909-1975 Box 11 Churches Asbury UMC—History, 1991 Bonnot's Mill MC—Membership & Church Record Caledonia UMC—History, 1810-1967 Caledonia UMC—History, supplement, 1984 Caledonia Methodist Cemetery, supplement, unnumbered Page 3 of 40 ACCESSION CA5745 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, MISSOURI EAST CONFERENCE RECORDS Caledonia Methodist Cemetery, supplement #15 Centenary UMC, St. Louis—History Concord Trinity UMC—Historical Supplement, 1998 Concord Trinity UMC—supplement, 1999 Midway/Locust Grove UMC—History, 1817-1997 Mt. Auburn-Wesley UMC, 1975 Neelyville UMC, Neelyville—History, 1877-1959 Old McKendree Chapel—History Union MC, St. Louis—History, 1975 Vinita Park UMC—History, 1910-1985 Ledgers, business records and minutes of meetings Epworth Camp register, 1947-1950 Epworth Camp financial records, 1950 Epworth Camp register, 1952-1954 Camp funds and loose letters, 1951-1959 Topographic maps and photographs Miscellaneous publications Journal, Methodist Episcopal Church-South, Sept 11-16, 1895 Journal, Methodist Episcopal Church-South, Sept. 4-6, 1912 Journal, Missouri East Conference, 1981 Journal, Missouri East Conference, 1983 Methodism in Bellvue Valley, 1953 Minutes and attendance records of the Affirmative Action Committee Portion of the Plan for Union of the Methodist Church and the Evangelical Brethren Church Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, MO aspects, 1880-1939 (2 volumes) Box 12 Charbonier Methodist Church / Trinity Methodist Church, St. Louis County, membership records, minutes, financial records, legal documents and miscellaneous records, 1960s- 1980s. St. Louis District Conference, journals 1917-1955 Box 13 A Profile of United Methodists in St. Louis, 1978 Strategy Workbook for St. Louis, 1978 A Brief History of the Churches of the Missouri East Conference, the United Methodist Chruch, 1984 Ozarks Methodist Manor, board meeting minutes and other records, 1998-1999 Awards Box 14 Sunday School Class Record book of George McPherson, Jr. 1966-1971? [5] Sunday School Record. Dec 1967-July 1973. [3 ledgers] Bennets Chapel Methodist Church Records Page 4 of 40 ACCESSION CA5745 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, MISSOURI EAST CONFERENCE RECORDS Ledger, Board of Trustees, Elkins Methodist Church, Rolla, MO, 1961-1964 Ledger, Byron, Missouri [Methodist] Church Chapel Hill Methodist Church, Records [1 envelope] Commission on Equitable Salaries, Missouri East Conf, U.M.C. Application for Salary Aid. 1982-1984. [42 sheets] Minutes, District Council on Ministries, Jefferson City-Rolla Dist., Missouri East Conf, U.M.C., 1982-1991. [3 binders] Dripping Springs M.E. Church, South. Church Register. Feb 3, 1919 - [May 1991]. <1 ledger> Ledger, Dripping Springs Methodist Church Elkins Methodist Church, Rolla, MO. Cancelled Notes and Transfer of Deeds of Trust. [3 sets of papers] Ledger, Elkins Methodist Church, Rolla, MO, 1953-1957 [Jefferson City Dist., Missouri East Conf, U.M.C.] Payment vouchers beginning July 5, 1961 [1 binder] Jefferson City-Ro1la Dist., Missouri East Conf., U.M.C. Audit Report for the Year Ending December 31, 1980 Financial Statements, December 31, 1982 Local Church Statistical Information, 1971-1985 Old Biographical Sketches of Clergy and History and pictures of District Churches Pastors Salaries, 1985 Statistical Information. 1984 Leduc Methodist Church, Membership Roll, 1959-1977 Liberty M.E. Church, South, Church Register, 1926-[1960?] Liberty Methodist Church of Steelvi1le, MO, Membership and Church Record, 1926-1976. Poplar Bluff Dist., St. Louis Conf, M.E. Church, South, District Conference Record. 1920-1930 United Methodist Church and Ebenezer Cemetery Association, Howell County, Missouri. Quit Claim Deeds. [2] West Plains Dist., St, Louis Conf, M.E. Church, South. District Conference Record, 1931-1939. Women's Society of Christian Service, Byron, Missouri [Methodist] Church. Minutes, 1961- [1966]. [2 spiral notebooks] Box 15 Women’s Society of Christian Service, Jefferson City-Rolla] Dist., Records. 1961-1983. [2 binders] Cost of Reconciliation. UMCom Productions. Glory News: Newsletter for Palmyra and Mt. Vernon United Methodist Church, July 2001 Missouri Area. Ministers' School, Missouri East Conference, Missouri West Conference, January 9-11, 2001.Making Disciples in an Ever Changing Digital World. Missouri East United Methodist Conference 2000. Hope for All Children: Celebration and Spiritual Formation. United Methodist
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