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Former Ottawa Presbytery 9/ASH Ashton- Munster Pastoral Charge Archives Storage Location: D13/4b 9/ASH/-1 Ashton Methodist Circuit Official Board Minutes 1884-1904 9/ASH/-2 Ashton Charge Official Board Minutes 1925-1974 9/ASH/-4 Minutes, Victoria Church (a) Trustees (b) Congregational Meetings 9/ASH/-5 Victoria U.C. Congregational Meeting Minutes (rough 1937-1947, 1924 notes) 9/ASH/-6 Victoria Methodist Sunday School Minutes and Accounts 1890-1916 9/ASH/-7 Victoria Methodist Sunday School Attendance Records, 1919-1922 Minutes 9/ASH/-8 Women's Missionary Society Minutes 1920-1931 9/ASH/-9 Women's Missionary Society Minutes 1931-1938 9/ASH/-10 Women's Missionary Society Minutes 1938-1944 9/ASH/-11 Women's Missionary Society Minutes 1944-1950 9/ASH/-14 Parsonage Fund Accounts 1914-1939 9/ASH/-15 Annual Reports, Ashton Charge 1980, 1986, 1987, 1989-1999 9/ASH/-16 Annual Reports, Ashton Charge 2002, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010- 2014 9/ASH/-17 Correspondence re Ashton Records 1975 9/ASH/-18 Photos and Drawings, Shillington Church 9/ASH/-19 History of Munster WMS 1919-1959 Archives Storage Location: UCC-0008 9/ASH/-12 Membership Roll 1927-1951 Archives Storage Location: UCC-0018 9/ASH/-3 Session Minutes - badly burned originals are in UCC- 1851-1853, 1890-1952 0018; photocopy for research 9/ASH/-12 Baptisms 1915-1951 9/ASH/-13 Ashton Methodist/United Church Register 9/ASH Ashton- Munster Pastoral Charge (a) Baptisms (b) Marriages (c) Burials 1905-1951 Archives Storage Location: D13/4e 9/BAR/-1 Annual Reports, Barrhaven United Church 1986, 1988, 1989 9/BAR/-2 Annual Reports, Barrhaven United Church 1990-1992-2000 9/BAR/-3 Annual Reports, Barrhaven United Church 2001-2009, 2011-2016 9/BAR/-4 News from the Pews 1997-2000 9/BAR/-5 News from the Pews 2001 Archives Storage Location: D13/4c 9/BCR/-1 Bell's Corners Mission Methodist Episcopal Official Board 1869-1884 Minutes 9/BCR/-2 Session Minutes, Drummond Presbyterian Church, Bell's 1907-1925 Corners 9/BCR/-3 Managers and Congregational Meeting Minutes, 1912-1953 Drummond Presbyterian/United, Bell's Corners 9/BCR/-4 Bell's Corners Charge Official Board Minutes 1925-1938 9/BCR/-5 Bell's Corners Circuit Board Minutes 1940-1949 9/BCR/-6 Bell's Corners Circuit Parsonage Trustees' Minutes 1955 9/BCR/-37 Baptismal Register, Drummond Presbyterian/United, 1907-1941 Bell's Corners 9/BCR/-38 Marriage Register (a) Bell's Corners and Stittsville Presbyterian 1916-1924 (b) Britannia United 1925-131 9/BCR/-39 Baptisms (a1) Nepean Circuit 1916-1924 (a2) Britannia 1925-1941 (b1) City View Circuit 1916-1918 (b2) Britannia 1925-1931 (c1) Nepean Circuit 1926-1930 (c2) Britannia 1949 9/BCR/-40 Marriage Register (a) Marriages, Bells Corners Charge and Britannia United (b) Baptisms, Bell's Corners Charge (c) Burials, Bell's Corners Charge, and Britannia United 9/BCR Bells Corners Pastoral Charge 9/BCR/-41 Register of Baptisms, Bell's Corners Charge and Britannia 1945-1965 United Church 9/BCR/-51 Historical Files (a) History of Bell's Corners United Church, with 1976 postscript (b) Historical Note from United Church Archives (c) Service of Dedication of Church, with brief history (d) Plan of C.E. Addition (e) Photo of turning of sod for C.E. Wing 9/BCR/-52 Obituary of Rev. L.S. Hughson, minister at Bell's Corners, 1925-1941 1925-1941 9/BCR/-53 Miscellaneous Financial Records 1928-1938, 1952-1956 9/BCR/-54 Annual Reports, Bells Corners Pastoral Charge 1989-1992, 1994-1995 9/BCR/-55 Annual Reports, Bells Corners Pastoral Charge 2000-2015, 2017 9/BCR/-56 Outline of Organizational Structure 1998 9/BCR/-57 Newsletters fall 2000, Dec 2002 Archives Storage Location: UCC-0008 9/BCR/-26 Circuit Register of Members' Names (a) Bell's Corners Circuit 1861-1879 (b) Carp Circuit 1882-1890 Archives Storage Location: UCC-0018 9/BCR/-27 Register of Members' Names (a) Nepean Circuit 1917-1925 (b) Britannia United Church 1925-1949 9/BCR/-36 Register of Marriages (a) Bell's Corners 1858-1868 (b) Wesleyan Methodist Church 1882, 1890-1895 Archives Storage Location: D15/4b 9/BET/-1 Annual Reports, Bethany United Church 1979, 1986, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1996-1998 9/BET/-2 Annual Reports, Bethany United Church 2000-2004, 2007, 2009-2013, 2015- 2017 Archives Storage Location: UCC-0087 9/BET/42-1 Photos, miscellaneous 9/BET/87-2 Articles, Miscellaneous 9/BET/87-3 East Gloucester Meeting Minutes 9/BET Bethany United Church 9/BET/87-4 East Gloucester Presbyterian Pastoral Charge History 1860-1925 9/BET/87-6 Miscellaneous: letter, program, Gloucester Public Library 1977 dedication program, 1977, flying minister article 9/BET/87-7 Agreement of Purchase and Sale, Bethany United 1969 Church, 1969 and miscellaneous papers Archives Storage Location: UCC-0091 9/BET/-5 Appraisal: Eastbrook United Church 1984 Archives Storage Location: 9/BHN/1-13 Bethany-Hawthorne 1999 1999 9/BHN/1-14 Hawthorne 1997-2007 1997, 1998, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 9/BHN/1-15 Bethany 1998-2010 1998, 2001-2002, 2004, 2007, 2009- 2010 Archives Storage Location: D13/4d 9/BHN/1-1 Record Book, East Gloucester Canada Presbyterian Church: (a) Session Minutes (b) Communion Roll 9/BHN/1-2 Session Minutes, E. Gloucester Presbyterian/Bethany 1915-1983 United 9/BHN/1-3 Record Book, E. Gloucester Presbyterian (a) Building and Repair Comm. Minutes (b) Minutes, Joint meetings of Elders and Managers (c) Subscriptions for repairs, East Gloucester Presbyterian 9/BHN/1-4 Minutes, Joint Meetings of Elders and Managers, E. 1923-1933 Gloucester Presbyterian/United (see also 9/BHN/4-14) 9/BHN/1-5 E. Gloucester and Hawthorne Official Board Minutes 1942-1952 9/BHN/1-6 Bethany United Church Committee of Stewards' Minutes 1952-1985 (some meetings are joint meetings with elders) 9/BHN/1-7 East Gloucester United Church, Minutes of Annual 1928-1954 General Meetings 9/BHN/2-1 Annual Reports, East Gloucester Presbyterian 1883, 1889, 1910 9/BHN/3-2 E. Gloucester Presbyterian/United Communion Roll, 1917-1939 Register 9/BHN Bethany-Hawthorne Pastoral Charge 9/BHN/3-3 East Gloucester Presbyterian/United Church Baptismal 1861-1941 Register 9/BHN/4-2 Ramsayville Ladies' Aid Society Minutes 1935-1949 9/BHN/4-3 Ramsayville Women's Association Minutes 1949-1955 9/BHN/4-4 Ramsayville Women's Association Minutes 1955-1960 9/BHN/4-5 Ramsayville Women's Association/United Church 1960-1975 Women Minutes 9/BHN/4-6 Ramsayville United Church Women Minutes 1975-1984 9/BHN/4-7 Farmers' Corners U.C. Women's Association Minutes 1955-1957 Archives Storage Location: D15/4b 9/BHN/1-8 East Gloucester Hawthorne Pastoral Charge (a) Marriages from Nov 29, 1941 to June 18, 1955 and Dec 23, 1957 to 1941-1960 (b) Baptisms from Dec 13, 1931 to Dec 8, 1955 and Dec 1, 1957 to Nov 1931-1959 (c) Burials from Oct 2, 1941 to Nov 26, 1955 1941-1955 9/BHN/1-9 East Hawthorne Pastoral Charge (a) Marriages from Mar 15, 1956 to Sept 15, 1956 and May 26, 1959 to 1956-1973 (b) Baptisms from Mar 15, 1956 to July 21, 1959 and Nov, 1959 to Oct 1956-1963 (c) Burials from Mar 27, 1956 to Oct 6, 1956 and Feb 5, 1958 to April 30, 1956-1975 9/BHN/1-10 Two Volumes of Official Board Minutes (a) (East Gloucester) Bethany - Hawthorne Pastoral Charge, April 3, 1952 9/BHN/1-11 Two Volumes of Official Board Minutes (b) Bethany - Hawthorne Pastoral Charge, Jan 17, 1980 to Oct 16, 1997 9/BHN/1-12 One Volume of Session Minutes (a) Bethany United Church, Jan 12, 1984 to Dec 20, 1998, plus Mar 18, Archives Storage Location: D8/1a 9/BHN/4-1 Ramsayville Ladies' Aid Society Minutes 1924-1930 9/BHN/4-8 Farmers' Corners U.C. W.A. Minutes 1957-1960 9/BHN/4-9 Farmers Corners United Church W.A./United Church 1960-1964 Women Minutes 9/BHN/4-10 Cash Book - E. Gloucester Presbyterian/Ramsayville 1913-1937 United C. Ladies' Aid 9/BHN/4-11 Cash Book, Ramsayville U.C. Ladies' Aid/Women's 1937-1961 Association 9/BHN/4-12 Ramsayville U.C. Minute Book (a) Women's Missionary Society (b) Ladies Aid 9/BHN/4-13 Farmers' Corners U.C. Young Peoples' Society Minutes 1935-1939 9/BHN Bethany-Hawthorne Pastoral Charge 9/BHN/4-14 E. Gloucester Presbyterian Sunday School Librarian's 1910-1913 Book 9/BHN/6-1 Histories (a) The History of Hawthorne United Church (b) Golden Jubilee History of Hawthorne U.C. (c) 75th Anniversary History of Ramsayville United Church 9/BHN/6-2 Photos (a) 1989 Exterior Photos of Bethany and Hawthorne United Churches (b) 1985 Photo of Bethany Church Sanctuary (on service bulletin) 9/BHN/6-3 Miscellaneous newspaper clippings (photocopied), correspondence 9/BHN/6-4 Ramsayville Young People's Union (YPU) circa 1939 or early 40s (3 photos) 9/BHN/6-5 Ramsayville Sunday School Picnic? 1947 or 1948 (7 photos) 9/BHN/6-6 Ramsayville YPU in Montreal for the Montreal/Ottawa Conference Championship Softball game 1947 or 1948 (6 photos) 9/BHN/6-7 Ramsayville - Rev. Wayling and family (3 slides) 9/BHN/6-8 East Gloucester Presbyterian, Architectural drawings 1915 9/BHN/6-9 Specifications of work to be done and material to be 20-Apr-15 furnished for the moving and erection and completion of Alterations and additions to East Gloucester Church, Ramsayville according to drawings and specifications Archives Storage Location: UCC-0304 9/BHN/3-1 E. Gloucester Presbyterian Communion Roll and Register 1909-1916 Archives Storage Location: D13/5a 9/BRI/-1 Congregational Meeting Minutes (includes some 1923-1954 Stewards' Minutes) 9/BRI/-2 Congregational Meeting Minutes 1954-1984 9/BRI/-3 Official Board Minutes 1958-1963 9/BRI/-4 Official Board Minutes 1964-1984 9/BRI/-5 Session Minutes 1942-1953 9/BRI/-6 Session Minutes 1953-1961 9/BRI Britannia United Church (Ottawa) 9/BRI/-7 Session Minutes 1961-1965 Archives Storage Location: D13/5b 9/BRI/-8 Session Minutes 1965-1973 9/BRI/-9 Session Minutes 1974-1980 9/BRI/-10 Session Minutes 1981-1989 9/BRI/-11 Trustees' Minutes 1948-1952 9/BRI/-12 Trustees' Minutes 1955-1969 Archives Storage Location: D13/5c 9/BRI/-13 Trustees' Minutes 1971-1989 9/BRI/-14 Stewards' Minutes 1947 9/BRI/-15 Stewards' Minutes 1950-1957 9/BRI/-16 Stewards' Minutes 1958-1962 9/BRI/-17 Stewards' Minutes 1962-1971 9/BRI/-18 Stewards' Minutes 1971-1979 Archives Storage Location: D13/5d 9/BRI/-19 Stewards' Minutes 1979-1984 9/BRI/-20 Stewards' Minutes 1985-1986 9/BRI/-21 Stewards' Minutes 1986-1989 9/BRI/-22 Building Committee Minutes 1961 9/BRI/-31 Bell's Corners and Britannia W.M.S.
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