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Contributing Institution: Z. Smith Reynolds Library Description: This volume contains church meeting minutes (1914-1924), treasurer's report (1915-1921), membership rolls with notes of dates of baptism, decease, dismission, etc. (circa 1883-1928), and associational letters to the Raleigh Baptist Association (1914-1921) reporting church statistics. They are han... View Full Item at Z. Smith Reynolds Library -
Contributing Institution: Z. Smith Reynolds Library Description: This volume contains a sketch of church graveyard (undated), lists of changed membership (1885-1904), subscription records (1882-1884), church covenant, rules of decorum, a constitution, church meeting minutes (1883-1933), 1884-1926 membership rolls with occasional notes of dates of dismission, d... View Full Item at Z. Smith Reynolds Library -
Contributing Institution: Z. Smith Reynolds Library Description: This volume contains membership rolls with notes of dates of admission, baptism, decease, dismission, etc. (1850-1913), church meeting minutes (1902-1923), associational letter (1902), and rules of discipline (undated). It is handwritten in a hardcover notebook, which has broken spine and binding... View Full Item at Z. Smith Reynolds Library -
Contributing Institution: Z. Smith Reynolds Library Description: This document is a letter of dismission dated 1926. It is a form filled in pen on a page of stained paper. View Full Item at Z. Smith Reynolds Library -
Contributing Institution: Z. Smith Reynolds Library Description: These documents are associational letters to Mount Zion Baptist Church (1894-1923), containing church statistics. They are forms filled by pencil or pen on stained yellowed loose-leave paper. View Full Item at Z. Smith Reynolds Library