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- Collection: Early Church and Cemetery Documents for Calhoun County, Michigan.
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Methodist Episcopal Wesleyan Seminary of Albion Articles of Incorporation
The 1851 articles of incorporation for the Wesleyan Seminary of Albion, Michigan.
Methodist Episcopal Church of Albion Articles of Incorporation
The 1840 articles of incorporation for the Methodist Episcopal Church of Albion, Michigan.
First Baptist Church and Society of Athens Articles of Incorporation
The 1861 articles of incorporation for the First Baptist Church and Society of Athens, Michigan.
Baptist Church and Society of South Battle Creek Articles of Incorporation
The 1842 articles of incorporation for the Baptist Church and Society of South Battle Creek.
First Congregational Society of Battle Creek Articles of Incorporation
The 1837 articles of incorporation for the First Congregational Society of Battle Creek, Michigan.
First Universalist Society of Battle Creek Articles of Incorporation (1852)
The 1852 articles of incorporation for the First Universalist Society of Battle Creek, Michigan
First Methodist Episcopal Church of Battle Creek Election of Trustees
The 1856 first election of trustees for the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Battle Creek, Michigan. The document states that the church was already incorporated, but the articles of incorporation have not been found in MDL's microfilmed…
Protestant Reformed Dutch Church of Battle Creek Articles of Incorporation
The 1856 articles of incorporation for the Protestant Reformed Dutch Church of Battle Creek, Michigan.
Second Baptist Church and Society of Battle Creek Articles of Incorporation
The 1851 articles of incorporation for the Second Baptist Church and Society of Battle Creek, Michigan.
Society of the Seventh Day Adventists of Battle Creek Articles of Incorporation
The 1862 articles of incorporation for the Society of the Seventh Day Adventists of Battle Creek, Michigan. This Protestant Christian denomination was founded in Battle Creek. It now claims over 86,500 churches and 21 million practitioners.