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Clergy.

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Scope Note: Other term: Major orders. Clergy members. Clergymen. Indigenous clergy. Members of the clergy. Ministers. Ministers of the gospel. Native clergy. Ordained clergy. Ordained ministers. Pastors. Rectors.

Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:

Episcopal Diocese of Northern Michigan records

 Collection
Identifier: MSS-031
Scope and Contents note The records of the Episcopal Diocese of Northern Michigan consist of materials that document the history of Diocese. The collection is contained within 20 cubic foot sized boxes, three smaller boxes, and one drawer in oversized item storage. The collection is organized into eight record series: Diocesan Conventions, Diocesan Women’s Groups, Executive Affairs of the Diocese, General Committees, Correspondence, History of the Church, Publications, and Audio/Visual/Photographic. The collection...
Dates: 1894 - 1994; Majority of material found within 1940 - 1994
Found in: Central Upper Peninsula and Northern Michigan University Archives / Episcopal Diocese of Northern Michigan records

Hannah Bingham diary (April 1858) and Bingham Family letters (1778-1847) microfilm

 Partial collection — Box Microfilm Cabinet 1--Drawer 3
Identifier: MSS-368
Scope and Contents

This collection represents a portion of the Bingham family papers, held in their entirety by the Clarke Historical Library and microfilmed by the Clarke. It includes Hannah (Brown) Bingham's diary for April of 1858 and letters received by members of the Bingham family from 1778 to August 13, 1847.

Dates: 1778 - 1858
Found in: Central Upper Peninsula and Northern Michigan University Archives / Hannah Bingham diary (April 1858) and Bingham Family letters (1778-1847) microfilm

John H. Pitezel papers microfilm

 Collection — Box Microfilm Cabinet 1--Drawer 3
Identifier: MSS-369
Scope and Contents The collection includes Pitezel’s correspondence mostly to family and friends (with notes and related materials), journals, and writings (essays and a poem), many of which later became books.Most of his letters are to his mother, brother, Joshua, and sisters, Caroline and Mary. They detail his religious activities, beliefs, the people and situations in which he traveled, preached, and lived, family news, the weather, and illnesses. He was strongly anti-Catholic and reported often...
Dates: 1824 - 1889
Found in: Central Upper Peninsula and Northern Michigan University Archives / John H. Pitezel papers microfilm

St. Paul's Episcopal Church records

 Collection
Identifier: MSS-064
Scope and Contents note The records of Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church consist of materials that begin in 1856 and continue until 1998. The collection documents the growth and administration of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Marquette, Michigan and contains correspondence, sacramental records, various publications, and photographs. Items of interest include a complete set of vestry minutes, photographs of past reverends, the history of the parish as written by the first bishop of the Diocese of Northern Michigan G....
Dates: 1856 - 1998
Found in: Central Upper Peninsula and Northern Michigan University Archives / St. Paul's Episcopal Church records

ABOUT THIS COLLECTION GUIDE

This collection guide includes collections from member organizations of UPLINK (the Upper Peninsula Digital Network) as well as the Central Upper Peninsula and Northern Michigan University Archives. UPLINK collections document the history of the Upper Peninsula broadly, while the Central UP & NMU Archives focuses on such topics as Northern Michigan University history, the local iron mining industry, and the politics, economics, religion, environment, and culture of the Central Upper Peninsula region.


These finding aids will give you an overview of the contents and context of each collection. Finding aids only exist for collections that each organization has shared with UPLINK or (in the case of the NMU Archives) for processed collections. For a more comprehensive list of collections that might help with your research, please contact the relevant heritage organization(s) directly.


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