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Alabama Church Records
The Baptists (Southern Convention) form the
largest denomination in Alabama. The first Baptist church
was founded 2 October 1808 on Flint River near Huntsville.
The Baptists are the only denomination having some form of
centralized state and congregational historic records. Their
records are housed in the Samford University Library,
Birmingham, Alabama. Included are not only microfilmed
minutes of defunct and active congregations, but also the
personal papers of many churchmen and a run of the
denomination's state newspaper, the Alabama Baptist
(1835-present). The state's oldest
denomination, Roman Catholic, has records
dating from the coming of Iberville's colony
near Mobile in 1699. Most parish records are
maintained by the local parish.
The first ordained Episcopal minister in the
state was licensed in 1764 to minister to
British settlers. The WPA Historical Records
Survey in 1939 compiled a volume surveying the
records of the Protestant Episcopal church in
Alabama. The inventory contains a brief
history of each parish, a statement on extant
parish records, and an index by location and
by parish names. Parish records are maintained
by the parish. Unfortunately, the survey did
not inventory any other denominational
records. A copy of Alabama Historical Records
Survey, Inventory of the Church Archives of
Alabama, Protestant Episcopal Church
(Birmingham, Ala.: Historical Records Survey
Project, 1939), is at the Birmingham Public
Library. In 1803 Lorenzo Dow,
who claimed to be a Methodist, did his first
preaching in Alabama. Methodist missionaries
were sent by the South Carolina Conference
into the Tombigbee area in 1809. Today, some
Methodist records for north Alabama churches
are housed at Birmingham Southern College, and
south Alabama church records are housed at
Huntingdon College, Montgomery. Birmingham
Southern College has a run of the state
denominational newspaper, the Christian
Advocate (1880-present).
The first Presbyterian church was organized in
1818 at Huntsville. Historical records for
active Presbyterian churches are usually
maintained by the local congregation. Some
records of defunct churches are held by
Samford University and the Alabama Department
of Archives and History. Source:
Eichholz, ed. Ancestry's Red Book, American
State, County, and Town Sources, 1992 Purchase:
Ancetry's Red Book
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List Of Churches And Delegates To The Judson Baptist Association In Alabama, 1858
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Autauga County, Alabama
Church Records
- Baldwin County, Alabama Church
Records
- Barbour County, Alabama Church
Records
- Blount County, Alabama Church Records
- Bullock County, Alabama Church
Records
- Butler County, Alabama Church Records
- Hosted at
Butler
County, Alabama USGenWeb Archives Project
- Antioch East Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Antioch West Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Bethel Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Brushey Creek Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Butler Springs Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Central Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Damascus Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Ebenezer East Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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East Chapman Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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East Greenville Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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First Baptist Church, Greenville, Butler Co., Al
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Forest Home Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Garland Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Georgiana Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Gravel Hill Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Greenville Southside Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Hopewell Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Liberty Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Mckenzie Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Midway Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Mt Olive East Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Mt Olive West Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Mt Pisgah Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church - Butler Co.,Al
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Pleasant Home Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Pleasant Hill Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Sardis Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Shackleville Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Springhill Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Starlington Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Welcome Baptist Church - Butler Co., Al
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Information About The Rev. J.H. Joyner's Book "History Of Baptist In Butler
County, AL"
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Misc. Names From "History Of Butler County Baptist 1819 - 1957".
- Calhoun County, Alabama Church
Records
- Cherokee County, Alabama Church
Records
- Chilton County, Alabama Church
Records
- Choctaw County, Alabama Church
Records
- Clay County, Alabama Church Records
- Coffee County, Alabama Church Records
- Colbert County, Alabama Church
Records
- Conecuh County, Alabama Church Records
- Coosa County, Alabama Church Records
- Covington County, Alabama Church
Records
- Hosted at
Covington County, Alabama USGenWeb
Archives Project
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The First Baptist Church Of The First Baptist Church Of Florala Copyright Date 1881
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Good Hope Church History, Covington, Al
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Goodhope Church Records, Part 1, Covington, Alabama
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Goodhope Church Records, Part 2, Covington, Alabama
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Goodhope Church Records, Part 3, Covington, Alabama
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The Early History Of Pilgrim's Rest Primitive Baptist Church, Part 1, Covington, Alabama
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The Early History Of Pilgrim's Rest Primitive Baptist Church, Part 2, Covington, Alabama
- Crenshaw County, Alabama Church
Records
- Cullman County, Alabama Church
Records
- Dallas County, Alabama Church Records
- Escambia County, Alabama Church
Records
- Geneva County, Alabama Church Records
- Greene County, Alabama Church Records
- Houston County, Alabama Church
Records
- Jefferson County, Alabama Church
Records
- Lamar County, Alabama Church Records
- Lauderdale County, Alabama Church
Records
- Limestone County, Alabama Church
Records
- Marengo County, Alabama Church
Records
- Monroe County, Alabama Church Records
- Morgan County, Alabama Church Records
- Perry County, Alabama Church Records
- Pickens County, Alabama Church
Records
- Pike County, Alabama Church Records
- Randolph County, Alabama Church
Records
- Talladega County, Alabama Church
Records
- Walker County, Alabama Church Records
- Wilcox County, Alabama Church Records
- Winston County, Alabama Church
Records
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