I completed two more old church records: Membership records of Second Baptist Church of Sweden. These are from 1819 to 1840. Even though they mostly describe people coming and going there are some deaths included. Also remember that Baptist did not do infant baptism. You had to be an adult to get baptized. These records …
I’m getting ready for another one of my porch sales. I decided that I no longer need to keep my paper copies of the tombstone records that I made in the 1990s and early 200s. There are copies at the Rochester Public. Library, FamilySearch and on the Monroe County GenWeb. I haven’t pull then down …
I scanned a large booklet of First Federal Plaza from 1977. It open in June 1976 and this was probably an attempt to fill up the building. The booklet has a copper-colored cover with an embossing of the building. In the building was the main office of First Federal Savings Bank. They owned the building …
Last week I said I was going to scan a church history but I ended up scanning two church histories: Mother of Sorrows, Rochester, New York: 1829-1979 is a history of the early Roman Catholic church in Greece, NY. The history was written by Father Robert F. McNamara. It only takes up about half of …