American Church Denominational Reference Sheets
by Beverly Whitaker, MA
Beverly is a professional genealogist and author with a background in both public education and religious education. She combined these qualifications to present a series of fact sheets about denominational history. These were developed in 1998 and sold by vendors but are now out of print, and a few addresses may be out of date. Yet they are still being requested. Here they are offered by the author, at no charge, as PDF documents. Each one-page 8 1/2 x 11 document is divided into three sections: (1)Chronology, (2)Records and Resources, (3)Bibliography. The author gives permission for individuals to print copies for their own personal use.
Please note: Proofreading is still in progress --
In the process of reformatting these documents multiple times, there are likely to be errors.
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Please insert Church Reference Sheets into the Subject Line of your message and identify the denomination title.
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Two Companion Web Sites by Beverly Whitaker
Church History LINKS for Genealogists
Part 1 - Protestant Denominations Established in Colonial America
Many of those links will also bring you on past colonial days even into the 21st century.
Included are the earliest mainline denominations,
many of which have changed their names, merged with others, etc.
Part 2 - Religious groups that emerged dramatically in the United States (1800-2000)
with emphasis on the religious groups
that emerged dramatically in the United States
during the period 1800-2000.
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