1830s Lutheran Churches in Cincinnati

The records of the German Evangelical Lutheran and Reformed Church, 1814-1848, and the North German Lutheran Church reside in the Archive and Rare Book Collection Library at University of Cincinnati They are part of the Third German Protestant Church Records, which is in the Archival and Manuscript Collection, of the German Americana collection, of the Archive and Rare Book Collection Library.

North German Lutheran Church Records:

Third Protestant Church Records contains the North German Lutheran Church records for the Bleekes.

Records of the North German Lutheran Church:
- Volume 1 of the Church records for the German Evangelical Lutheran and Reformed Church, 1814-1848
  Description: Volume 1 of the Church records for the German Evangelical Lutheran Reformed Church, which includes baptisms, confirmations, marriages, and deaths. There are 298 pages, including 2 pages of narrative reports.
- Volume 2 of the Church records for the North German Lutheran Church.
  Description: Includes minutes, and 332 pages of narrative reports.
- Volume 3 of the Church records for the North German Lutheran Church
  Description: covers marriages and confirmations. There are 121 pages.
- Volume 4 of the German church records.
  Description: Includes records of baptisms, with 368 register pages, 2 pages of narrative reports, and 1 page of ephemera.
- Volume 5 of the German church records from the North German Lutheran Church, including reports of deaths.
  Description: This volume is 209 pages long.

Other links relate to North German Lutheran Church:

Moellman family collection L188 from

Rare Books and Manuscripts
140 North Senate Avenue
Indianapolis, Indiana, 46204
317-232-3671
Third Protestant Memorial Church background, from UC Historical Walking Tour
Genealogy of Some German Evangelical Churches in Cincinnati, Ohio Compiled from Cincinnati City Directories and various Church Records and Histories by Robert C. Rau 10 Feb 1992 from: Hamilton County, Ohio, Genealogical Soceity’s website.
An article entitled “History of the German Evangelical Churches in Cincinnati,” by Robert C. Rau, appeared in the March 1989 issue of The German Immigrant March 1989.
Migrating Germans Found St. Peter’s United Church of Christ

The records of the predecessor to the North German Lutheran Church was the German Lutheran and Reformed Church.