Church records and registers -- Louisiana -- Beauregard Parish
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Calcasieu Circuit Methodist Episcopal Church South records
Collection
Identifier: LACUMC-1992-146
Scope and Contents
These records contain administrative reports about church congregations on the Calcasieu Circuit of
the Louisiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The circuit was part of the
Opelousas District located in southwest Louisiana. The circuit included the following congregations: Calcasieu Camp Ground, Dry Creek, Grand Chenier Mission, Harvards, Hickory Flat, Lacassine, Lake Charles, Mill Creek, Reeves Settlement, Smith’s Settlement, and Sugar Town.The...
Dates:
1857 - 1862
First United Methodist Church (Leesville, La.) records
Collection
Identifier: LACUMC-1978-077
Scope and Contents
This collection documents the activities of the First United Methodist Church (Leesville, La.). The collection includes membership records, baptism records, transfer records, and administrative records.Leesville Charge Methodist Episcopal Church South quarterly conference record book (1900-1903) is a photocopy facsimile. The bulk of the records document the Leesville congregation, though congregations in the nearby communities of DeRidder and Juanita are also mentioned in 1902. ...
Dates:
1900 - 2023
Sugar Town Circuit Methodist Episcopal Church South (Beauregard Parish, La.) records
Collection
Identifier: LACUMC-Sugar Town Circuit MECS
Scope and Contents
The Sugar Town Circuit Methodist Episcopal Church South (Beauregard Parish, La.) records consist of
a quarterly conference record book containing administrative reports about the activities of
congregations located in southwest Louisiana. The reports include information about the spiritual
condition of congregations, the religious instruction of children, financial matters, and statistical
information about baptisms and membership. Specific individuals identified in the volume are...
Dates:
1868 - 1882