Femme Osage United Church of Christ (Augusta, Mo.)


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Guide to Evangelical and United Church of Christ Records
Femme Osage United Church of Christ (Augusta, Mo.)

The chart below provides information detailing the records available for this church in microfilm and printed format in the Special Collections Department. Lists showing other Evangelical and United Church of Christ churches in this set are available by the name of the church and geographically by the location of the church (state, then city).

Femme Osage United Church of Christ 1833–
4360 Cappeln Osage Road
Augusta, Missouri 63332
St. Charles County

Originally known as the Deutsche Evangelische Kirchegemeinde. "The oldest Evangelical Church west of the Mississippi River…There are two church cemeteries. The first located next to the school dates back to the 1830’s. Due to the flooding of the creek, a new cemetery was started on the hill behind the present parsonage." Femme Osage was the mother-church for six other congregations: Friedens (St. Charles, 1834), Harmonie (Warrenton, 1842), St. Peter (Washington, 1844), Immanuel (Holstein, 1839), St. John (Cappeln, 1857), and Bethany (Schluersburg, 1844). -Visit Femme Osage United Church of Christ, pamphlet, St. Louis Local History File
See also:	•	Cemetery Records Femme Osage United Church of Christ, St. Charles County, Missouri, R977.839/C311C
	•	Femme Osage United Church of Christ, Femme Osage, Missouri St. Charles, Mo., R977.839/F329

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Roll

Item

Ministerial Act

Years

Index

FHL Roll

Comments

Pastors

1899–1969

1503021

p. 1

List of Officer

p. 3–5

List of Members

p. 9–12

Baptism

1891–1923

p. 34–63

Confirmation

1891–1917

p. 73–83

Marriage

1891–1924

p. 84–93

Collections

1916–1919

p. 94–99

Confirmation

1918–1923

p. 100–102

Collections

1919–1923

p. 110–118

Communicant Statistics

1891–1923

p. 154–155

Burial

1891–1923

p. 156–173

Collections

1891–1915

p. 186–194

Pastors

1833–1953

p. 290

Baptism

1836–1890

1510195

Communicant Statistics

1839–1891

Marriage

1835–1890

Burial

1836–1891

Return to Guide to Evangelical and United Church of Christ Records: Introduction.

Modified: 14 August 2009