| Immanuel
Lutheran Church 1848-
3540 Marcus Avenue
St. Louis, Missouri 63115
Original
records are at Concordia
Historical Institute.
Immanuel Lutheran Church is the
second oldest Lutheran
congregation in St. Louis. It
was formed in 1848 as an
offshoot of Trinity Lutheran
Church. Four district churches
existed in the "Generalgemeinde":
Trinity, Holy Cross, Immanuel
and Zion. Immanuel was first
located at Eleventh and 16th
Streets. In approximately 1865
it moved to the southeast corner
of Morgan and 16th
Streets and finally in 1919
chose to move to its current
address in the northwest area of
St. Louis in the Lexington
neighborhood adjacent to Western
Lutheran Cemetery. First burial
recorded in 1860 and last
recorded in 1869. It was also
known as Paxon Cemetery or Papin
Saxon Cemetery. Many burials
from Zion Lutheran Church also.
See
also Eightieth Anniversary:
Immanuel Ev. Lutheran Church,
Saint Louis, Missouri,
1847-1928, R977.866/E34
Text
in German and English.
FHL
Rolls 1479677 and 1479678
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