Front Cover of the Union Baptist 150th Anniversary History Book, Published in 1948.
This is the last blog post in a series of image scans of the 150th Anniversary booklet, produced in 1948 for Union Baptist Church, Cadogan/Slate Lick, Pennsylvania. The church is often known as Old Union, and is the starting point for the religious history of many Armstrong County families, notably the Claypool(e)'s.
I have scanned all the images from the booklet in reverse order. So while this is the last blog entry, it is the beginning of the book.
This allows you to progress through the book in normal order. The booklet lists no copyright and no publisher.
Some of the individual articles are attributed, others are not. The book has an embossed cardboard wrap (off white/cream with brown printing) for a cover and features 35 numbered pages, one un-numbered page, and an errata slip taped to the inside rear cover.
My thanks to James H. Cook, Jr. for allowing me to reproduce this book from his library.
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Old Union Baptist Church History, Post 2 of 21
Page 36 which is un-numbered, and blank, and the interior of the back cover with attached errata note.
Old Union Baptist Church History, Post 1 of 21
This is the first blog post in a series of image scans of the 150th Anniversary booklet, produced in 1948 for Union Baptist Church, Cadogan/Slate Lick, Pennsylvania. The church is often known as Old Union, and is the starting point for the religious history of many Armstrong County families, notably the Claypoole's.
I will be scanning each page or sometimes two pages per blog posting and I will be scanning the images from the booklet in reverse order. This will allow anyone to progress through the book in normal order when the scans are finished. The booklet lists no copyright and no publisher. Some of the individual articles are attributed, others are not. The book has an embossed cardboard wrap (off white/cream with brown printing) for a cover and features 35 numbered pages, one un-numbered page, and an errata slip taped to the inside rear cover.
This blog therefore begins with the rear cover:
I will be scanning each page or sometimes two pages per blog posting and I will be scanning the images from the booklet in reverse order. This will allow anyone to progress through the book in normal order when the scans are finished. The booklet lists no copyright and no publisher. Some of the individual articles are attributed, others are not. The book has an embossed cardboard wrap (off white/cream with brown printing) for a cover and features 35 numbered pages, one un-numbered page, and an errata slip taped to the inside rear cover.
This blog therefore begins with the rear cover:
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