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'''Congregationalist''' '''Records.''' Very few early records are at United Church or Presbyterian archives.  
'''Congregationalist''' '''Records.''' Very few early records are at United Church or Presbyterian archives.  


'''United Church of Canada''' '''Records.''' The system of regional United Church archives is described in:  
'''United Church of Canada''' '''Records.''' The size and complexity of the United Church of Canada’s archives warrants a section of its own. The system of regional United Church archives is described in:  
 
First, anyone planning on working in the UCC archives should consult the ''Guide to Family History Research in the Archival Repositories of the United Church of Canada'' compiled by the Committee on Archives and History, United Church of Canada (1996) (Family History Library book {{FHL|684182|title-id|disp=971 J5gf}}). The book provides an historical background for each of the four major components of the United Church (Methodist, Presbyterian, Congregational, EUB), a description of the archival arrangements, brief summaries of their services and major holdings, advice on conducting genealogical research in the United Church repositories and then a listing of the ten archives, their locations, hours and collections. One chapter covers the histories of The United Church of Canada and of the uniting denominations. [http://www.united-church.ca/local/archives/on United Church Website].


Some records remain in local congregations, called "pastoral charges." Addresses are in:  
Some records remain in local congregations, called "pastoral charges." Addresses are in:  
First, anyone planning on working in the UCC archives should consult the ''Guide to Family History Research in the Archival Repositories of the United Church of Canada'' compiled by the Committee on Archives and History, United Church of Canada (1996) (Family History Library book {{FHL|684182|title-id|disp=971 J5gf}}). The book provides an historical background for each of the four major components of the United Church (Methodist, Presbyterian, Congregational, EUB), a description of the archival arrangements, brief summaries of their services and major holdings, advice on conducting genealogical research in the United Church repositories and then a listing of the ten archives, their locations, hours and collections. One chapter covers the histories of The United Church of Canada and of the uniting denominations. [http://www.united-church.ca/local/archives/on United Church Website].


You may wish to visit:  
You may wish to visit:  


'''United Church of Canada Central Archives'''<br>Victoria University <br>73 Queen’s Park Crescent East <br>Toronto, ON M5S 1K7 <br>CANADA <br>Telephone: 416-585-4563 <br>Fax: 416-585-4584 <br>Internet: http://unitedchurcharchives.vicu.utoronto.ca/  
'''United Church of Canada Central Archives'''<br>Victoria University <br>73 Queen’s Park Crescent East <br>Toronto, ON M5S 1K7 <br>CANADA <br>Telephone: 416-585-4563 <br>Fax: 416-585-4584 <br>Internet: http://unitedchurcharchives.vicu.utoronto.ca/  
The size and complexity of the United Church of Canada’s archives warrants a section of its own. In fact, a module of its own could profitably be devoted to this subject.


There are some published works which will help you. For example:  
There are some published works which will help you. For example:  
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