How about the Luthern Church which was called (ALC)? Where can one find the old records for the North/South Mill Creek, VA area during the 1700's? At 02:34 PM 12/3/00 EST, you wrote: >Records from many of the early Lutheran Churches can be obtained through the >Archives of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA): > > www.elca.org/os/archives/intro.html > >At the end of the column on the left of the first page you come to is a link >that will bring you to information about how to borrow congregational records >on microfilm. The fee is $15 for one month's loan. You can also buy a >microfilm of the records, as long as you receive written permission from the >Church in question. Of course, this is not necessary if the Church is >defunct. I think the cost to buy a film is now $45. I've used these >services several times, with great success. The archivist even sent me some >pictures of the church in once instance! > > Doris > >

alice wrote: > How about the Luthern Church which was called (ALC)? Where can one find > the old records for the North/South Mill Creek, VA area during the 1700's? > You need be more specific with a town. John Dornheim