Annals of Henrico Parish VA and St. John's Church

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Year:1904
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Annals of Henrico Parish,Diocese of Virginia,And St. John’s ChurchFrom 1611 to 1904By Rev. Lewis W. Burton, 1904529 pages, indexed, searchable Also Includes The Vestry Book of Henrico Parish Virginia 1730-1773 By R. A. Brock, 1895221 pages, illustrated, indexed, searchable Comprising a History of the Erection of, And Other interesting Facts Connected with, The Venerable St. John’s Church Richmond, Virginia From the Original Manuscript With Notes and Appendix ******************************************************************************************Digital EBook CD Requires Adobe Reader 7 or higher to View; or MAC Access Autoboot Menu for Easy PC Access; Manually open files on MAC****************************************************************************** By 1634, when Henrico became one of the eight original Virginia shires, its boundaries encompassed present-day Chesterfield and Powhatan counties on the south of the James River, and Goochland County on the north. Henrico’s parish lines were co-terminus with the county and originally embraced the entire valley of the James River and westward. The famous liberty speech of Patrick Henry was delivered in this old church. In 1737 the first mention is made in the vestry records concerning the building of the present church – the 4th or 5th Henrico Parish Church. The minutes record that the new church was to be 60 ft long and 25 wide and was to be a ”moddle”; of Curles Church. It wasn’t until 1740 when William Byrd II granted the vestry two city lots in the new city of Richmond that construction could begin however. Not only did Byrd grant the land, he also gave the timber running to Shockoe Creek for the boards and the scrap wood to fire the bricks for the foundations. Richard Randolph, Gentlemen, was to be the builder. It is believed that the church was completed June 10, 1741 The first half of this book lists the births, marriages, deaths and tombstone inscriptions in Henrico Parish, St. John’s Church. TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface, by Rev. L. W. Burton Authorities and references cited by Dr. Burton Annals of Henrico Parish by Rev. L. W. Burton Introduction to History of St. John’s Church, by J. S. Moore. History of St. John’s church from to 1884 to 1904 by J. Staunton Moore Succession of Bishops of Virginia Succession of Ministers of Henrico Parish as far as known Succession of Vestrymen of St. John’s Church The Famous Liberty Speech of Patrick Henry in St. John’s, Address of Bishop A. M. Randolph at the anniversary Address of Hon. William Wirt Henry (grandson of Patrick Henry) at the 150th anniversary of St. John’s Church Sketches of Bishops and Assistant Bishops of Virginia Pewholders 1845, St. John’s Church Heads of families List of communicants to 1904 List of marriages from 1682 to 1904 Baptisms from 1815 to 1904 Burials, 1826-1904. Inscriptions on tombstones of St. John’s churchyard Addenda – Vestry Book of Henrico parish 1730-1773 When the Parishes were created by the General Assembly of Virginia, the Vestries were assigned some of the civil administrative functions and all of such civil functions were official in nature. The records of actions taken were recorded in the vestry book. This vestry contains two different sets of records; the minutes of the vestry (civil functions) and also the order for processing (the surveying of land for granting of deeds). Parish business recorded in this book includes names of the sick & poor helped by the parish and their caretakers Check out my other items! 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