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Introduction | Agency History | Order of Microfilming
Introduction
The records of St. Sebastian Catholic Church, 1848 - 2001, were transferred for microfilming to the Center for Archival Collections,
Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio 43403, in September 2001, with the cooperation of Father John Nagele of
St. Sebastian Catholic Church.
The collection consists of baptisms*, first communions, confirmations, Book of the Elect, marriages*, and deaths. Due to inconsistencies in pagination and transcription of data, researchers are encouraged to refer to all volumes
within each series. (See order of microfilming for a detailed list of these records.)
This register and this collection was prepared by Jennifer Golis in October 2001.
*There is a seventy (70) year access restriction on baptism and marriage records. No restrictions apply to the remainder of
this collection.
Agency History
St. Sebastian Catholic Church began as a Mission of Thompson in 1846. In that same year the parish built their first church.
Due to a rapidly growing congregation the parish built their second church in 1857. In 1868, the parish received their first
resident pastor, Father John Thoma. In 1922, the church was renovated and enlarged. The church was renovated again in 1941
after a fire damaged the building. The church is currently a sister parish of Reed and Marywood.
Mossing, Lawrence A. S.T.D. History of the Diocese of Toledo. Northern Ohio - West Central and Central Sections. Diocese of Toledo. Toledo, Ohio. 1985. Pages 247 - 249.
Order of Microfilming
Roll 1
- Record Book, 1853 - 1914
- Record Book, 1856 - 1909
- Baptisms, 1848 - 1908
- Book of the Elect, 1989 - 2001
Roll 2 (RESTRICTIONS APPLY)
- Record Book, 1915 - 1959
- Baptisms
- First Communions
- Confirmations
- Marriages
- Deaths
- Record Book, 1955 - 2001
- Baptisms
- First Communions
- Confirmations
- Marriages
- Deaths
- Baptisms, 1909 - 1959
- Marriages, 2000 - 2001
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