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Reference NumberW/SGG/A/2/7/2
Alternative Reference NumberTH/8662/34
LevelFile
TitleGeneral Collection of Parish Documents
Date(s)1869-1920
DescriptionGeneral collection of parish documents, 1869 and 1881-1920; includes 1. Queen Victoria 60 years on the throne, 22 Jul 1897, Windsor Castle - illustrated document of the German churches and Associations; 2. List of donations towards the new organ in the church, about 1885; 3. Order of Service used at the inauguration of the new organ at St.George's, 25 Dec 1886; 4. Appeal for donations to restore the church, 1881; 5. List of donations towards the renovation of the Church, 28 Dec 1881; 6. Invitation to the inauguration of Pastor Stieglitz on 1 Apr 1883 (successor to Cappel); 7. Invitation to participate in the election of a new Minister on 16 Nov 1890 (successor to Stieglitz); 8. Invitations to the members of the committee to the monthly meeting, about 1869; 9. Appeal for donations by Pfarrer Cappel towards the renovation of the church, June 1869; 10. Death announcement of Pfarrer Cappel (27 May 1817-20 Apr 1882); 11. Order of service for 28 Dec 1884,a liturgical service on the "Sunday after Christmas"; 12. Request made by the secretary of the German Athenaum to the members of St.Georges' to pay a proportion of costs arising from the sympathy address made on the occasion of the death of Queen Victoria, Feb 1901 (2 copies); 13. Poem to the German Kaiserin, 18 May 1911 (author unknown); 14. Report on the reception received by the deputation of Germans in England on the part of His Majesty the Kaiser in Osborne, 04 Aug 1889; 15. Special service to commemorate the founding of the Veterans' Association and to remember the massacre in Leipzig, Oct.1913; 16. Coloured postcard denouncing the establishment of the Danzig Corridor; propoganda material, presumably of German origin, circa 1920


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