Catholic Parish Registers on Microfilm, Diocese of Belleville - Descriptive Lists
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Catholic Parish Registers on Microfilm
Diocese of Belleville in Southern Illinois
Descriptive Lists, Rolls 151–170
Introduction and Film Location | Finding Aid: Parishes by City

To microfilm rolls 1–25 | 26–50 | 51–75 | 76–100 | 101–125 | 126–150 | 151–170


Roll: 151

Parish: Immaculate Conception

City: Bridgeport

County: Lawrence

Yr. Estab.: 1856

Registers on reel

Notes: Settled by Irish Catholics from Donegal in 1853. Served by diocesan priests from Olney (roll 57 this series), Mt. Carmel (roll 54), and St. Francisville (roll 61). First church built 4 miles south of town and was called St. Patrick's. Cemetery dedicated 1871. First resident pastor in 1909.


Roll: 152

Parish: St. Mary

City: East St. Louis

County: St. Clair

Yr. Estab.: 1889

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Notes: See also roll 35 this series. Original microfilm damaged. Church building completed in 1892, destroyed by tornado 1896, rebuilt same year. CLOSED in 1964 when parish dissolved


Roll: 153

Parish: St. Polycarp

City: Carmi

County: White

Yr. Estab.: 1847

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Notes: See also roll 150 this series. First resident pastor 1882. Attended in early years by Father Durbin, circuit riding priest from Sacred Heart, St. Vincent, KY (see biography).


Roll: 154

Parish: St. Luke

City: Belleville

County: St. Clair

Yr. Estab.: 1883

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Notes: See also rolls 9 and 10 this series. Organized as the first English-language congregation in Belleville, a movement that began back in 1866


Roll: 155

Parish: St. Mary

City: Trenton

County: Clinton

Yr. Estab.: 1862

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Notes: See indexes on roll 141 this series. Originally a mission attended by various priests. First resident pastor 1868. Cemetery begun after 1870.


Roll: 156

Parish: St. Philomena

City: Kinmundy

County: Marion

Yr. Estab.: 1870

Registers on reel

Notes: See also Roll 51 this series for baptisms and marriages 1880–1900 and some indexes. This church later called St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. Diocesan priests attended the parish through 1878; near Salem (see roll 62). Father J. Eckerle attended


Roll: 157

Parish: St. Joseph

City: Olney

County: Richland

Yr. Estab.: 1857

Registers on reel

Notes: See also roll 57 this series. Baptisms barely readable this roll; this is the best filming available for earliest marriages and deaths


Roll: 158

Parish: St. Mary

City: Centralia

County: Marion

Yr. Estab.: 1857

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Notes: See also roll 82 this series for baptismal indexes; attended by miners of Polish, Lithuanian and Italian ethnicity


Roll: 159

Parish: St. Mary

City: Belleville

County: St. Clair

Yr. Estab.: 1893

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Notes: See also rolls 11 and 12. The third Catholic parish in Belleville after St. Peter's and St. Luke's


Roll: 160

Parish: Holy Cross

City: Wendelin

County: Clay

Yr. Estab.: 1859

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Notes: See also roll 65 this series. St. John was located about 3 miles south of Wendelin and closed when the new church was built. Situated near the junction of Clay, Richland and Jasper counties. First resident pastor 1882. Book 3 baptisms are very faded on security microfilm.


Roll: 161

Parish: St. John the Baptist

City: Piopolis

County: Hamilton

Yr. Estab.: 1841

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Notes: **Code numbers with each entry correspond to that entry in the typewritten, transcribed register. See also rolls 58 and 162 this series.


Roll: 162

Parish: St. John the Baptist

City: Piopolis

County: Hamilton

Yr. Estab.: 1841

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Roll: 163

Parish: St. Mary*

City: Harrisburg

County: Saline

Yr. Estab.: 1907

Registers on reel

Notes: Duplicates roll 49; adds confirmations. See also rolls 46, 50. All mining towns. St. Joseph was a mission of St. Mary's (CLOSED after 1919); St. Casimir parish 1909-1928; New Burnside 1887– (CLOSED 1953); St. Rose 1892– ; then St. Paul 1895–1920 which was first attached to St. Francis-Carbondale (roll 79), then St. Joseph-Equality 1929; then St. Rose 1940. Records <1907 possibly also at Carmi, roll 150.


Roll: 164

Parish: Holy Family

City: Cahokia

County: St. Clair

Yr. Estab.: 1699

Registers on reel

Notes: See also roll 164–167 this series. Rolls 164 and 165 were produced by the Illinois State Archives after preservation. Parish established by the Seminary Fathers of the Foreign Missions of Quebec. Parish records begin 1783. See Baptismal register abstracts through 1920, and Marriages 1822–1921 at the Belleville Public Library, 121 East Washington Street, Belleville, IL 62220 and St. Louis County Library. Burials are in progress (6/2002)


Roll: 165

Parish: Holy Family

City: Cahokia

County: St. Clair

Yr. Estab.: 1699

Registers on reel

Notes: See also rolls 164–167 this series. Rolls 164 and 165 were produced by the Illinois State Archives after preservation. Holy Family was established by the Seminary Fathers of the Foreign Missions of Quebec. Parish records begin 1783. See Baptismal register abstracts through 1920, and Marriages 1822–1921 at the Belleville Public Library, 121 East Washington Street, Belleville, IL 62220 and St. Louis County Library. Burials are in progress (6/2002)


Roll: 166

Parish: Holy Family

City: Cahokia

County: St. Clair

Yr. Estab.: 1699

Registers on reel

Notes: This set of Holy Family church registers was made at the direction of the Diocese of Belleville c1960. Roll 166 is a duplicate of roll 167. Burials are a little easier to read on Roll 166. See also rolls 164 and 165 this series. Parish records begin 1783. See Baptismal register abstracts through 1920, and Marriages 1822–1921 at the Belleville Public Library, 121 East Washington Street, Belleville, IL 62220 and St. Louis County Library. Burials are in progress (6/2002)


Roll: 167

Parish: Holy Family

City: Cahokia

County: St. Clair

Yr. Estab.: 1699

Registers on reel

Notes: This set of Holy Family church registers was made at the direction of the Diocese of Belleville c1960. Roll 167 is a duplicate of roll 166. Burials are a little easier to read on Roll 166. See also rolls 164 and 165 this series. Parish records begin 1783. See Baptismal register abstracts through 1920, and Marriages 1822–1921 at the Belleville Public Library, 121 East Washington Street, Belleville, IL 62220 and St. Louis County Library. Burials are in progress (6/2002)


Roll: 168

Parish: Immaculate Conception

City: Kaskaskia

County: Randolph

Yr. Estab.: 1703*

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Notes: *This mission was founded by Father Pere Marquette in 1673 in north central Illinois and gradually moved south to settle at Kaskaskia in 1703. The church was moved brick by brick in 1893.* Still a mission today; all baptisms and marriages are recorded in the registers preserved at the Diocesan Archives, Belleville. See compiled family groups abstracted from baptisms 1815-1900 at the Belleville Public Library, 121 E. Washington St., Belleville, IL.


Roll: 169

Parish: Immaculate Conception

City: Kaskaskia

County: Randolph

Yr. Estab.: 1703

Registers on reel

Notes: All handwritten records. French and Latin. See earlier registers on roll 168 this series. Roll 169 and 170 essentially duplicate each other but registers were filmed in a different order. The baptismal index 1890 - c1906 appears on roll 169; a few more confirmations appear on roll 170.


Roll: 170

Parish: Immaculate Conception

City: Kaskaskia

County: Randolph

Yr. Estab.: 1703

Registers on reel

Notes: All handwritten records. French and Latin. See earlier registers on roll 168 this series. Roll 169 and 170 essentially duplicate each other but registers were filmed in a different order at different times. The baptismal index 1890 - c1906 appears on roll 169; a few more confirmations appear on roll 170.


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