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 76–100
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Roll: 76

Parish: St. Rose

City: St. Rose

County: Clinton

Yr. Estab.: 1868

Registers on reel

Notes: Before established, Catholics attended church at Breese (roll 75 this series) and Highland (now in Springfield Diocese). Called Blue Mound until 1873 when the town name changed to St. Rose. Father Kamann served as pastor 1870–1919.


Roll: 77

Parish: St. Joseph

City: Cairo

County: Alexander

Yr. Estab.: 1871

Registers on reel

Notes: CLOSED in 1961. See St. Patrick's, Cairo (roll 78 this series) for records after this period and perhaps for the earlier years.


Roll: 78

Parish: St. Patrick

City: Cairo

County: Alexander

Yr. Estab.: 1838

Registers on reel

Notes: Attended by Father McCabe at Waterloo (1843–1848--roll 145 this series), a circuit riding priest First church washed away by flood. Absorbed St. Joseph parish in 1961 and St. Columba (mission) in 1971 when these Cairo churches closed.


Roll: 79

Parish: St. Francis Xavier

City: Carbondale

County: Jackson

Yr. Estab.: 1900

Registers on reel

Notes: Only two Catholic families in this area before 1899. In 1899 the Illinois Central Railroad set up headquarters in town and many Irish families moved here. First frame church build 1900.


Roll: 80

Parish: St. Mary

City: Carlyle

County: Clinton

Yr. Estab.: 1853

Registers on reel

Notes: In 1884, part of this parish became St. Cecilia, Bartelso (roll 70 this series)


Roll: 81

Parish: St. Stephen

City: Caseyville

County: St. Clair

Yr. Estab.: 1893

Registers on reel

Notes: See also Holy Family at Cahokia and St. Philip in East St. Louis (French Village), also Blessed Sacrament in Belleville. First resident pastor in 1948. Attended by Redemptorist Fathers before 1894 but there is no mention if they kept registers or where these might be.


Roll: 82

Parish: St. Mary

City: Centralia

County: Marion

Yr. Estab.: 1857

Registers on reel

Notes: See also roll 158 this series for deaths 1888– 1910; marriages 1858–1896. Attended by miners of Polish, Lithuanian and Italian ethnicity


Roll: 83

Parish: Immaculate Conception

City: Centreville

County: St. Clair

Yr. Estab.: 1858

Registers on reel

Notes: French settlers continued to attend Holy Family in Cahokia after they moved to Centreville. In 1858 Holy Family was officially divided and Immaculate Conception established.


Roll: 84

Parish: St. Mary

City: Chester

County: Randolph

Yr. Estab.: 1842

Registers on reel

Notes: Gap in records 1850–1863. German and Polish parishoners in early years. Father Perrin visited from Kaskaskia so some records may be in that mission's registers.


Roll: 85

Parish: St. Andrew, formerly St Joseph*

City: Christopher

County: Franklin

Yr. Estab.: 1908

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Notes: * "St. Joseph and Blessed Mary Virgin, Christopher, Illinois and Sesser, Illinois, 1914" per register title page. Foreign born Catholics were not well received in this area. Name changed from St. Joseph to St. Andrew after the 1915 fire. Attended by Fr. Klocke in early years, Msgr. Hilgenberg 1908–1911 (also had charge of Spillertown, West Frankfort, Benton, and Stiritz).


Roll: 86

Parish: St. Joseph

City: Cobden

County: Union

Yr. Estab.: 1879

Registers on reel

Notes: Mass in private homes 1861. Benedictine Fathers in Wetaug took charge in 1881. See St. Mary's in Anna (Roll 67 this series) which acted as the main church in this area before St. Joseph was established.


Roll: 87

Parish: Immaculate Conception

City: Columbia

County: Monroe

Yr. Estab.: 1846

Registers on reel

Notes: First resident pastor 1858. Prior records possibly at Ss. Peter and Paul, Waterloo, roll 145 this series.


Roll: 88

Parish: St. Anthony's Mission

City: Coulterville

County: Randolph

Yr. Estab.: 1911

Registers on reel

Notes: See also Sparta (roll 139 this series) and Lively Grove (roll 104) parishes for possible other records. Parish CLOSED, original registers now at the Diocesan Archives.


Roll: 89

Parish: St. Damian

City: Damiansville

County: Clinton

Yr. Estab.: 1861

Registers on reel

Notes: 1870 entries quite faded. Primarily German residents


Roll: 90

Parish: St. Charles Borromeo

City: Du Bois

County: Washington

Yr. Estab.: 1868

Registers on reel

Notes: German and Polish mining families lived in this community.


Roll: 91

Parish: Sacred Heart

City: Dupo

County: St. Clair

Yr. Estab.: 1914

Registers on reel

Notes: Began as a mission of Holy Family in Cahokia which may hold earlier records. Sacred Heart absorbed St. Joseph parish of East Carondolet


Roll: 92

Parish: Sacred Heart

City: DuQuoin

County: Perry

Yr. Estab.: 1857

Registers on reel

Notes: First Mass 1857 but congregation not organized until 1863. First resident pastor in 1868.


Roll: 93

Parish: St. John Nepomucene

City: Dahlgren

County: Hamilton

Yr. Estab.: 1893

Registers on reel

Notes: Created from St. John the Baptist in Piopolis (rolls 58, 161 and 162 this series); mostly German farmers. Faded or very fine (light) handwriting, 1913 barely readable.


Roll: 94

Parish: St. Boniface

City: Evansville

County: Randolph

Yr. Estab.: 1860

Registers on reel

Notes: Formerly called St. Joseph which was destroyed by fire. New church built 1867.


Roll: 95

Parish: St. Sebastian

City: Mt. Carmel

County: Wabash

Yr. Estab.: 1870

Registers on reel

Notes: A mission of Fairfield until 1909 when a pastor first took up permanent residence.


Roll: 96

Parish: Holy Rosary

City: Fairmont City

County: St. Clair

Yr. Estab.: 1922

Registers on reel

Notes: Area residents from 17 nations – most were Polish, Bohemian, Lithuanian, Croatian, Mexican, or Spanish.


Roll: 97

Parish: St. Pancratius

City: Fayetteville

County: St. Clair

Yr. Estab.: 1838

Registers on reel

Notes: First resident pastor 1865. Attended by pastors from surrounding parishes until then.


Roll: 98

Parish: St. Joseph

City: Freeburg

County: St. Clair

Yr. Estab.: 1857

Registers on reel

Notes: Various inks were used. Some entries barely visible on the security microfilm and may be difficult to read. A couple pages may be missing due to vandalism. Freeburg originally called Urbana.


Roll: 99

Parish: St. Catherine of Alexandria

City: Grand Chain

County: Pulaski

Yr. Estab.: 1889

Registers on reel

Notes: See also roll 68 in this series. The Roach family was the only Catholic family here 1865 – 1880; attended Mass in Mound City. Monks from [St. Joseph's] Wetaug attended the congregation in 1889. First resident pastor 1896.


Roll: 100

Parish: St. Boniface

City: Germantown

County: Clinton

Yr. Estab.: 1833

Registers on reel

Notes: Germantown, formerly New Hanover, is the oldest town in Clinton county. In 1884, part of St. Boniface became St. Cecilia parish in Bartelso (roll 70 this series)


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