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Parish Churches on the Southern Shore
From Goulds to Cappahayden
Anglican - Goulds / Kilbride = St Paul's 709-368-3078…. The only church is St Pauls which now holds the records of both Presentation and St Matthews churches. Those were the two Anglican churches in the Goulds. They were replaced in the 1960s. The records there begin with B-1903, M-1904, D-1945 and there are a few records from the 1860s but they are very few, most were lost over the years from floods, fire, etc. ANGLICAN Parish RECORDS AT PANL (Public Archives of Newfoundland and Labrador) Petty Harbour Baptisms 1824-1946 Petty Hr. Confirmations 1879-1943 Marriages 1824-1952 Burials 1834-1980 Church Members 1824-1872 Petty Harbour Baptisms 1872- 1958 Aquaforte Marriages 1877-1943 Burials 1873-1972 Confirmations 1960- Petty Harbour Baptisms 1891-1986 Bay Bulls Marriages 1896-1985 Confirmations 1930-1960 Petty Harbour Baptisms 1823-1973 Dist of Ferryland Marriages 1829-1913 Burials 1827-1966 Confirmations 1894, 1962 Petty Harbour Marriages 1904-1985 Goulds Minute Book 1897-1956 Minutes 1890-1922
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