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    Handwritten document listing four resolutions passed by the wardens of the Evangelical Lutheran Church at Williamsburg. The resolutions ask the Lord Bishop of Quebec to resolve the issue of church ownership, and empowers Herman Hayunga as their representative. Also includes the minutes of the meeting which was held at the ...

    Official call from the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Williamsburg, Upper Canada to Mr. Hermanus Hayunga. Includes financial terms and signatures of congregation members.

    Handwritten letter from Ernest L. Haselim to Peter Whitacker on July 23, 1826. The letter introduces Herman Hayunga who had just recently finished studying Theology at Hartwick Seminary. Haselim recommends that Hayunga become a minister for the Lutheran congregation in Williamsburg because Senderling was not willing to leave his present ...

    Handwritten letter from Jacob Senderling to Peter Witteker on September 18, 1826. Senderling informs Witteker that he will serve their pastor.

    Subscription list for the salary of Rev. Hermanus Hayunga, Williamsburg parish, from March 1, 1835 - March 1, 1838. Names of congregation members are listed with their contributions in bushels of wheat, bushels of oats, pounds, pence, and shillings.

    Program for the Congregation and Church Anniversary of St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Williamsburg, Ontario. 1940 marked the 114th Anniversary of the Congregation and the 75th Anniversary of the Church. Includes schedule of events for the 27th and 28th of October, 1940, history of the Lutheran Congregations in Williamsburg, and ...

    Programme for the Sesqui-Centennial celebration of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church. The 150th Anniversary was in 1934. Includes information about the dedication service of the memorial cairn on June 10, 1934; a copy of Hermanus Hayunga's Call in 1827; History of Lutherans in Canada written by Nils Willison; a word ...

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on October 27, 1915. Little describes family life with his wife Bonnie and their four children. He also describes his work as a Lutheran pastor in Morrisburg, Ontario. Discusses a hunting accident involving local dentist Dr. Clifford Casselman.