Catalog Record: The mission of Pastor Wuggazer, St. Peter's and Trinity in Wheatland Township (Mecosta County, Michigan) : St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 1872-1883 : the German Evangelical Lutheran St. Paul's Congregation, unaltered Augsburg confession in town Wheatland, Mecosta Co., Michigan | Hathi Trust Digital Library

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The mission of Pastor Wuggazer, St. Peter's and Trinity in Wheatland Township (Mecosta County, Michigan) : St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 1872-1883 : the German Evangelical Lutheran St. Paul's Congregation, unaltered Augsburg confession in town Wheatland, Mecosta Co., Michigan / compiled by Norman G. Peterson ; translations from the original German by Oscar Dorn.

Main Author: Peterson, Norman G.
Other Authors: Dorn, Oscar.
Language(s): English
Published: Big Rapids, Mich. : Morfar's Publishing, 1994.
Subjects: St. Paul's Lutheran Church (Remus, Mich.) > History
Wheatland (Mecosta County, Mich. : Township) > Church history
Wuggazer, Carl Ludwig
Lutheran Church > Michigan > Wheatland (Mecosta County : Township) > History.
Note: Cover title.
At head of title: Chapter three, part two.
Physical Description: 13 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm.
Original Format: Book
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