I would look for the Episcopal Church records at the Virginia
Theological Seminary's library (in Alexandria).  Also, many of the
vestry books have been published thruogh the efforts of the Library of
Virginia.

John

Sunshine49 wrote:
> On this subject, does anyone know where the Episcopal Church records
> are kept? I believe they have a place in northern Virginia, I really
> need to go there to try to find some information that seems to have
> been lost in one of the "burn counties." I'm hoping some church
> records, minister's records, etc. will be able to help me.
>
> Nancy
>
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> On Jan 14, 2007, at 8:10 AM, Anne Pemberton wrote:
>
>> I recently read a fairly new children's book entitled "D'Arcy" by
>> Donna Doe
>> Southall. It is the story of a later son of an English nobleman who
>> came to
>> Jamestown in about 1617. In the story, it tells that the Church of
>> England
>> became the Episcopal Church in America at the time of the founding of
>> Jamestown.
>>
>> I wonder if this is correct? When was the name Church of England
>> changed to
>> the Episcopal Church?
>>
>> Anne
>>
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