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The accounts of religious organizations contain a variety of information, but may be expected to include salaries, building maintenance expenses, and other regular expenses, as well as the name of contributing members. |
Genealogists use accounts to establish an ancestor's membership in a particular religious organization, but accounts are particularly helpful if the ancestor was a leader of the organization. |
In general, religious organization accounts have not been abstracted or microfilmed. The original records are maintained by the organization, either locally or in a regional or national center. Contact the appropriate organization for further information. The LDS Family History Library has a large collection of religious records that includes account books. Those records can be used at the Family History Library or its Family History Centers. |
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