The “Home Mission to Colored People” was founded under the name “Freedman’s Commission,” by the General Convention of the Episcopal Church in 1865 to aid in the education of newly emancipated Black people in the South. It was renamed the “Home Mission to Colored People” in 1868, and then folded into the Board of Missions in 1878, ceasing to be its own separately operating commission. Below is listed the raw data for the churches in the Diocese of New Jersey that gave to these domestic “Missions” reported between 1891 and 1900. This data is culled from the annual parochial reports published in diocesan convention journals during that time. You will find it far easier to search through this culled material than to search through the publicly available digital scans of diocesan journals directly. Perusing this data will allow you to follow leads from the diocesan journal reporting data more efficiently. Though the racial nomenclature employed in the original documentation is no longer acceptable in modern usage, the original wording of the text is preserved here for the sake of historical accuracy.
Nota bene: During this period the Woman’s Auxiliary to the Board of Missions did fundraising for various initiatives and reports those donations separately, however it is unclear to what degree individual parishes included donations to the Woman’s Auxiliary earmarked for “Home Missions to Colored People” in their parochial reports, and when they did, how (there is certainly overlap at times). As such, some of the fund data included here may be included in the Woman’s Auxiliary numbers as well, which are not noted here.
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| A parochial report of (particularly generous) giving to the HMCP from St. Paul's, Camden (2.4% of total parochial expenditures in 1899) |
1891 Convention Journal[1]
Trinity, Asbury Park, for “missions to colored people, $35.00”
St. Stephen’s, (Willingboro) Beverly, for “missions to colored people, $9.38”
St. Andrew’s, Bridgeton, for “missions to colored people, $19.00”
St. Mary’s, Burlington, for “missions to colored people, $6.00”
St.. Barnabas,’ Burlington, for “missions to colored people, $2.00”
St. Paul’s, Camden, for “missions to colored people, $126.45”
St. John’s, Camden, for “Missions to colored people, $5.00”
St. Barnabas,’ Camden, for “Missions to colored people, $20.00”
St. Peter’s, Clarksboro, for “missions to colored people, $8.00”
St. John’s, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $141.25”
Grace Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $3.50”
Christ Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $24.55”
Trinity Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $28.00”
Trinity Church, Fairview, for “missions to colored people, $26.50”
Grace Church, Haddonfield, for “missions to colored people, $5.00”
Grace Church, Merchantville, for “missions to colored people, $7.00”
Trinity, Moorestown, for “missions to colored people, $85.00”
St. Andrew’s, Mount Holly, for “missions to colored people, $14.38”
Trinity, Mount Holly, for “missions to colored people, $52.36”
Holy Cross, N. Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $61.00”
Grace Church, Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $25.00”
Memorial Chapel, Riverside for “missions to colored people, $16.50”
Christ Church, Riverton for “missions to colored people, $99.26”
St. John’s, Salem, for “missions to colored people, $35.35”
Shedakers Mission, for “Missions to colored people, $7.50”
Christ Church, South Amboy, for “missions to colored people, $69.76”
Trinity, Swedesboro, for “missions to colored people, $80.35”
Christ Church, Trenton, for “missions to colored people, $5.00”
TOTAL: “PAROCHIAL EXPENDITURES… Missions to Colored People… $998.09”
OUT OF “TOTAL FOR ALL OBJECTS… $271,350.90” (0.36%)
1892 Convention Journal[2]
Trinity, Asbury Park, for “missions to colored people, $34.00”
St. John’s Avon-By-The-Sea, “$28.49... for colored people.”
St. Stephen’s Church, Beverly, for “missions to colored people, $22.04”
St. Mary’s Church, Burlington, for “missions to colored people, $7.00”
St. Barnabas’ Church, Burlington, for “missions to colored people, $2.00”
St. Paul’s Church, Camden, for “missions to colored people, $123.56”
St. John’s Church, Camden, for “missions to colored people, $12.68”
St. Peter’s Church, Berkeley, Clarksboro, for “missions to colored people, $10.00”
St. John’s Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $149.96
Grace Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $5.30”
Christ Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $15.00”
Trinity Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $831.16”*
St. Peter’s Church, Freehold, for “missions to colored people, $8.00”
Grace Church, Merchantville, for “missions to colored people (boxes, &c.), $51.50”
Trinity Church, Moorestown, for “missions to colored people, $37.50”
St. Andrew’s Church, Mount Holly, for “missions to colored people, $16.56”
Trinity Church, Mount Holly, for “missions to colored people, $80.00”
Holy Cross, N. Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $24.00”
St. James’ Church, Piscataway, for “missions to colored people, $50.00”**
Grace Church, Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $25.00”
St. John’s Church, Salem, for “missions to colored people, $30.74”
Christ Church, South Amboy, for “missions to colored people, $49.27”
Trinity Church, Swedesboro, for “missions to colored people (1 box), $30.00”
Trinity Church, Trenton, for “missions to colored people, $36.50”
TOTAL “PAROCHIAL EXPENDITURES… Missions to Colored People… $897.82”
OUT OF “TOTAL FOR ALL OBJECTS… $310,655.96” (0.28%)
* This is a typographical error, as shown by the total of all parochial giving.
** Given through the Woman’s Auxiliary.
1893 Convention Journal[3]
Trinity Church, Asbury Park, for “missions to colored people, $80.00”
St. Stephen’s Church, Beverly, for “missions to colored people, $13.98”
St. Paul’s Church, Bound Brook, for “missions to colored people, $10.00”
St. Mary’s Church, Burlington, for “missions to colored people, $12.00”
Chapel of the Holy Innocents, Burlington for “box for colored orphans, $20.00”
St. Barnabas’ Church, Burlington, for “missions to colored people, $2.00”
St. Paul’s Church, Camden, for “missions to colored people, $131.66”
St. Peter’s Church, Berkeley, Clarksboro, for “missions to colored people, $10.00”
St. John’s Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $94.57”
Grace Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $5.00”
Trinity Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $51.00”
St. Stephen’s, Florence, giving “for freedmen, $10.00”
St. Peter’s Church, Freehold, for “missions to colored people, $6.00”
Grace Church, Merchantsville, for “missions to colored people, $5.00”
Trinity Church, Moorestown, for “missions to colored people, $42.00”
St. Andrew’s Church, Mount Holly, for “missions to colored people, $18.00”
Trinity Church, Mount Holly, for “missions to colored people, $60.00”
Holy Cross, N. Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $95.50”
St. James’ Church, Piscataway, for “missions to colored people, $30.00”
Grace Church, Piscataway, for “missions to colored people, $25.00”
Trinity Church, Princeton, for “missions to colored people”
Trinity Church, Red Bank, for “missions to colored people, $25.00”
St. John’s Church, Salem, for “missions to colored people, $31.10”
Christ Church, South Amboy, for “missions to colored people, $55.47”
Trinity Church, Swedesboro, for “missions to colored people, $25.00”
St. Michael’s Church, Trenton, for “missions to colored people, $25.00”
Trinity Church, Trenton, for “missions to colored people, $45.00”
TOTAL “PAROCHIAL EXPENDITURES… Missions to Colored People… $888.62”
OUT OF “TOTAL FOR ALL OBJECTS… $252,297.65” (0.35%)
1894 Convention Journal[4]
Trinity Church, Asbury Park, for “missions to colored people (boxes), $35.00”
St. Stephen’s Church, Beverly, for “missions to colored people, $136.75”
St. Mary’s Church, Burlington, for “missions to colored people, $47”
St. Barnabas’ Church, Burlington, for “missions to colored people, $3”
St. Paul’s Church, Camden, for “missions to colored people, $130”
St. John’s Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $85.69”
Grace Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $6.50”
Christ Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $34.90”
Trinity Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $54”
St. Peter’s Church, Freehold, for “missions to colored people, $7.11”
All Saints’ Memorial, Lakewood, for “missions to colored people, $17.90”
Grace Church, Merchantsville, for “missions to colored people, $4.72”
Christ Church, Middletown, for “missions to colored people, $4.00”
Trinity Church, Moorestown, for “missions to colored people, $93.77”
St. Andrew’s Church, Mount Holly, for “missions to colored people, $13.50”
Trinity Church, Mount Holly, for “missions to colored people, $41.20”
Holy Cross, N. Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $178.89”
St. James’ Church, Piscataway, for “missions to colored people, $15.00”
Grace Church, Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $158.15”
Christ Church, Riverton, for “missions to colored people, $12.50”
St. John’s Church, Salem, for “missions to colored people, $26.75”
Christ Church, South Amboy, for “missions to colored people, $7.26”*
Trinity Church, Swedesboro, for “missions to colored people, $5.00”
St. Michael’s Church, Trenton, for “missions to colored people, $30.00”
TOTAL “PAROCHIAL EXPENDITURES… Missions to Colored People… $1,333.39”
OUT OF “TOTAL FOR ALL OBJECTS… $269,628.24” (0.49%)
* The 1894 Christ Church, South Amboy parochial report also concludes by saying: “The Woman’s Auxiliary has also sent a box worth $58.00 to the sufferers amongst the colored people by the storms in the South.”
1895 Convention Journal[5]
Trinity Church, Asbury Park, for “missions to colored people, $3.75”
St. Stephen’s Church, Beverly, for “missions to colored people, $101.60”
St. Mary’s Church, Burlington, for “missions to colored people, $12.00”
St. Barnabas’ Church, Burlington, for “missions to colored people, $1.00”
St. Paul’s Church, Camden, for “missions to colored people, $122.44”
St. Peter’s, Berkeley, Clarksboro, for “missions to colored people, $8.00”
Grace Church, Crosswicks, for “missions to colored people, $2.11”
Holy Innocents’ Church, Dunellen, for “missions to colored people, $48.00”
St. John’s Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $80.00”
Grace Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $4.50”
Christ Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $8.50”
Trinity Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $73.25”
Trinity Church, Fairview, for “missions to colored people, value of box, $14.00”
St. Mark’s, Hammonton, for “missions to colored people, $13.64”
Trinity Church, Matawan, for “missions to colored people, $2.00”
Grace Church, Merchantville, for “missions to colored people, $9.50”
Christ Church, Middletown, for “missions to colored people, $5.50”
Trinity Church, Moorestown, for “missions to colored people, $79.25”
St. Andrew’s, Mount Holly, for “missions to colored people, $8.00”
Trinity Church, Mount Holly, for “missions to colored people, $64.00”
Christ Church, New Brunswick, for “missions to colored people, $14.20”
Holy Cross, N. Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $10.00”
St. James Church, Piscataway, for “missions to colored people, $27.93”
Grace Church, Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $25.10”
St. Peter’s, Rancocas, for “missions to colored people, value of box, $4.00”
Memorial Chapel, Riverside, for “missions to colored people, value of box, $8.00
Christ Church, Riverton, for “missions to colored people, $41.50”
Trinity, Rocky Hill, for “missions to colored people, $1.00”
St. John’s Church, Salem, for “missions to colored people, $40.51”
St. Barnabas’ Church, Sand Hills, for “missions to colored people, $0.40”
St. John’s Church, Sewaren, for “missions to colored people, $29.57”
Our Redeemer, Shedakers, for “box for missions to colored people, $10.00
Christ Church, South Amboy, for “missions to colored people, $9.58”
Good Shepherd, South Amboy, for “missions to colored people, $9.15”*
Trinity Church, Swedesboro, for “missions to colored people, $4.50”
St. Paul’s, Trenton, for “missions to colored people, $4.00”
Christ Church, Trenton, for “missions to colored people, $4.50”
Christ Church, Woodbury, for “missions to colored people, $5.80”
TOTAL “PAROCHIAL EXPENDITURES… Missions to Colored People… $903.31”
OUT OF “TOTAL FOR ALL OBJECTS… $306,271.97.” (0.29%)
* The figure reported for Chapel of the Good Shepherd, South Amboy is a lump sum including “Domestic, foreign, Indian” and HMCP.
1896 Convention Journal[6]
Trinity Church, Asbury Park, for “missions to colored people, $2.13”
St. Stephen’s, Beverly, for “missions to colored people, $76.03”
St. Paul’s, Bound Brook, for “missions to colored people, $3.00”
St. Mary’s, Burlington, for “missions to colored people, $29.41”
St. Barnabas,’ Burlington, for “missions to colored people, $2”
St. Paul’s, Camden, for “missions to colored people, $143.00”
St. John’s, Camden, for “missions to colored people, $100.00”
Grace Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $5.02”
Christ Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $30.87”
St. Stephen’s, Florence, for “missions to colored people, $11.00”
St. Mark’s, Hammonton, for “missions to colored people, $10.00”
All Saints’ Memorial, Lakewood, for “missions to colored people, $68.50”
St. Peter’s, Medford, for “missions to colored people, .50”
Grace Church, Merchantsville, for “missions to colored people, $3.00”
Christ Church, Middletown, for “missions to colored people, $4.00”
Trinity Church, Moorestown, for “missions to colored people, $75.50”
St. Andrew’s, Mount Holly, for “missions to colored people, $66.54”
Trinity Church, Mount Holly, for “missions to colored people, $59.00”
Christ Church, New Brunswick, for “missions to colored people, $25.18”
Holy Cross, N. Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $71.50”
Redeemer, N. Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $468.51”
Grace Church, Pemberton, for “missions to colored people, $1.00”
Grace Church, Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $36.00”
Heavenly Rest, Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $5.00”
St. Stephen’s, Plainfield, for “clothing for missions to colored people, value, $30.00”
Trinity Church, Princeton, for “missions to colored people, $5.00”
St. Paul’s, Rahway, for “missions to colored people, $6.25”
Christ Church, Riverton, for “missions to colored people, $32.50”
St. John’s, Salem, for “missions to colored people, $13.27”
St. John’s, Sewaren, for “missions to colored people, $2.00”
Christ Church, South Amboy, for “missions to colored people, $10.92”
Doane Chapel, South Amboy, for “missions to colored people, $7.63”*
St. Paul’s, Trenton, for “missions to colored people, $3.00”
Christ Church, Trenton, for “missions to colored people, $10”
Trinity Church, Vincentown, for “missions to colored people, $3.00”
Christ Church, Woodbury, for “missions to colored people, $4.50”
TOTAL “PAROCHIAL EXPENDITURES… Missions to Colored People,… $1417.76”
OUT OF “TOTAL FOR ALL OBJECTS… $274,412.96” (0.52%)
* The figure reported for Doane Memorial Chapel, South Amboy is a lump sum including “Domestic, foreign, India” and HMCP.
1897 Convention Journal[7]
Trinity Church, Asbury Park, for “missions to colored people, $9.00”
St. Stephen’s, Beverly, for “missions to colored people, $52.80”
St. Paul’s, Bound Brook, for “missions to colored people, $14.30”
St. Mary’s, Burlington, for “missions to colored people, $7.00”
St. Barnabas,’ Burlington, for “missions to colored people, $1.00”
St. Paul’s, Camden, for “missions to colored people, $28.00”
St. Peter’s, Berkeley/Clarksboro, for “missions to colored people, $7.00”
Holy Innocents, Dunellen, for “missions to colored people, $60.20”
St. John’s, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $85.00”
Grace Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $3.00”
Christ Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $30.34”
Trinity Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $89.25”
St. George’s, Helmetta, for “missions to colored people, $7.80”
All Saints,’ Lakewood, for “missions to colored people, $12.00”
St. Andrew’s, Lambertville, for “missions to colored people, $17.00”
Grace Church, Merchantsville, for “missions to colored people… $71.00”*
St. Luke’s, Metuchen, for “missions to colored people, $75”
Christ Church, Middletown, for “missions to colored people, $2.50”
Trinity Church, Moorestown, for “missions to colored people, $20.25”
St. Andrew’s, Mount Holly, for “missions to colored people, $99.49”
Trinity Church, Mount Holly, for “missions to colored people, $10.00”
Christ Church, New Brunswick, for “missions to colored people, $22.96”
Holy Cross, N. Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $165.15”
St. Peter’s, Perth Amboy, for “missions to colored people, $40.00”
Grace Church, Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $41.00”
Memorial Chapel, Riverside, for “missions to colored people, $1.00”
Christ Church, Riverton, for “missions to colored people, $32.50”
St. John’s Chapel, Little Silver, for “missions to colored people, $3.00”
St. John’s, Salem, for “missions to colored people, $14.00”
St. John’s, Sewaren, for “missions to colored people, $3.54”
Christ Church, South Amboy, for “missions to colored people, $57.15”
St. Paul’s, Trenton, for “missions to colored people, $5.00”
Christ Church, Trenton, for “missions to colored people, $2.63”
Trinity Church, Vineland, for “missions to colored people, $7.50”
TOTAL “PAROCHIAL EXPENDITURES… Missions to Colored People,… $1101.34”
OUT OF “TOTAL FOR ALL OBJECTS… $279,829.24” (0.39%)
* “including value of boxes”
1898 Convention Journal[8]
St. Stephen’s, Beverly, for “missions to colored people, $52.02”
St. Paul’s, Bound Brook, for “missions to colored people, $16.80”
St. Andrew’s, Bridgeton, for “missions to colored people, $21.50”
St. Mary’s, Burlington, for “missions to colored people, $5.00”
S. Paul’s, Camden, for “missions to colored people, $127.58”
St. John’s, Chews Landing, for “missions to colored people, $5.00”
St. Peter’s, Berkeley Clarksboro, for “missions to colored people, $2.00”
Holy Innocents’ Church, Dunellen, for “missions to colored people, $21.45”
St. John’s Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $160.00”
Grace Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $2.50”
Trinity Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $78.00”
St. George’s, Helmetta, for “missions to colored people, $15.00”
St. Mary’s, Keyport, for “missions to colored people, $3.34”
All Saints,’ Lakewood, for “missions to colored people, $100.00”
Grace Church, Merchantville, for “missions to colored people, $66.12”
Trinity, Moorestown, for “missions to colored people, $56.34”
St. Andrew’s, Mount Holly, for “missions to colored people, $56.40”
Holy Cross, N. Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $206.19”
Redeemer, N. Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $16.23”*
St. Peter’s, Perth Amboy, for “missions to colored people, $60.00”
Grace Church, Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $25.00”
Trinity, Princeton, for “missions to colored people, $16.53”
Trinity, Red Bank, for “missions to colored people, $5.00”
Christ Chapel, Riverton, for “missions to colored people, $27.50”
Trinity, Rocky Hill, for “missions to colored people, $11.36”
St. John’s, Salem, for “missions to colored people, $17.67”
All Saints,’ (Fanwood) Scotch Plains, for “missions to colored people, $20.00”
Christ Church, South Amboy, for “missions to colored people, $25.04”
St. Paul’s, Trenton, for “missions to colored people, $21.00”
Christ Church, Trenton, for “missions to colored people, $2.50”
Trinity, Vineland, for “missions to colored people, $5.95”
Christ Church, Woodbury, for “missions to colored people, $3.00”
TOTAL “PAROCHIAL EXPENDITURES… Missions to Colored People,… $1380.86”
OUT OF “TOTAL FOR ALL OBJECTS… $298,954.06” (0.46%)
* The Redeemer Church, North Plainfield also reports “The Woman’s Auxiliary sent out two boxes of garments during the past month. One to the colored mission under Rev. F. L. Guerry, Waverly Mills, S.C., valued at $113.50; the other to the Bishop Clarkson Memorial Hospital, Omaha, Neb., valued at $75.00.”
1899 Convention Journal[9]
St. Stephen’s, Beverly, for “missions to colored people, $9.74”
St. Mary’s, Burlington, for “missions to colored people, $11.19”
St . Barnabas,’ Burlington, for “missions to colored people, $2.00”
St. Paul’s, Camden, for “missions to colored people, $329.18”
Holy Innocents,’ Dunellen, for “missions to colored people, goods valued, $6.50”
St. John’s, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $142.89”
Grace Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $4.37”
Christ Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $14.21”
Trinity Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $45.00”
St. George’s, Helmetta, for “missions to colored people, $13.78”
Grace Church, Merchantville, for “missions to colored people, $20.00”
Trinity, Moorestown, for “missions to colored people, $5.00”
St. Andrew’s, Mt. Holly, for “missions to colored people, $31.35”
Christ Church, New Brunswick, for “missions to colored people, $7.60”
St. John's, New Brunswick, for “missions to colored people, $2.00”
Holy Cross, N. Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $120.40”
St. Peter’s, Perth Amboy, for “missions to colored people, $50.00”
Grace Church, Plainfield, for “missions to colored people, $10”
St. Mary’s Church, Point Pleasant, for “missions to colored people, $21.14”
St. Paul’s Church, Rahway, for “missions to colored people, $14.56”*
Trinity, Red Bank, for “missions to colored people, $25.00”
Christ Church, Riverton, for “missions to colored people, $22.50”
St. John’s, Salem, for “missions to colored people, $20.93”
St. John’s, Somerville, for “missions to colored people, $5.00”
Christ Church, South Amboy, for “missions to colored people, $22.02”
St. Michael’s, Trenton, for “missions to colored people, $25.00”
Trinity Church, Trenton, for “missions to colored people, $2.00”
All-Saints’ Church, Trenton, for “missions to colored people, $30.55”
Trinity Church, Vineland, for “missions to colored people, $8.00”**
Christ Church, Woodbury, for “missions to colored people, $3.00”
TOTAL “PAROCHIAL EXPENDITURES… Missions to Colored People,… $1556.84”
OUT OF “TOTAL FOR ALL OBJECTS… $325,005.31” (0.47%)
*St. Paul’s, Rahway also reports: “In addition to the contributions to missions, herein reported, the Woman’s Auxiliary and the Junior Auxiliary have sent several boxes of clothing to missionaries among the Indians and the colored people.”
** This giving was through the Woman’s Auxiliary.
1900 Convention Journal[10]
Stephen’s, Beverly, for “missions to colored people, $11.91”
St. Barnabas,’ Burlington, for “missions to colored people, $2.00”
St. Paul’s, Camden, for “missions to colored people, $172.52”
St. John’s, Chews Landing, for “missions to colored people, $2.00”
Holy Innocents,’ Dunellen, for “missions to colored people, $2.00”
St. John’s, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $78.20”
Grace Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $4.55”
Trinity Church, Elizabeth, for “missions to colored people, $80.00”
Trinity Church, Fairview, for “missions to colored people, $15.00”
St. George’s, Helmetta, for “missions to colored people, $5.50”
All Saints’ Memorial, Lakewood, for “missions to colored people, $40.00”
St. Andrew’s, Lambertville, for “missions to colored people, $5.00”
Grace Church, Merchantville, for “missions to colored people, $5.00”
St. Luke’s, Metuchen, for “missions to colored people, $6.71”
Christ Church, Middletown, for “missions to colored people, $2.00”
Trinity Church, Moorestown, for “missions to colored people, $7.74”
St. Andrews,’ Mount Holly, for “missions to colored people, $7.06”
Trinity Church, Mount Holly, for “missions to colored people, $25.00”
Christ Church, New Brunswick, for “missions to colored people, $26.00”
St. John's, New Brunswick, for “missions to colored people, $8.00”
Trinity Church, Princeton, for “missions to colored people, $39.65”
St. Paul’s, Rahway, for “missions to colored people, $14.56”
Trinity Church, Red Bank, for “missions to colored people, $50.00”
Memorial Chapel, Riverside, for “missions to colored people, $70.75”
Christ Church, Riverton, for “missions to colored people, $32.50”
St. John’s, Salem, for “missions to colored people, $17.30”
Redeemer (Shedaker’s Mission), for “missions to colored people, $16.25”
St. John’s, Somerville, for “missions to colored people, $21.00”
Christ Church, South Amboy, for “missions to colored people, $18.62”
Doane Chapel, South Amboy, for “missions to colored people, $1.37”
St. Paul’s, Trenton, for “Missions to Colored People, $5.00”
Christ Church, Trenton, for “missions to colored people, $10.00”
All-Saints Church, Trenton, for “missions to colored people, $25.00”
Trinity Church, Vincentown, for “missions to colored people, $15.00”
Trinity Church, Vineland, for “missions to colored people, $10.00”
TOTAL “PAROCHIAL EXPENDITURES… Missions to Colored People,… $921.49”
OUT OF “TOTAL FOR ALL OBJECTS… $314,226.95.” (0.29%)
Jolyon G. R. Pruszinski, Ph.D.
Reparations Commission Research Historian
Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey
[1] Diocese of New Jersey, Journal of the Proceedings of the One Hundred and Nineteenth Convention, Being the One Hundred and Sixth Year of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of New Jersey; Held in Grace Church, Plainfield, Tuesday, May 5th, and Wednesday, May 6th, MDCCCXCI. Together with Appendices, and the Episcopal Address (Princeton: The Princeton Press, 1891), 76-143.
[2] Diocese of New Jersey, Journal of the Proceedings of the One Hundred and Twentieth Convention, Being the One Hundred and Seventh Year of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of New Jersey; Held in St. Paul’s Church, Camden, Tuesday, May 3rd, and Wednesday, May 4th, MDCCCXCII. Together with Appendices and the Episcopal Address (Princeton: The Princeton Press, 1892), 75-143.
[3] Diocese of New Jersey, Journal of the Proceedings of the One Hundred and Twenty-First Convention, Being the One Hundred and Eighth Year of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of New Jersey; Held in Christ Church, New Brunswick, Tuesday, May 9th, and Wednesday, May 10th, MDCCCXCIII. Together with Appendices and the Episcopal Address (Princeton: The Princeton Press, 1893), 73-145.
[4] Diocese of New Jersey, Journal of the Proceedings of the One Hundred and Twenty-Second Convention, Being the One Hundred and Ninth Year of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of New Jersey; Held in Saint Andrew’s Church, Mount Holly, Tuesday, May 8th, and Wednesday, May 9th, MDCCCXCIV. Together with Appendices and the Episcopal Address (Princeton: The Princeton Press, 1894), 77-151.
[5] Diocese of New Jersey, Journal of the Proceedings of the One Hundred and Twenty-Third Convention, Being the One Hundred and Tenth Year of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of New Jersey; Held in Trinity Church, Trenton. Tuesday, May 7th, and Wednesday May 8th. MDCCCXCV. Together with Appendices and the Episcopal Address (Princeton: The Princeton Press, 1895), 77-153.
[6] Diocese of New Jersey, Journal of the Proceedings of the One Hundred and Twenty-Fourth Convention, Being the One Hundred and Eleventh Year of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of New Jersey; Held in St. John’s Church, Elizabeth. Tuesday May 5th, and Wednesday May 6th. MDCCCXCVI. Together with Appendices and the Episcopal Address (Princeton: The Princeton Press, 1896), 70-150.
[7] Diocese of New Jersey, Journal of the Proceedings of the One Hundred and Twenty-Fifth Convention, Being the One Hundred and Twelfth Year of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of New Jersey; Held in Grace Church, Plainfield, Tuesday, May 4th and Wednesday, May 5th. MDCCCXCVII. Together with Appendices and the Episcopal Address (Princeton: The Princeton Press, 1897), 70-147.
[8] Diocese of New Jersey, Journal of the Proceedings of the One Hundred and Twenty-Sixth Convention, Being the One Hundred and Thirteenth Year of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of New Jersey; Held in Saint Mary’s Church, Burlington, Tuesday, May 3rd, and Wednesday, May 4th, MDCCCXCVIII. Together with Appendices and the Episcopal Address (Princeton: The Princeton Press, 1898), 65-139.
[9] Diocese of New Jersey, Journal of the Proceedings of the One Hundred and Twenty-Seventh Convention, Being the One Hundred and Fourteenth Year of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of New Jersey; Held in Trinity Church, Princeton, Tuesday, May 9th, and Wednesday, May 10th, MDCCCXCIX. Together with Appendices and the Episcopal Address (Princeton: The Princeton Press, 1899), 70-143.
[10] Diocese of New Jersey, Journal of the Proceedings of the One Hundred and Twenty-Eighth Convention, Being the One Hundred and Fifteenth Year of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of New Jersey; Held in St. James’ Church, Atlantic City, Tuesday, May 8th, and Wednesday, May 9th, MDCCCC. Together with Appendices, the Episcopal Address, and Pastoral Letter (Princeton: The Princeton Press, 1900), 63-135.
