Monocacy began its Lutheran register in 1743; by 1748 the Evangelical congregation in Frederick had assumed keeping the churchbook. The Reformed congregation in Frederick did not begin a churchbook until about 1752. The Monocacy congregations ceased to function by the 1760s.

Christ Lutheran is located in Marion Township, one half mile west of Stouchsburg.

"The Lutheran congregation at Laurelton seems to have grown out of a union arrangement, in which Lutherans might have participated as early as the first quarter of the 19th century. When a new church was erected in 1876 on the site of the old union church, it was exclusively Lutheran. This congregation joined others in the Hartleton charge to form Christ's United Evangelical Lutheran Church in 1964"--Introd.

"Although Lutherans might have used the "union" church in Swengel as early as the 1870's, no congregation as such was organized until February 21, 1886, when twelve men and women formed the church. S.G. Finckel was the pastor. A few years later the congregation was incorporated, received into the Central Pennsylvania Synod of the Lutheran General Synod and made a part of the Hartleton charge. In 1964 the congregation joined the others of that charge...

"The transcript is an attempt to record everything that is to be found of genealogical interest in any of the several volumes of the original records. It was made under the direction of the undersigned [Frederick S. Weiser] by Mrs. Paul Clapsaddle."--Introd.

St. Paul's Church was a union of Lutheran and Reformed congregations from 1854 to 1887. These congregations had withdrawn from the old Blymire Church and moved into Dallastown. In 1887 with the union dissolved and the Reformed congregation kept the old church, the Lutheran congregation built a new church and named it Christ.