These records may also include St. Michael's Church in Montezuzma NY, but the Montezuma records are all mixed in with the St. Joseph’s Church of Weedsport NY records and St. John Church of Port Byron NY records.  No doubt the results of shared pastorates.  The first two groups of baptisms and marriages for St. Joseph's include all three churches. It was not until 1904 that St. John Church in Port Byron NY started their own church records, and at that date, the Montezuma births and marriages appeared with the St. John ones. The baptism record transcriptions only include the dates of birth, but the original records on the microfilm include baptism dates, names of sponsors, and occasionally names of spouses and dates and place of marriage.  The Port Byron NY death records on the microfilm started in 1904. Before that, they would have been with St. Joseph's Church in Weedsport NY, and the only information provided in the filmed "death records" for Weedsport are entries for who purchased the lots in St. Joseph's Cemetery in Weedsport. There are no names or dates of death, so they are not transcribed. More details are already online in the cemetery listing for St. Joseph's Cemetery.