Clergy
Found in 12 Collections and/or Records:
Adams family papers
Letters from Ruth Austin Adams to her husband Arthur H. Adams during World War II; also, checkbooks of A. V. Austin, Ruth's father and a rural Protestant minister.
Edwin Rumball papers
Correspondence relating to Rumball's pastorates in Newfoundland, Maine, and Rochester, N.Y. and to his interest in the modernist-fundamentalist religious controversy. Correspondents include William Channing Gannett, Emma Goldman, Frederick L. Hosmer, Jenkin Lloyd Jones, Walter Rauschenbusch, and Andrew Dickson White.
Eugene Durham papers
Notebooks, 33 volumes, relating to his work in the Methodist Church, at Cornell University, and elsewhere, and to his attendance at conferences, retreats, and summer programs.
Evan Rees Evans papers
Hervey Crosby Hazen papers
John Niles biography
Biographical study of Niles religious activities, by Sarah W. Parker.
John P. Sanderson, Jr. autobiography
A typescript of the autobiography of John P. Sanderson, Jr. (1850-1920), a Congregational minister. Although primarily an account of his religious work in Michigan, Missouri, and Illinois, the volume also includes a detailed description of Sanderson's boyhood in Philadelphia, Washington, and Springfield, Ohio. Later chapters also include a description of a European tour he made in the summer of 1914, just before the outbreak of World War I.
Judah L. Richmond papers
Diary in which preaching in Forestville, New York is described, his attendance at meetings of the Genesee River Baptist Association, the Baptist State Convention (1844), and a meeting of the Liberty Party; also makes an attack on slavery. Letters to Richmond and his wife Julia Ann from Henry Meloy, describing trips through western New York.
Kaercher and Packer family papers
Correspondence and other papers relating the life of George Kaercher, who was a divinity student at Burr Seminary in Manchester, Vermont and Western Reserve College in Ohio, and later a minister in Ohio. Also includes papers of the Packer family.