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with Mary Arnold, Sarah Nichols, and Philip D. Sherman with Mary Arnold, Sarah Nichols, and Philip D. Sherman

"Henrietta Seiberling dies at 91," by W. Canterbury, Akron Beacon Jour., Dec. 6, 1979. (Folder 50) "Henrietta Seiberling dies at 91," by W. Canterbury, Akron Beacon Jour., Dec. 6, 1979. (Folder 50)

Describes a case of autographs and drawings he is sending her for the album she is preparing. Describes a case of autographs and drawings he is sending her for the album she is preparing.

Resignation as trustee. Resignation as trustee.

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Hartigan, Francis to Sue Windows, January 13, 1987, concerning enclosed copies of "This was Anne Smith" (from AA Grapevine) and a pre-publication circulation copy of "Dr. Bob and the Good Oldtimers". Hartigan, Francis to Sue Windows, January 13, 1987, concerning enclosed copies of "This was Anne Smith" (from AA Grapevine) and a pre-publication circulation copy of "Dr. Bob and the Good Oldtimers".

[i.e. 1738 Oct 5-Dec 25], 4 sewn leaves. [i.e. 1738 Oct 5-Dec 25], 4 sewn leaves.

[i.e. 1738 Oct 5-Dec 25], 4 sewn leaves. [i.e. 1738 Oct 5-Dec 25], 4 sewn leaves.

4 sewn parts 4 sewn parts

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Traveling to Georgia to assist Mr. Pelot in constituting a Baptist Church; success of labors of young Botsford; distressed by misbehavior of his son John on whose education he is spending money; "cash was never so scarce in Carolina, as at present." Traveling to Georgia to assist Mr. Pelot in constituting a Baptist Church; success of labors of young Botsford; distressed by misbehavior of his son John on whose education he is spending money; "cash was never so scarce in Carolina, as at present."

Regrets departure of Hezekiah Smith; success of Smith's preaching and his solicitation on behalf of the college in spite of opposition; hopes the benefaction of his province will promote the welfare of the college. Regrets departure of Hezekiah Smith; success of Smith's preaching and his solicitation on behalf of the college in spite of opposition; hopes the benefaction of his province will promote the welfare of the college.

No revival in his area; some success amoung separatists, especially under Philip Mulkey, whose personal downfall later caused religion to suffer. No revival in his area; some success amoung separatists, especially under Philip Mulkey, whose personal downfall later caused religion to suffer.