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Williams, Marvin. Marvin Williams sermons, 1901-1936, 1965, undated (bulk 1922-1936).

Title: Marvin Williams sermons, 1901-1936, 1965, undated (bulk 1922-1936).

Over three hundred and fifty sermons preached by the Rev. Marvin Williams. Most are typewritten, but some are written by hand. Many are undated. A few of the folders contain items that post-date Williams' death; the provenance of these items is unclear.

ArchivalResource: 2.5 cubic ft. (3 boxes)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122654194 View

Jones, Sam P. (Sam Porter), 1847-1906. Samuel P. Jones Papers, 1880-1925.

Title: Samuel P. Jones Papers, 1880-1925.

The collection is primarily correspondence pertaining to Samuel P. Jones' revival activities and letters from family members. Most of the letters are photocopies; however, a few are originals. In general, the revival correspondence references planning activities for future meetings as well as building projects. The majority of the Laura Jones correspondence is of a personal nature and the receipts are for incidental purchases. Receipts of interest include a buggy ordered by Reverend Samuel Jones just weeks before his death and several receipts from the Nunnally Company.

ArchivalResource: .5 linear feet : (one half document box)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/318453535 View

United Methodist Church (U.S.) North Georgia Conference. United Methodist Church (U.S.) North Georgia Conference local church histories, 1788-2002.

Title: United Methodist Church (U.S.) North Georgia Conference local church histories, 1788-2002.

This collection consists of reports, histories, photographs, and bulletins from churches in the North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church (U.S.). These histories were maintained by the Conference for each church for which members contributed information. Although the depth of information varies for each church, some of the material includes dates the church was founded, founding members, pastors, membership lists, location of the church, and other pertinent data. Many of the histories were prepared by members for church homecomings and anniverseries.

ArchivalResource: 19.5 cubic ft. (35 legal-size archives boxes, 1 20"x17" oversize archives box)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/86139447 View

Methodist Episcopal Church, South. North Georgia Conference. Board of Missions. Record book, vol. 2.

Title: Record book, vol. 2. 1897-1912.

Annual records containing reports and financial appropriations for the Board of Missions of the North Georgia Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Includes an index arranged alphabetically by city.

ArchivalResource: [2], 288 p. : leatherbound.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/14938143 View

North Georgia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Records.

Title: Records. 1867-1936.

Records of the North Georgia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South including conference minutes, 1878 and 1886-1909; conference roll, 1866-1901; conference statistics, 1867-1881 and 1886-1905; circuit records of Broad River Charge, 1910; Atlanta District, 1869-1874; Grantville Circuit, 1869-1877; Marietta District, 1913; North Atlanta District, 1887-1891; North Covington and Mills Charge, 1913-1915; Oxford Charge, 1871-1914; Oxford and Midway Charge, 1903-1906; Trinity Charge, 1887-1890; committee and organization records, 1874-1936; and miscellaneous records, 1866.

ArchivalResource: 51 v.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/10874801 View

Georgia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South (1845-1866). Records.

Title: Records. 1846-1892.

Conference minutes, 1846-1866; roll, 1850-1861; board of finance steward's report, 1849-1881; Sunday School Society record, 1852-1861 and 1865-1866; Bishop's Fund financial records, 1865-1892; and Louisville Circuit minutes, 1836-1864 of the Georgia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. All records are in bound volumes and occasionally include records beyond 1866 when the Georgia Conference became the North and South Georgia Conference.

ArchivalResource: 9 volumes.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/10874142 View

Methodist Episcopal Church, South. North Georgia Conference. Methodist Episcopal Church, South, North Georgia Conference charge records, 1871-1952.

Title: Methodist Episcopal Church, South, North Georgia Conference charge records, 1871-1952.

This series consists of records from individual charges located in the North Georgia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South (M.E.C.S.). A charge is the basic unit of the denomination and may include one or more local churches, all served by the same pastor. Charges composed of more than one church are sometimes referred to as "circuits". Prior to 1968 each charge was required to meet on a quarterly basis and submit reports to the district superintendent, who presided over the meetings. This series consists of records from individual charges located in the North Georgia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South (M.E.C.S.). Reports from these Quarterly conferences comprise the bulk of the series and include records from the Cobb circuit (1883-1910); Covington circuit (1835-1852); Gainesville circuit (1834-1853); Grantville circuit (1869-1877); Louisville circuit (1836-1864); Marietta circuit (1916-1938); Baldwin and Milledgeville circuit (1883-1952); North Covington and Mills charge (1913-1915); Oxford charge (1911-1914); Oxford and Midway charge (1903-1906); and Trinity charge in the South Atlanta district (1887-1890). These records contain lists of persons in attendance at each conference, reports from the pastor and all committees, financial and statistical reports from each church, lists of persons elected to the various offices and committees, and reports of any additional business conducted at the conference. Records of the Oxford charge also include church registers (1871-1911) listing church memberships, baptisms, marriages and deaths, as well as records from two organizations that existed within the charge. The Helping Hands Juvenile Society minutes (1880-1889) and treasurer's books (186[?]-1885) provide information about this youth organization which performed various local service projects and raised money for the support of foreign misionaries. The Woman's Missionary Society treasurer's book (1878-1911) records the dues paid by each member and the amounts paid by the society in support of several mission projects. The Sparta Sunday School record book (1825-1827) gives an account of the week-to-week operation of a Sunday School that provided basic education and spiritual guidance to children who received no other form of instruction during the week. The record book of the Epworth League of Decatur First Methodist (1923) contains names and addresses of members, meeting minutes, and other information about the organization. The Epworth League was formed in 1890 to provide additional church-related activities for youth. Also included is a church register (1885-1923) from the Antioch M.E.C.S. (Marietta district) and the 1910 Pastor's Report to the Annual Conference for the Broad River Charge.

ArchivalResource: 3.5 cubic ft. (6 legal-size archives boxes and 2 letter-size archives boxes)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122414354 View

Methodist Episcopal Church, South. North Georgia Conference. Methodist Episcopal Church, South, North Georgia Conference conference proceedings, 1831-1931.

Title: Methodist Episcopal Church, South, North Georgia Conference conference proceedings, 1831-1931.

This series consists of three types of records created at yearly sessions of the Georgia Conference and North Georgia Conference. The minutes (1846-1921) contain the daily proceedings of the conference meeting, including all board, agency, and committee reports, debate proceedings, results of voting, ordination proceedings for clergy, and lists of appointments of pastors for the coming year. The rolls (1850-1901) list all clergy members in attendance or the reason for their absence. These lists also indicate the status of each clergy member, e.g., local pastor, probationary member, full member, located (withdrawn from the traveling ministry), superannuated (retired), or deceased. The statistics (1867-1905, 1931) constitute the third record type in the series. These are reported by district and list all data for each charge within the district including numbers of clergy, white members, black members, adults baptized, infants baptized, net gain or loss in membership, and value of property. Other sections list apportionments (money paid by each charge to support the work of the general church), Sunday School statistics, and money spent on foreign and domestic missions and church extension.

ArchivalResource: 5.3 cubic ft. (4 legal archive boxes, 1 letter archive box, and 5 flat over-size boxes)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122517756 View

Jones, Louise Turner. Louise Turner Jones papers, 1919-1980.

Title: Louise Turner Jones papers, 1919-1980.

The Louise Turner Jones papers contain correspondence and other miscellaneous items that relate primarily to Bishop Warren Akin Candler, a close friend of Mrs. Jones' father, George Pierce Turner. There are letters from Candler to Mrs. Jones (then Louise Turner) and other family members that date from 1919-1934. The collection also contains correspondence from Mrs. Jones to Mr. Gregory in the Emory University Development Office written in April and May of 1980. These letters include personal anecdotes about Bishop Candler.

ArchivalResource: 13 items (2 folders)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122503862 View

United Methodist Church (U.S.) North Georgia Conference. United Methodist Church (U.S.) North Georgia Conference administrative files, 1707-1989.

Title: United Methodist Church (U.S.) North Georgia Conference administrative files, 1707-1989.

This collection consists of a variety of records created at the conference level of the North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church, as well as the preceding denominations, the Methodist Episcopal Church (M.E.C.), the Methodist Episcopal Church, South (M.E.C.,S.), and the Methodist Church. They are arranged by the type of activities that generated the records and then chronologically. The majority of the Annual Conference (1923-1989) and the national General Conference (1883-1980) records consist of handbooks, programs, and handouts, in addition to correspondence regarding meeting arrangements. Information about ministerial qualifications, appointments, and disciplinary action is included in the Clergy series (1707-1976). Of interest to the researcher are the accusations of financial mismanagement made against the Rev. J. S. Stewart, who was at one time treasurer of the Board of Missions of the North Georgia Conference. Both the Board of Stewards (1790-1847) and Financial (1881-1974) series contain information on conference accounts. The Treasurer's record book within the latter series are from the Georgia Conference of the Central Jurisdiction, covering the years before its integration with the North Georgia Conference. The Board of Trustees minutes within the Property (1951-1960) series deal mainly with the Wesley Memorial building.

ArchivalResource: 6.0 cubic ft. (8 legal-size archives boxes, 1-5.5" x 12" box, 1 small oversize box, 1 large oversize box, and 3 oversize folders)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/145405902 View

Methodist Episcopal Church, South. North Georgia Annual Conference. Records, 1914-1921.

Title: Records, 1914-1921.

Collection is composed mainly of committee reports and personnel records from 1914-1921 excluding the year 1919-1920.

ArchivalResource: 2 boxes (.9 ft.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/11950429 View

Georgia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church (1820-1866). Records.

Title: Records. 1830-1908.

Conference minutes, 1831-1845; Committee and Organization records including Missionary Society minutes, 1830-1836; Missionary Society financial records, 1831-1835 and 1840-1850; Fund of Special Relief trustees' minutes, 1830-1934; Relief Society minutes, 1838-1943; Centenary Committee pledge list, 1841-1842; legal conference minutes, 1841-1908; circuit minutes of the Gainesville Circuit, 1834-1835; and the Covington Circuit, 1836-1852. All records are in bound volumes. The Georgia Conference adhered to the Methodist Episcopal Church, South in 1845, however, some volumes continued in use.

ArchivalResource: 11 v.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/10869524 View

Robinson, William R., d. 1921. Robinson family collection, 1821-1921.

Title: Robinson family collection, 1821-1921.

This collection consists of several items related to the ministry of William R. Robinson. There is a family Bible printed in 1886 with the Kinion Adams family record in the front and a record of the William R. Robinson family in the back. Photocopies of these records are also included separately. Also included are Robinson's copies of Doctrines and Discipline of the MEC, S, 1875 and the New Testament, American Bible Society, 1883. There is also W.R. Robinson's original certificate of his deacon's orders signed by Bishop John C. Granbery on November 30, 1884.

ArchivalResource: .33 cubic ft. (1 letter size archive box)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122602986 View

United Methodist Church (U.S.) North Georgia Conference. Agency history record.

Title: Agency history record.

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/145405899 View

Belk, Samuel Robinson, 1857-1928. Samuel Robinson Belk papers, 1882-1928.

Title: Samuel Robinson Belk papers, 1882-1928.

The bulk of this collection consists of the Reverend Samuel Robinson Belk's sermons and lectures. It includes one paper written in 1882 while Belk was a student at Rutherford College, and one loose sermon that dates from Belk's early service in the North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. The rest were recorded in bound journals between the years 1887 and 1924. Some volumes contain sermons and lectures on a variety of topics including prohibition, Sunday Schools, Methodism, and regeneration. Other volumes contain sermons or lectures focused on a particular theme. Subjects in these volumes include revival sermons, missionary sermons, people of the Bible, sermons on the Sabbath, and many others. Each volume has a table of contents. At the end of each entry are Scripture references, a date, and a place name. Most entries are dated in chronological order. Some volumes contain prefaces.

ArchivalResource: 2.5 cubic ft. (5 legal-size archives boxes and 1 oversize folder in separate oversize box)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122517784 View

Dempsey, Elam Franklin, b. 1878. Elam Franklin Dempsey papers, 1855-1952.

Title: Elam Franklin Dempsey papers, 1855-1952.

The collection consists of correspondence, day books, diaries, photographs, printed materials, and sermons of Elam Franklin Dempsey from 1855-1952. Correspondence (1855-1952) and other materials relate to Dempsey's career, publications, and to his family. Photographs are of class groups and persons.

ArchivalResource: 10.75 linear ft. (22 boxes and 3 oversized papers (OP))

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/173863119 View

Stipe, John Wesley, Reverend. Reverend John Wesley Stipe Papers, 1864-2003, undated, 1864 - 1961

Title: Reverend John Wesley Stipe Papers, 1864-2003, undated, 1864 - 1961

This collection consists of genealogical information about John Wesley Stipe as well as typewritten and handwritten memoirs of his childhood, the days of his first marriage, Civil War service, and career as a Methodist Episcopal circuit pastor. His typewritten memoirs describe life in rural antebellum Georgia including such activities as justice courts, log rolling, and corn shucking. Of particular interest are two handwritten journal entries, written in the style of a newspaper series, entitled "The Rebel Soldier's Passtime" (sic). They are dated April 4th, 1864, and February 8th, 1865, respectively, and describe in great detail the activities of Stipe and his infantry unit from April of 1863 through November of 1864. Stipe describes troop movements, camp food, weather and terrain, winter quarters, and many of the diseases common to Civil War infantry soldiers including measles, smallpox, scurvy, and dysentery. He served as rear guard in several engagements and describes the taking of Union prisoners and materiel as well as the treatment and execution of Confederate deserters. Stipe's writings often discuss his feelings on religion and education as well as the moral character of the men with whom he served. In addition to his memoirs, the collection contains genealogical information on John Wesley Stipe that was compiled by his descendants.

ArchivalResource: 12 items (2 folders)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/733577250 View