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Patterson, Joseph, president

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Patterson, Joseph, d. 1832.

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Patterson, Joseph, fl. 1860.

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Presbyterian minister Joseph Patterson (1752-1832) was born to Robert and Jane Patterson in Northern Ireland. He married Jane Moak in February 1772, and in early 1773 emigrated to America, stopping briefly in Pennsylvania and settling in Saratoga County, New York. In 1774 he and his family moved to Germantown, Pennsylvania, where Patterson worked as a teacher. At the outbreak of the American Revolution, Patterson enlisted as a private. Upon leaving the army in 1777, Paterson moved first to the County of York, Pennsylvania, and in 1779 to remote Washington, Pennsylvania. Beginning in 1785, he studied for the ministry under revivalist preacher Reverend Joseph "Hell Fire" Smith (1736-1792), founder of the Redstone Presbytery. After three years of study, Patterson was ordained in 1789 and preached in Raccoon and Montour's Run churches until 1802. He spent some of that year as a missionary to the Shawnee Indians in Chillicothe, Ohio. For the next 14 years (1802-1816), he focused his energies on the Montour's Run church. He retired to Pittsburgh in 1816. Throughout his ministry, Patterson was an active supporter of missionary societies, Bible distribution, and Sunday schools, and was a trustee of Jefferson College (now Washington and Jefferson College). On February 4, 1832, Patterson died at his home in Pittsburgh.

Patterson and his wife Jane Moak had eight children, the eldest of which was Robert Patterson (b.1773) who also became a Presbyterian minister.

From the guide to the Joseph Patterson notebooks, Patterson, Joseph, notebooks, 1786-1803, (William L. Clements Library, University of Michigan)

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Patterson, Joseph, president

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Joseph Patterson letter, 1860 Nov. 20.

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Patterson, Joseph, fl. 1860. Joseph Patterson letter, 1860 Nov. 20.

Title: Joseph Patterson letter, 1860 Nov. 20.

Joseph Patterson wrote this letter in Scott County on the eve of the election of 1860 to a woman named Adah. From references in the letter, Adah apparently was Patterson's fiancee. Patterson described anxiety and public discussion concerning the election and uncertainty over the South's prospects. He also noted an early winter snowstorm. Patterson referred to the slowness of "steamboat mails" in getting Adah's replies to his letters. As he was writing three or four letters before receiving one of hers, he said his one-sided correspondence was like "writing a diary for the benefit of posterity."

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Patterson, Joseph, 1752-1832.

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Joseph Patterson notebooks, 1786-1803.

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The Joseph Patterson notebooks document Patterson's education with the Presbyterian minister Joseph Smith in Washington County, Pennsylvania (1786), Patterson's missionary work with the Shawnee Indians in 1802, and Robert Patterson's diary describing his life as an itinerant preacher (1803).

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Patterson, Joseph, president

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Patterson, Joseph, 1752-1832.

Patterson, Joseph, president

Patterson, Joseph, d. 1832.

Patterson, Joseph, fl. 1860.

Patterson, Joseph, 1752-1832.

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Chillicothe (Clark County, Ohio)

Washington County (Pa.)

Chillicothe (Clark County, Ohio)

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Waterford (Pa. : Township)

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Detroit (Mich.)

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