Davis, Samuel W., 1839-1914.

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Samuel W. Davis was a Methodist Episcopal minister who was active as a missionary and temperence reformer in southwestern Pennsylvania in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

From the description of Papers 1820-1914. (Historical Society of W Pennsylvania). WorldCat record id: 31155812

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associatedWith Allegheny College (Meadville, Pa.) corporateBody
associatedWith Coke Mission. corporateBody
associatedWith Davis, Mary K. person
associatedWith Davius family. family
associatedWith Methodist Church (U.S.). Pittsburgh Conference. corporateBody
associatedWith Methodist Episcopal Church corporateBody
associatedWith Women's Christian Temperance Movement. corporateBody
Place Name Admin Code Country
Pennsylvania--Fayette County
Europe
Pittsburgh (Pa.)
Pennsylvania--Johnstown
Wilkinsburg (Pa.)
Homestead (Pa.)
Somerset County (Pa.)
Crawford County (Pa.)
Fayette County (Pa.)
Westmoreland County (Pa.)
West Virginia
McKeesport (Pa.)
Subject
Floods
Coal miners
Coal mines and mining
Hungarian Americans
Immigrants
Slavic Americans
Slovak Americans
Temperance
Occupation
Activity

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Birth 1839

Death 1914

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