Dwight, Holden, 1810-1846.
Reverend Holden Dwight (August 28, 1810-November 24, 1846), Wesleyan University class of 1835, taught at the College of Louisiana and the Norwalk Seminary. Dwight also worked for the Methodist Church in Louisiana and Mississippi, and as principal of the Baldwin Institute in Berea, Ohio. Dwight also unsuccessfully opened private schools in Columbus, Georgia; New Orleans, Louisiana; and Clinton, Mississippi.
From the description of Holden Dwight diary, 1837 - 1843. (Wesleyan University). WorldCat record id: 275175046
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| creatorOf | Dwight, Holden, 1810-1846. Holden Dwight diary, 1837 - 1843. | Wesleyan University, Olin Library |
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| associatedWith | Fisk, Willbur, 1792-1839. | person |
| associatedWith | McGehee, Edward. | person |
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Birth 1810
Death 1846
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