Jessie A. Harper Papers 1900-1930 1916-1925

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Jessie A. Harper Papers 1900-1930 1916-1925

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This collection primarily includes materials pertaining to the First Congregational Church in Hudson, Ohio, as well as photographs of James and Jessie Harper. Also part of this collection is a day book of entries when Jessie was visiting England from 1900-1902.

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Hudson Library & Historical Society

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First Congregational Church (Hudson, Ohio)

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Founded 1802; between 1842-1849 a separate church, known as Free Congregational Church, was formed by members in disagreement with the church's policy on slavery; Free Congregational Church later returned to become part of First Congregational Church. From the description of Records, 1802-1977 (bulk 1825-1977). [1977] (Cleveland Public Library). WorldCat record id: 45916702 The First Congregational Church was the first organized church in Hudson, Ohio. Hudson wa...

Harper, James Lloyd, 1865-1963

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Women's Association of the First Congregational Church (Hudson, Ohio)

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Harper, Jessie Ann, 1875-1932

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Jessie and James Harper

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Jessie Ann Harper (1875-1932) was the daughter of Charles Rook Wilde (1849-1927) and Alice Lloyd Wilde (1848-1937). Charles and Alice Wilde were both born in England, and immigrated to the United States in 1869. Jessie was born in Brooklyn, Ohio, in 1875 and after the turn-of-the-century moved to Twinsburg. In 1900, Jessie traveled to England, presumably to visit family. Jessie and James married on March 28, 1904 at Colva, Radnorshire in Wales. James Lloyd Harper was born in England in 1865 and ...