George Durand Wilder papers, ca. 1897-1976

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George Durand Wilder papers, ca. 1897-1976

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Includes notebooks, pamphlets, field notes, and other material on ornithology, mostly in China; by Wilder and Hugh Hubbard; correspondence of Wilder and his sons Theodore Wilder and Durand Wilder (George Durand Wilder, Jr.) and of Gertrude Stanley Wilder; volume of "Random Jottings" by Gertrude Wilder, including recollections of China missions and missionaries. Birds of Northeastern China

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Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.

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Wilder, Gertrude Stanley. Random jottings.

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Wilder, Theodore.

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Wilder, George D. (George Durand), 1869-1946

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Missionary to China, ca. 1900-1939. From the description of George D. Wilder papers, 1904 and 1910-1943. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 34420374 George Durand Wilder was born in Ripon, Wisconsin on June 26th, 1869, the son of Theodore Wilder and Frances Ellen (Durand) Wilder. George Durand Wilder attended Yankton Academy and College before enrolling in the Theological Seminary at Oberlin in 1891. He received his Bachelor's Degree of Divinity from ...

Hubbard, Hugh W.

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Hugh Hubbard was born in Turkey of missionary parents. He was educated in Switzerland and received a B.A. from Amherst College, from which he also later received a D.D. In 1908 Hubbard accepted a short term appointment under the YMCA to Tientsin, China, where he served as a teacher and athletic coach. There he met Mabel Ellis, who was serving under the Women's Board of Missions. Returning to the U.S., Hugh attended Oberlin Seminary, married Mabel Ellis, and returned to China in 1913...

Wilder, Durand.

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