Malcom Black papers 1860-1923, 1989

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Malcom Black papers 1860-1923, 1989

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Reverend Malcom Black (1854-1948) was born in Austin County, Texas and was an active member of the church and communities in which he lived; organizing YMCAs and churches while working as a pastor, financial advisor, and briefly as Superintendent of Schools. This collection consists of five inches of correspondence, creative works including essays and sermons, class exercises, photographic material, printed material, and certificates (1860-1923, 1989) document the personal life and educational and ministerial work of Malcom Black.

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Austin Seminary Archives, Stitt Library, Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary.

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Reverend Malcom Black (1854-1948) was born in Austin County, Texas to Gaelic-speaking parents on December 10, 1854. Black was home-schooled and tutored until entering Baylor University in 1870. Shortly after starting at Baylor, Black transferred to Southwestern University. After working in business for a several years, Black entered the Agricultural & Mechanical College of Texas in 1877. Black was a member of the charter graduating class of 1879, with a degree in Civil Engineeri...