Robert Lewis Dabney correspondence 1889-1894

Guerrant, Edward O. (Edward Owings), 1838-1916

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Edward O. Guerrant (1838-1916) was a Confederate Army officer, physician at Mt. Sterling, Ky., Presbyterian missionary, and editor of The Soul Winner . From the guide to the Edward O. Guerrant Papers, ., 1856-1917, (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection.) Confederate Army officer, physician at Mt. Sterling, Ky., and Presbyterian missionary and editor. From the description of Edward O. Guerrant papers, 1856-1917 [manu...

Dabney, Robert Lewis, 1820-1898

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Robert Lewis Dabney (1820-1898) was a Presbyterian theologian and educator in Virginia and Texas. He earned his degree in theology from Union Theological Seminary at Hampden-Sydney in 1846, and in 1853 was awarded an honorary Doctor of Divinity. He served as both the chair of ecclesiastical history and polity (1853-1859) and the chair of systematic and polemic theology (1859-1883) at Union Theological Seminary. During the Civil War, Dabney served as both a Confederate Army chaplain ...

Summey, George, 1853-1954

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Austin School of Theology.

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The Austin School of Theology (aka The Austin Theological School) was established in 1882 by Richmond Kelly Smoot, the pastor of the Southern Presbyterian Church in Austin. He was joined by Robert L. Dabney in 1884. Classes were initially held in Smoot’s study, then in the basement of the church until a separate building was built for the school. The school closed operations in 1895 after training forty-four ministers. After its closing, all assets were transferred to the Austin Presbyterian The...