Gravis, Peter W. Papers 1828-1892,1968

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Gravis, Peter W. Papers 1828-1892,1968

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Reverend Peter W. Gravis was aMethodist clergyman, missionary to Texas in the mid-1800s, and the author of , an autobiography included in the papers. Twenty-Five Years on the Outside Row of the Northwest TexasAnnual Conference

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