Hamilton, William Scudder, Diary 1842-1846

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Hamilton, William Scudder, Diary 1842-1846

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The William Scudder Hamilton Diary, 1842-1846, consists of Hamilton’s account of his early years as a Methodist minister in Crockett, Jasper County, and Colorado County, Texas, including his ordination and daily activities.

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