Charles Calder Mackintosh scrapbook 1868-1871.

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Charles Calder Mackintosh scrapbook 1868-1871.

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This scrapbook contains published obituaries and book reviews, as well as a handwritten copy of the minutes of the Free Church Session held at Dunoon on December 17, 1868. Charles Calder Mackintosh is the subject of the four obituaries, which were clipped from various newspapers. There are also ten articles reviewing the book, "Memorials of the Life and Ministry of Charles Calder Mackintosh, D.D., of Tain and Dunoon," edited by Rev. W. Taylor, M.A. and published by Edmonston and Douglas of Edinburgh in 1871. The minutes of the Free Church contain the session's expression of sorrow at the death of Dr. Mackintosh and were presented to his widow. The compiler of the scrapbook is unknown.

.1 cubic ft. (1 folder)

Flugschriften des Fruhen 16 Jahrhunderts

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Flugschriften des Fruhen 16 Jahrhunderts

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Mackintosh, Angus, d.1830.

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Free Church of Scotland

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In 1900, the majority united with the United Presbyterian Church to form the United Free Church of Scotland. From the description of Records of the Free Church of Scotland, 1850-1942 (inclusive). (Yale University). WorldCat record id: 702151820 ...

Calder, Charles.

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Church of Scotland.

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In 1929, the Church of Scotland and the United Free Church of Scotland merged to form the Church of Scotland. Material includes Church of Scotland Mission to the Jews and church of Scotland Women's Calcutta Mission. From the description of Records of the Church of Scotland, 1796-1987 (inclusive). (Yale University). WorldCat record id: 702150500 ...

Mackintosh, Charles Calder, 1806-1868

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Charles Calder Mackintosh was born in Tain, located in the northwest Scottish Highlands, in 1806. His father, Angus Mackintosh (d. 1830), was the Presbyterian minister at Tain. His mother was Anne Calder, whose father, Charles Calder, was a Presbyterian minister at Ferintosh. Charles Calder Mackintosh attended the Tain Academy and received his license to preach from the Church of Scotland in 1827. He succeeded his father at Tain and served there until 1854 when he transferred to the...