Joshua Nichols Glenn journal, [ca. 1824] [microform and photocopy].

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Joshua Nichols Glenn journal, [ca. 1824] [microform and photocopy].

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This collection consists of reproductions of "A Memorandum or Journal of the first part of my life up to the twenty-third year of my age" by Rev. Joshua Nichols Glenn. The journal contains Glenn's recollections from his birth through his appointment to the St. Augustine Mission. It also contains records of Glenn's ministry in Georgia and Florida including baptisms, sermons, and expenses. The journal is reproduced on one reel of microfilm and within one bound volume of photocopies made from the microfilm. The original is held by the Glenn family.

.3 cubic ft. (1 bound volume and 1 reel of microfilm)

Pitts Theology Library, Candler School of Theology

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Pitts Theology Library, Candler School of Theology

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Glenn, Joshua Nichols, 1799-.

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