Samuel Ramsey Wilson papers, 1835-1885.

Hanover College (Ind.)

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Wilson, Joshua Lacy, 1774-1846

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Minister of the First Presbyterian Church of Cincinnati. From the description of Papers, 1799-1846. (University of Chicago Library). WorldCat record id: 52247699 Minister. Joshua Lacy Wilson, a native of Virginia, moved with his family to Kentucky in 1781. After studying in Pisgah, Ky. in Mercer County and in Louisville, Wilson was licensed as a Presbyterian minister in 1802. He served first at churches in Big Spring and Bardstown, but moved in 1808 ...

Wilson, Samuel M.

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The Dudley Oil and Gas Company was first incorporated in 1903 with its main headquarters located in Wilmington, Delaware. According to its minutes, the company's purpose was to transact business "...relating to the production and sale of oil land or leases, petroleum oil or gas..." Within Kentucky, Dudley Oil and Gas focused much of its activity in Lee County and established an office in the city of Lexington. Judge Samuel M. Wilson of Lexington served as secretary to the company and collected t...

Miami University (Oxford, Ohio)

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Miami University, a student centered public university was chartered in 1809 and opened its doors to students in 1823. Named after the Miami Indians who once resided in Ohio, Miami is one of the oldest public institutions in the country. The Miami University Board of Trustees has existed since the schools founding. As the schools governing body, the Board of Trustees is regulated to direct the organization in the actions necessary for the university's successful and continuous operation. The Uni...

Wilson, Samuel R. (Samuel Ramsey), 1818-1886

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Joshua L. Wilson, born in Bedford County, Virginia in 1774, acknowledged, in his autobiography, a life of immoral behavior, crime and vice during his formative years. Later he became a farmer, opened a school in Frankfort, Kentucky, and in 1801 was married to Sarah Mackay of Bardstown, Ky. In 1802 he was licensed to preach, did so in Bardstown, Kentucky and moved to Cincinnati in 1808. There he preached at the First Presbyterian Church of Cincinnati with his son, Samuel Ramsey Wilso...

Princeton Theological Seminary (N.J.)

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