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Records, 1822-1930.

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Letters, 1828-1930, from the United States to the central council at Paris (27 reels of microfilm) arranged by diocese; and letters to and minutes of the central council at Lyons, 1822-1900, arranged chronologically (15 reels of microfilm). Correspondents include many members of the American hierarchy, among them Joseph Sadoc Alemany, August M. Blanchet, Francis Norbert Blanchet, Timothy Corbett, Joseph Fréri, Henry Granjon, John Baptist Lamy, Joseph P. Macheboeuf, Augustus M. Martin, John C. Neraz, Michael O'Connor, John M. Odin, John Baptist Purcell. Louis A. Rappe, John Baptist Salpointe, Rupert Seidenbusch, John Timon, John M.P. Augustine Verot, Richard V. Whelan, and Joshue M.M. Young, and priests, among them Marc Antony Frenaye, Samuel Mazzuchelli, OP, Basil Anthony Moreau, CSC, B.S. Piot, and Edward Sorin, CSC. Also typewritten translations of correspondence (1868-1882) of James Gibbons, Mark S. Gross, Henry P. Northrop, and John J. Keane to directors of the Society for the Propagation of Faith (Paris) describing the difficulties of the missionary task in North Carolina, asking for assistance, and discussing Catholic missions to American Blacks.

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Purcell, John Baptist, 1800-1883

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John Baptist Purcell was born at Mallow, County Cork, Ireland on February 26, 1800, the son of Edward and Johanna Purcell. On June 20, 1820, he entered Mount St. Mary's Seminary, Emmitsburg, Maryland. After his ordination, Purcell continued his studies until the autumn of 1827, when he returned to the United States to enter Mount St. Mary's Seminary as professor. He afterwards became president, until his appointment as Bishop of Cincinnati, Ohio, to succeed Edward Fenwick. Purcell received notic...

Salpointe, John Baptist, 1825-1898

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Timon, John, 1797-1867

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Corbett, Timothy, 1858-1939

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Alemany, Joseph Sadoc, 1814-1888

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Whelan, Richard V., 1809-1874.

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Martin, Augustus Mary, 1803-1875.

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Keane, John J. (John Joseph), 1839-1918

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Rappe, Louis-Amadeus, Bishop, 1801-1877

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Frenaye, Marc Antony, 1783-1873.

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Mazzuchelli, Samuel, 1806-1864

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Odin, Jean-Marie 1801-1870

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Bishop, of Galveston, Tex. From the description of Papers, 1847-1861 [microform]. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 70941450 Bishop of Galveston (1847-1861) and New Orleans (1861-1870). From the description of Papers, 1840-1852. (University of Notre Dame). WorldCat record id: 24867809 ...

Macheboeuf, Joseph Projectus, 1812-1889.

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Gross, Mark S., d. 1869.

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Verot, Augustine, 1805-1876.

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Neraz, John Claudius, 1828-1894

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Young, Joshue Maria Moody, 1808-1866.

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Sorin, Edward

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Granjon, Henry, 1863-1922

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Gibbons, James, 1834-1921

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O'Connor, M. 1810-1872.

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Seidenbusch, Rupert, 1830-1895.

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Lamy, John Baptist, 1814-1888

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Fréri, Joseph, 1864-1927.

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Blanchet, Augustine Magloire Alexander, 1797-1887

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