Frederick Douglas Haynes papers, 1935-1974.

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Frederick Douglas Haynes papers, 1935-1974.

1935-1974

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Correspondence, sermons, and other papers of Haynes, active in church affairs and in civil rights; his son, Frederick Douglas Haynes, Jr., also a Baptist clergyman; and his second wife, Charlie Mae (Crawford) Lomax Haynes, concert artist and church worker, who worked for San Francisco Dept. of Social Services and was an elected commissioner on San Francisco Board of Education (1972-1974); together with material relating to the church, the largest black congregation in Northern California, including its history and documents relating to construction of its new building (1952), annual reports (1946-1974), and other papers.

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California historical society

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Haynes, Frederick Douglas, 1928-1975

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Haynes, Frederick Douglas, 1899-1971

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Pastor, Third Baptist Church, San Francisco, Calif. From the description of Papers, 1935-1974. (California Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 28419851 Frederick Douglas Haynes was the pastor of the Third Baptist Church, San Francisco, 1932-1971. Charlie Mae Lomax Haynes was the first Black woman elected to the San Francisco Board of Education. From the description of Frederick Douglas Haynes family papers, 1935-1980. (California His...

San Francisco (Calif.). Board of Education

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San Francisco (Calif.). Dept. of Social Services.

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Haynes, Charlie Mae, -1980

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Third Baptist Church (San Francisco, Calif.)

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