Bingham family papers, 1817-1910.

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Bingham family papers, 1817-1910.

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Family correspondence, sermons of Abel Bingham, and miscellanea; include diaries, 1817-1868, of Hannah Bingham relecting her daily activities and religious convictions, papers concerning the Fountain Street Baptist Church in Grand Rapids during the 1850's, Civil War letters of John C. Buchanan, soldier in Co. D., 8th Michigan Infantry, and list of Indian students at the Sault Ste. Marie mission school in 1842; also photographs.

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