Papers, 1842-1847.

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Papers, 1842-1847.

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Collection consists of Douglas's Pastoral Visitation Book, dating from his ministry at Purity Church in S.C. The volume records brief entries on Douglas's visits to members, and often included personal information about those he visited. The entries include variously: names of persons visited and other members of the household, occasionally noting servants; religious affiliation and local church membership (seceders often noted); deaths; migrations; activities at the household; and information about elders, such as Abraham White, James McClintock, Hugh White, and Hugh and Samuel McKown. Churches mentioned include Concord, Catholic, Mt. Olivet, and Jackson's Creek, all in Chester or Fairfield Counties.

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Duke University Libraries, Duke University Library; Perkins Library

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Duke University Libraries, Duke University Library; Perkins Library

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McKown, Hugh.

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Douglas, John, 1809-1879

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Presbyterian minister and writer; also a trustee at Davidson College and Columbia Seminary. From the description of Papers, 1842-1847. (Duke University Library). WorldCat record id: 43738543 Presbyterian minister. From the description of John C. Douglas papers, 1851. (Columbia Theological Seminary). WorldCat record id: 640148774 ...

McKown, Samuel.

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Purity Presbyterian Church (Chester, S.C.)

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McClintock, James H., 1864-1934

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James Harvey McClintock was born February 23, 1864 in Sacramento, California, the son of John and Sarah G. McClintock. He left for Phoenix at age 15 to work for his brother, Charles, founder and co-owner of the Phoenix newspaper, The Salt River Herald. In 1881, Charles died suddenly and the newspaper was sold. McClintock then moved to Tucson to work as a reporter for the Daily Journal, but the paper folded in 1882. McClintock moved on to Globe and became the editor of the Chronicle newspaper. Th...

White, Hugh.

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White, Abraham, 1908-1980

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