Papers, 1904-1932.

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Papers, 1904-1932.

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Papers, 1904-1932, undated, include: his diaries and some typed transcriptions of the diaries, 1904-1932, a few photographs, some Biographical Materials, and materials related to his work as a Free Methodist minister.

.75 cubic ft. (in 2 boxes) : ill.

Clarke Historical Library

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Chalker, Linn E.

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Linn E. (Jack) Chalker (Aug. 3, 1897-1962) was the son of Gideon I. and Dora Vandeventer. Jack worked as a driver at Brown Motor Sales Company (Ithaca, Mich.) and married Bertrude Bronson. The papers of his father, Gideon I. Chalker, are also housed at the Clarke Historical Library. From the description of Papers, 1920,1931. (Clarke Historical Library). WorldCat record id: 36518552 ...

Chalker, Gideon I.

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Gideon I. Chalker (1862-1932) was the son of Gideon S. and Mary S. Chalker. Gideon I. married Dora Vandeventer (1861-1939), with whom he had a son, Linn E. (Jack) Chalker (Aug. 3, 1897-1962). Jack eventually married Gertrude Bronson. Gideon I. farmed in Emerson Township (Mich.). He was appointed an elder in the Free Methodist Church of the East Mich. Conference in 1911. Gideon served as a minister in Lupton; Alpena; West Branch, 1909; Porter; Bethany and Wheeler townships of Midland and Gratiot ...

Free Methodist Church of North America

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The Free Methodist denomination was founded in 1860. Congregations that were expelled from the Methodist Episcopal Church in western New York state and Illinois comprised its first adherents. Early leaders include B.T. Roberts, Loren Stiles, Walter Sellew, John Wesley Redfield and Wilson T. Hogue. Theologically, the denomination is part of the Wesleyan tradition and was an early player in the Holiness Movement that swept through the United States in the later part of the 19th centur...