Papers written by or concerning David Howard Tribou which Alfred and Ellen Hempstead wish to preserve, 1922-1943.

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Papers written by or concerning David Howard Tribou which Alfred and Ellen Hempstead wish to preserve, 1922-1943.

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A collection of materials by and about one of the outstanding figures of New England Methodism and a chaplain in the United States Navy. Included are a historical address delivered at Machias in 1922, a historical address delivered at Bucksport in 1913, "Derelicts" printed in the Naval Home Calendar in 1920, a sermon titled The World's redeemer: the perfect man, letters to Alfred and Ellen Hempstead from David Howard Tribou, an obituary taken from the Zion's Herald of June 7, 1922, lines on Tribou's death by Pastor Felix (A.J. Lockhart), and a poem L'envoi by Nellie D. Morgan. Included also are excerpts from History of the Chaplain Corps, U.S. Navy by Clifford M. Drury (published by the Bureau of Navy Personnel); an article about Rear Admiral James Duncan MacNair, a chaplain in the U.S. Navy from the Zion's Herald of Apr. 28, 1943; and 3 photographs of David H. Tribou.

1 folder (1 item ; 28 cm.)

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Hempstead, Alfred Geer, collector.

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Alfred Geer Hempstead was born in Waterford, Connecticut in 1894 and died in 1980 in Florida. He received a B.A. in history and government and an M.A. in economics from the University of Maine and earned a M. Div. at Bangor Theological Seminary. An Army veteran of World War I, he was ordained a minister in the Methodist Church and served pastorates at Mattawamkeag, Hampden Highlands, Brownville Junction, Livermore Falls, Bucksport, Rockland, and Orono. He then served as superintende...

United States. Navy. Chaplain Corps

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Tribou, David Howard.

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Hempstead, Ellen.

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Drury, Clifford Merrill, 1897-1984

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Historian and biographer of the Protestant missionaries to Oregon. From the description of Papers, 1932-1958. (Washington State University). WorldCat record id: 29852284 Historian, Presbyterian minister. Ph. D. University of Edinburgh (1932). Professor Church History at San Francisco Theological Seminary (1938-1964). Published many works on church history, including: "Marcus and Narcissa Whitman and the Opening of Old Oregon"; "Diary of Elkanah Walker" (1976); and "Chief Law...

MacNair, James Duncan.

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