Records, ca. 1829-1930

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Records, ca. 1829-1930

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Much of the material in the collection relates to John Huddleston's religious writings, including poems, songs, and sermons. There is correspondence from many Huddleston family members including some who served in the Civil War. There are documents from other family members and Huddleston family genealogical information also.

1 manuscript box, 1 bound volume, 1 oversized folder.

Indiana Historical Society Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7810252

Indiana Historical Society Library

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Huddleston, John 1807-

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Cumberland Road

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Huddleston family

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Jonathan and Phebe Huddleston moved from North Carolina in 1816 to a farm in Union County near Liberty, Indiana. By 1837, one of their sons, John Huddleston began purchasing farmland along the National Road in Cambridge City, Wayne County, Indiana. He and his wife Susannah built a three-story Federal Style home there, which they later turned into an inn for travelers from 1850-1875. The Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana purchased the house in 1966. The Huddleston Farmhouse Inn Museum, loc...

Church of the United Brethren in Christ (1800-1889)

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Church of the United Brethren in Christ established Sept. 25, 1800; in 1889 a group broke away and formed Church of the United Brethren in Christ (Old Constitution). The remaining majority merged with Evangelical Church into the Evangelical United Brethren which in 1968 merged with The Methodist Church, forming the United Methodist Church. From the description of Proceedings of the General Conferences, Church of the United Brethren in Christ 1815-1873 [microform]. (Ohio Historical So...