Nehemiah Green letter (transcript) ; postal card, 1889-1906.

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Nehemiah Green letter (transcript) ; postal card, 1889-1906.

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Typescript of a letter from Nehemiah Green, 1889 Mar. 6, to the presiding bishop and members of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Kansas Annual Conference, Lawrence, March 1889, sending greetings to fellow ministers & giving thoughts upon approaching the end of his life and a postal card, 1906 Jan. 10, from Elizabeth H. Purcell, Manhattan, Kan., to George W. Martin, Kansas State Historical Society, Topeka, with information about Nehemiah Green's wives and children.

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