Papers of the Henkel family, 1792-1915 [manuscript], (bulk 1792-1849).

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Papers of the Henkel family, 1792-1915 [manuscript], (bulk 1792-1849).

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The collection contains manuscripts, essays, sermons, correspondence, hymns, church records and reports, receipts and genealogical notes. Henkel Press items include the manuscript of its first publication, 1806, "Verrichtung der Special-Conferenz der Evang. Luth. Prediger Im Staat Virginien"; Kirchliches Jahrbuch, 1829; David Henkel against the Unitarians, 1830; Charles Henkel's index and preface for the Church Hymn Book, 1838; two sermon books in the hand of [Paul Henkel?]; an essay by Moses Henkel, "Dialogue between Mr. Hard and Mr. Soft"; and a translation of John Heubner's "Bible history." There are also several items pertaining to the history of the Tennessee Synod of the Lutheran Church including various reports, articles, and statistics. Genealogical papers include a sketch of Solbiger Henkel and papers re the Gerhard Henkel family. Correspondence, chiefly in German, contains letters from ministers of the Tennessee Synod, and petitions from congregations in remote areas requesting pastoral assistance.

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Henkel, Charles.

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Henkel, Moses.

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Henkel, Ambrose, 1786-1870

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Henkel, Paul, 1754-1825

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Henkel, David, 1795-1831

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Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Tennessee

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German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Tennessee was formed in 1820; in 1828 became the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Tennessee; when it disbanded in 1920 it consisted entirely of churches in Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina, with the last Tennessee church active in 1868; in Dec. 1860 the Evangelical Lutheran Holston Synod was formed billing itself as the Lutheran synod in Tennessee. From the description of Minutes, 1820-1920. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 70925079 ...

Hinkel, Solbiger, 1764-

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Henkel family.

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Henkel, Gerhard, fl. 1718.

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Heubner, John

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