James G. St. Lawrence papers, 1838-1880.

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James G. St. Lawrence papers, 1838-1880.

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A certificate of ordination (1841) issued by the Church of England to Lawrence, who later assisted in Protestant Episcopal Church work at Fairmont (Minn.); and correspondence and testimonials reflecting his attempts to obtain proper documentation of his service in England and Ireland, including letters from Henry Benjamin Whipple and William Cox Pope (1879-1880).

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