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Letter To Mrs. Samuel Fuller Jr., Samuel Fuller Jr.
Letter To Mrs. Samuel Fuller Jr., Samuel Fuller Jr.
Philander Chase Letters
Fuller summarizes the committees' reports on the "Ohio business." The committee reported that the Episcopate of Ohio was vacant upon Bp. Chase's removal but filled by the election of Dr. McIlvaine, and provides other information discussed at the Conventions.
Gambier Observer, October 19, 1832
Report Of The Committee On Chase's Resignation, William White
Report Of The Committee On Chase's Resignation, William White
Philander Chase Letters
The committee resolves to recognize Chase's resignation following his letter and his moving to Michigan.
Letter To Mrs. Samuel Fuller, Jr., Samuel Fuller Jr.
Letter To Mrs. Samuel Fuller, Jr., Samuel Fuller Jr.
Philander Chase Letters
Fuller provides his wife with an account of the General Convention of the Episcopal Church being held in New York City. The "Ohio business" is yet to be resolved.
Gambier Observer, October 12, 1832
Gambier Observer, October 05, 1832
Letter To Philander Chase, Mary Caroline Ward
Letter To Philander Chase, Mary Caroline Ward
Philander Chase Letters
Mary expresses deep sympathy for Chase at this time of turbulence in his life. She tells him that her father is helping to build a church and college on the Isle of Man. She also asks Chase for information about a woman she once corresponded with named Sarah King.
Letter To Dudley Chase, Samuel Chase
Letter To Dudley Chase, Samuel Chase
Philander Chase Letters
Fragment of a letter in which Samuel tells Dudley that his brother, Philander, would like to borrow some money from Dudley in order to ensure swift completion of his farm. Samuel is convinced Philander "acted judiciously" in resigning.
Gambier Observer, September 28, 1832
Gambier Observer, September 21, 1834
Gambier Observer, September 07, 1834
Gambier Observer, August 31, 1832
Letter From Buffalo, New York To Leonard Blake In Gambier, Ohio, Elizabeth Hippius (1787-1854)
Letter From Buffalo, New York To Leonard Blake In Gambier, Ohio, Elizabeth Hippius (1787-1854)
Blake Family Letters
No abstract provided.
Gambier Observer, August 24, 1832
Gambier Observer, August 17, 1832
Gambier Observer, August 17, 1832
Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase
Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase
Philander Chase Letters
Chase like's Sophia's plan for coming to Michigan but is worried about her selling the farm in Ohio. He holds great resentment towards Ohio and wishes never to visit again.
Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase
Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase
Philander Chase Letters
Chase updates his wife on life in Gilead. Mr. Wells has arrived, the building projects at the house are progressing, and his sons are helping with chores. Chase also asks Sophia to tell Mr. Douglass to sell the Worthington farm.
Gambier Observer, August 10, 1832
Gambier Observer, August 3, 1832
Letter From William B. Scott To Susan Greenough, William B. Scott
Letter From William B. Scott To Susan Greenough, William B. Scott
19th Century Correspondence
PF2.1.116
Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase
Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase
Philander Chase Letters
Chase writes about the continued development of building additions to his small Michigan dwelling. He addresses his children back home, Mary and Philander, assuring them of his love and how he misses them. Chase also asks his wife to send him more laborers, if possible.
Letter To Philander Chase, Lord Gambier
Letter To Philander Chase, Lord Gambier
Philander Chase Letters
Gambier apologizes for his lack of communication as his failing eyesight makes it difficult to write. He extends great sympathy towards Chase for the troubles he endured at the College, and is upset that he is no longer the president. He believes that G.M. West is the prime cause of Chase's difficulties.
Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase
Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase
Philander Chase Letters
Chase travels to White Pigeon in the Mongoquinon prairies to get wheat ground at a mill in order to make bread for his family to sustain on. He updates his wife on their sons and the rest of Chase's company, as well as the building projects he has undertaken.
Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase
Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase
Philander Chase Letters
Chase continues to travel through Michigan with his sons and hopes to arrive in Gilead on Wednesday. He traded some cattle with Mr. Critchfield and reunited with old friends. He assures his wife that their sons are doing very well, and also assures her that they are safe from "Indian depredation."
Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase
Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase
Philander Chase Letters
Chase is preaching regularly and tells his wife not to worry that he has been gone for so long. He also tells her to disregard anything she reads in the papers about the Indians being troublesome.
Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase
Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase
Philander Chase Letters
After traveling up the Maumee River, Chase turned around to find a different route to St. Joseph that didn't require going through the woods. He preached nearby and visited a dying man.
Gambier Observer, April 27, 1832
Letter To C.W. Fitch, B.B. Smith
Letter To C.W. Fitch, B.B. Smith
Philander Chase Letters
Smith praises Fitch's calm resolve in the midst of intense controversy at the College. He discusses Bp. Chase's pamphlet and instructs Fitch to keep his thoughts and words towards God while dealing with the controversy on the Hill.