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Letter From Rev. Cornelius Vander Meulen To Rev. Antonie Brummelkamp, Cornelius Vander Meulen, Nella Kennedy

Van Raalte Papers: 1840-1849

In a letter of Rev. Cornelius Vander Meulen to Rev. Antonio Brummelkamp, Vander Meulen reported on troubles in the Separatist Church. Persons mentioned are Rev. Hendrik P. Scholte, Rev. Simon van Velzen, and Rev. Pieter Zonne. The letter is very difficult to read.

Western Episcopal Observer February 20, 1841

Gambier Observer 1841

No abstract provided.

Letter, Asenath Maria Spencer, At Almont Plantation Near Port Gibson, Mississippi, To Her Sister, Mrs. Amelia D. Catlin, Haddam, Connecticut, February 20, 1841, Asenath Maria Spencer

Todd A. Herring Archival Collection

In this letter, dated February 20, 1841, Asenath Maria Spence writes to her sister, Amelia, and her brother, Samuel, in Haddom, Connecticut and shares news of her time with their aunt and uncle, shares a story about a man and woman who incited some town drama. She goes on to share her thoughts on the work of enslaved persons on the plantation in the "upside down and between the lines" spaces of the letter.

Letter From William B. Christie To James B. Finley, William B. Christie

Finley Letters

In an attempt to re-establish an old friendship and correspondence, the writer mentions his great gratitude to Finley for his help in the past. His health is feeble, and he reports religious conditions as bad. Abstract Number - 199

Bill Of Sale Of An Enslaved Person Named Hannea, George H. Moseley

Lantern Project

Bill of sale of an enslaved woman named Hannea to George H. Moseley.

Western Episcopal Observer February 13, 1841

Gambier Observer 1841

No abstract provided.

Letter From Henry Calhoun To Jerome Buckingham, Henry Calhoun

19th Century Correspondence

PF2.2.36

Petition From The Seperatist Congregation In Ommen, A. C. Van Raalte, Christina De Moen Van Raalte, Nella Kennedy

Van Raalte Papers: 1840-1849

The members of the Separatist congregation in Ommen again petition the king for official recognition. The nearly fifty members of the congregation who signed this petition agreed to the stipulations of the king's declaration of 9 January, including "That we assume the costs of our religion as well as the needs of our poor, without burdening the state." The document is significant for several reasons including the list of names of the persons who signed the petition including Rev. Albertus C. Van Raalte, and his wife, Christina J. Van Raalte.

Letters From Van Raalte To The King (Placed In Individual Folders), Nella Kennedy

Van Raalte Papers: 1840-1849

Letters of A. C. Van Raalte to the King. The letters are also signed by others. The dates are: Ommen, 31 October 1839; Ommen, 6 December 1839; Ommen, 11 February 1841. Other correspondence: Letter of a Smits, Ommen, 5 February 1841; A list of signatures, not dated; A letter, Zwolleden 6 April 1841: author? A letter of A.C.V.R. and C. G. de Moen, Ommen, 27 March 1841; not in A.C.V.R.'s handwriting; de Moen's writing? Four misc. pages.

Letter, W. G. Lampkin To Elijah Hogan, Februrary 8, 1841, W. G. Lampkin

Ames and Hogan Family Papers

Letter from W. G. Lampkin in Decatur, Alabama, to Elijah Hogan in Starkville, Mississippi, regarding financial arrangements.

Western Episcopal Observer February 6, 1841

Gambier Observer 1841

No abstract provided.

Statement Issued By The Mayor Of Ommen, J. Smit, Nella Kennedy

Van Raalte Papers: 1840-1849

In a statement issued by the mayor of Ommen, [?] J. Smit, the Separatist congregation was allowed to use a building on Bouwstraat for "the exercise of worship." And "that, in its desired use no hindrance can be feared for other religious denominations or disturbance of public order and safety."

Jacksonville Republican | February 1841, Jacksonville Republican (Jacksonville, Ala. : 1837-1895)

Jacksonville Republican

No abstract provided.

The American And Foreign Anti-Slavery Reporter 1841-02, The American And Foreign- Anti Slavery Society

American and Foreign Anti-Slavery Reporter

No abstract provided.

Western Episcopal Observer January 30, 1841

Gambier Observer 1841

No abstract provided.

Western Episcopal Observer January 23, 1841

Gambier Observer 1841

No abstract provided.

Letter To Mary O. Chase, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Philander has sent Mary his Prospectus. He laments that he was not able to see his friend Mrs. Ward recently and asks Mary to ask her grandfather Wells for advice on a hydraulics issue at Jubilee College.

Letter To Laura Chase, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Philander philosophizes about death after being informed of Mrs. Carpenter's death by Laura. He summarizes his recent travels through Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. Henry Chase has married and moved into Robin's Nest, while Dudley has moved out. Philander includes a drawing and detailed description of a newly constructed building on the Jubilee campus called the Farm House.

Western Episcopal Observer January 16, 1841

Gambier Observer 1841

No abstract provided.

Aaron Spell Nathan Receipt Letter, January 14, 1841, Asher M. Nathan

Aaron Spell Papers

14 January 1841 3 page letter/receipt from A.M.Nathan for 30 bales cotton brought from steamboat Panola, Manchester, Mississippi, and sold 9 January 1841.

Western Episcopal Observer January 9, 1841

Gambier Observer 1841

No abstract provided.

Aaron Spell Nathan Letter, January 6, 1841, Asher M. Nathan

Aaron Spell Papers

6 January 1841 letter from A.M. Nathan to Aaron Spell acknowledging the receipt of 30 bales on the steamer Tchula, its poor quality and subsequent sale at a lower price, and discussing cotton prices.

Western Episcopal Observer January 2, 1841

Gambier Observer 1841

No abstract provided.

De Temporibus Convivii Platonici Commentatio, Josef Spiller

Hermann Sauppe Library

No abstract provided.

Emendationes Aeschyleae, Friedrich Wilhelm Schneidewin

Hermann Sauppe Library

No abstract provided.

Testimonies Concerning Deceased Ministers: 1841, London Yearly Meeting

Historical Quaker Books

A book in a series of many concerning deceased ministers of the Society of Friends in London

52 pages

Testimonies concerning Daniel Rutter, Sarah Tuckett, William Hoskins, Olive Dymond, Margaret Bragg, Susanna Brown, William Impey, Ann Dickinson, Richard Burlingham, Elizabeth Moline, Ann Dearnaly, and Daniel Wheeler

American Criminal Trials, Peleg W. Chandler

Women in History & the Law

This is a modern account of the trial of Anne Hutchinson. Hutchinson was a midwife and healer, as well as a spiritual advisor in the Boston colony. She became embroiled in the Antinomian controversy, a religious schism that threatened to tear the colony apart. Hutchinson was arrested and charged with "transducing the ministers" and heresy. She was convicted and her family was banished from the colony in 1638. She and six members of her family were killed during Kieft's War several years later. Anne Hutchinson was only the first of several women tried for similar crimes in a short period …

Business Document Between A. C. Van Raalte And Dirk Blikman Kikkert And De Moen Co., A. C. Van Raalte, Dirk Blikman Kikkert, Nella Kennedy

Van Raalte Papers: 1840-1849

A document relating to he firm of de Moen and Co., the brickyard and ceramic works at Ommen.

Business Records, 1841, Timmons Louis Treadwell

Personal and Business Correspondence, 1841-1850 (Series 1.2)

No abstract provided.

Pension Papers, Marshall County, Ms, Author Unknown

Personal and Business Correspondence, 1841-1850 (Series 1.2)

No abstract provided.