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Hartnell Jr., Jesse Papers

File — Box: Multi-collection Box 21

Identifier: RG-1469

Dates: 1830-1849

Found in: American Baptist Historical Society

Hartshorn, Chancellor Papers

Collection — Box: Multi-collection Box 13

Identifier: RG-1124

Scope and Contents

Notebook titled "Memoirs of Chancellor hartshorn," consisting of an autobiographical sketch and journal entries, 1822-1828, while Hartshorn was a student at the Hamilton Literary and Theological Institution.

Dates: 1822-1828

Found in: American Baptist Historical Society

Haswell, Alanson Mason

Collection — Box: Multi-collection Box 13

Identifier: RG-1250

Scope and Contents

Autobiography, 1929-1923; Haswell's parents were James Madison Haswell (1810-1876) and Matilda Jane Haswell; a brother and sister were also missionaries in Burma, Susan E. Haswell and James Russell Haswell.

Dates: 1929-1932

Found in: American Baptist Historical Society

Haswell, Susan E. Papers

File — Box: Multi-collection Box 6

Identifier: MP-120

Content Description

Correspondence 1905-1911

Dates: 1905-1911

Found in: American Baptist Historical Society

Heartberg, Joseph Henry

Collection

Identifier: RG-1308

Scope and Contents

Materials relating to the American Baptist Churches of New Jersey including Heartberg's addresses to the annual meeting, 1959-1972, staff reports, two reports to the Board of managers, 1959-1972; 14 papers given at various conferences related to the American Baptist Convention, 1962-1972; clippings and editorals, 1953-1970.

Dates: 1953-1972

Found in: American Baptist Historical Society

Hendershot, Elva Jenkins and Clarence

File

Identifier: RG-1495

Scope and Contents The Elva Jenkins Hendershot papers are primarily composed of family letters written by Elva and Clarence Hendershot to her parents, William James and Eva Mae Brooks Jenkins, and Elva’s sister, Mildred, on the couple’s second missionary tour in Burma (1932-1935). The letters are rich in details about their mission work and family life with their little daughter, Elaine. Information regarding Elva Jenkins’ earlier missionary service, as well as the second tour with her husband, may be found...

Dates: Bulk 1925, 1932-1935

Found in: American Baptist Historical Society