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Scope and Content From the Collection: The records document over two hundred years of the church, from its beginnings in 1799 as First Presbyterian Church, to its split into the resulting Third Street Presbyterian Church, to its merger in 1919 as Westminster Presbyterian Church. The records document all aspects of the three churches, including the administrative functions, buildings, education classes, finances, membership, ministers, worship services, and organizations and their work within the church and for the community. ...

Scope and Content From the Collection: The records document over two hundred years of the church, from its beginnings in 1799 as First Presbyterian Church, to its split into the resulting Third Street Presbyterian Church, to its merger in 1919 as Westminster Presbyterian Church. The records document all aspects of the three churches, including the administrative functions, buildings, education classes, finances, membership, ministers, worship services, and organizations and their work within the church and for the community. ...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series is strong in documenting the life of Reverend Thomas E. Thomas. Rev. Thomas served First Presbyterian Church from 1858-1871. He was a widely-known teacher, Bible scholar, past president of Hanover College, and anti-slavery minister, all of which is which is well documented in this series. Of note is Rev. Phineas Gurley, who served First Church from 1849 to 1854, and preached at Abraham Lincoln's funeral.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series is strong in documenting the life of Reverend Thomas E. Thomas. Rev. Thomas served First Presbyterian Church from 1858-1871. He was a widely-known teacher, Bible scholar, past president of Hanover College, and anti-slavery minister, all of which is which is well documented in this series. Of note is Rev. Phineas Gurley, who served First Church from 1849 to 1854, and preached at Abraham Lincoln's funeral.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series is strong in documenting the life of Reverend Thomas E. Thomas. Rev. Thomas served First Presbyterian Church from 1858-1871. He was a widely-known teacher, Bible scholar, past president of Hanover College, and anti-slavery minister, all of which is which is well documented in this series. Of note is Rev. Phineas Gurley, who served First Church from 1849 to 1854, and preached at Abraham Lincoln's funeral.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series is strong in documenting the life of Reverend Thomas E. Thomas. Rev. Thomas served First Presbyterian Church from 1858-1871. He was a widely-known teacher, Bible scholar, past president of Hanover College, and anti-slavery minister, all of which is which is well documented in this series. Of note is Rev. Phineas Gurley, who served First Church from 1849 to 1854, and preached at Abraham Lincoln's funeral.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series is strong in documenting the life of Reverend Thomas E. Thomas. Rev. Thomas served First Presbyterian Church from 1858-1871. He was a widely-known teacher, Bible scholar, past president of Hanover College, and anti-slavery minister, all of which is which is well documented in this series. Of note is Rev. Phineas Gurley, who served First Church from 1849 to 1854, and preached at Abraham Lincoln's funeral.

Scope and Content From the Collection: The records document over two hundred years of the church, from its beginnings in 1799 as First Presbyterian Church, to its split into the resulting Third Street Presbyterian Church, to its merger in 1919 as Westminster Presbyterian Church. The records document all aspects of the three churches, including the administrative functions, buildings, education classes, finances, membership, ministers, worship services, and organizations and their work within the church and for the community. ...

Scope and Content From the Collection: The records document over two hundred years of the church, from its beginnings in 1799 as First Presbyterian Church, to its split into the resulting Third Street Presbyterian Church, to its merger in 1919 as Westminster Presbyterian Church. The records document all aspects of the three churches, including the administrative functions, buildings, education classes, finances, membership, ministers, worship services, and organizations and their work within the church and for the community. ...

Scope and Content From the Collection: The records document over two hundred years of the church, from its beginnings in 1799 as First Presbyterian Church, to its split into the resulting Third Street Presbyterian Church, to its merger in 1919 as Westminster Presbyterian Church. The records document all aspects of the three churches, including the administrative functions, buildings, education classes, finances, membership, ministers, worship services, and organizations and their work within the church and for the community. ...