A Sketch of Rev. Samuel Mcmaster : 1744-1811
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White was urging that the Presbyterian Church or myself should own it. So I kept my eye on it and waited.
In 1880 I returned to Missouri, and three years after a letter came from Mrs. White telling of the death of her husband, and -22- sayi^g that she wanted me to have the desk at ray former offer of $30 (the legally appraised value in the inventory of the estate of Madame Holden). I was absent, and my wife hurried off the money and made me a present of the noble old landmark. It came during th...e winter when I was writing my memorial to Makemie, and no one but myself can estimate the joy and inspiration which it brought.
Thus through the goodness of two good women, both sainted now, Mrs. White and Mrs. Bowen, the only relic of the Father of American Presbyterianism has come into the filial care of the Church which is his child and heir.
And in donating the desk to the Seminary I Union Theological of Richmond, Virginia I, in the bounds of the State where Francis Makemie lived and died and lies buried, I would like for the memory of Ellen Powell Bowen to be connected with it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
White was urging that the Presbyterian Church or myself should own it. So I kept my eye on it and waited.
In 1880 I returned to Missouri, and three years after a letter came from Mrs. White telling of the death of her husband, and -22- sayi^g that she wanted me to have the desk at ray former offer of $30 (the legally appraised value in the inventory of the estate of Madame Holden). I was absent, and my wife hurried off the money and made me a present of the noble old landmark. It came during th...e winter when I was writing my memorial to Makemie, and no one but myself can estimate the joy and inspiration which it brought.
Thus through the goodness of two good women, both sainted now, Mrs. White and Mrs. Bowen, the only relic of the Father of American Presbyterianism has come into the filial care of the Church which is his child and heir.
And in donating the desk to the Seminary I Union Theological of Richmond, Virginia I, in the bounds of the State where Francis Makemie lived and died and lies buried, I would like for the memory of Ellen Powell Bowen to be connected with it.
What to read after A Sketch of Rev. Samuel Mcmaster : 1744-1811?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcmaster, John Stevenson, 1859-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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