MS. Manuscript Collections

Content Description One Carton of files of Abuna Paulos papers from Dr. Froehlich in chronological order. The arrangement was done by Dr. Froehlich.

Scope and Contents These materials consist of personal and professional papers that belonged to and were authored Alan Neely.

The Princeton Theological Seminary Library holds Neely's papers as he he was named to the faculty in 1988 upon his return from Colombia; he taught until his retirement in 1996.

Scope and Content The collection consists of 3 manuscripts bound separately. A letter dated August 6, 1850, from George Bush to Archibald Alexander has been tipped into Dictata in Zachariam.

Content Description One folder of handwritten correspondence and receipts, including the note: "This packet of papers is designed to illustrate my books on Baptism & belongs to that collection. S.A."

Includes a photocopy of a letter from Samuel Agnew to the Rev. John Pierpont, 1856 June 28, given to Special Collections by the Pierpont Morgan Library.

Scope and Contents The papers of C. Ransom Comfort, Jr. consist of Bible studies, sermons, radio talks, series talks, as well as materials from his spouse Rebekah Purves Armstrong Comfort.

Scope and Content The collection consists of works collected and created by Harriet F. and Caleb Cook Baldwin on their missionary tours in China during the 19th century. Items include black and white photographs, works by the Baldwins printed in China, and biographical documents about Caleb Baldwin.

Scope and Contents The collection consists of sermon manuscripts, various correspondences, various occasional reports concerned with churches and missions in Eastern Europe, and with the related topic of communism. There are also conference materials, lecture notes, and papers documenting Prof. Pope’s academic interests and career. Photocopied research materials on Washington and Lee University and a list of books donated to Princeton Theological Seminary are available.

Scope and Content The collection consists of 36 pages from Warren's journal and 94 pages of correspondence. The last several letters were written by fellow missionaries after Warren's death.