MS. Manuscript Collections
Found in 339 Collections and/or Records:
The Edward John Hamilton Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of the journals and notebooks of Edward John Hamilton, a Princeton Seminary alumnus who was born in Ireland and served as chaplain in the Union Army from 1863 to 1865. The collection includes lectures by Charles Hodge, William Henry Green and Alexander McGill.
The Nancy L. Harris Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of class notes taken by Nancy Harris at Princeton Seminary from 1958 to 1961.
The James Addison Henry Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of letters, documents, and signatures preserved by Dr. Henry in the course of his extensive correspondence.
The Archibald Alexander Hodge Manuscript Collection
This collection contains lectures, sermons, addresses, correspondence, examinations, genealogical materials, newspaper clippings, and miscellaneous items from the life of Archibald Alexander Hodge. The vast majority of Archibald Alexander Hodge's manuscript materials are not dated. It is therefore impossible to give an exact date for most documents. Bracketed dates indicate approximations
The Margaret Howland Manuscript Collection
The Margaret Howland Manuscript Collection consists of approximately 2.17 linear inches of documents dating from 1954 to 1958 containing information about Howland’s time in the classroom as a student at Princeton Theological Seminary.
The Sheldon Jackson Manuscript Collection (Concerning Alaska, 1878-1908)
This collection of Sheldon Jackson papers for the years 1878-1908 consists mainly of material relating to his missionary work in Alaska. It contains correspondence, reports, published and other written material by or about Sheldon Jackson.
The Christian H. Martin Jr. Manuscript Collection
This collection includes material relating to Rev. Martin's service as United States Air Force Chaplain.
The James Black McCreary Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of sermon manuscripts used by Reverend McCreary, as well as biographical information about him.
The Alexander Taggart McGill Manuscript Collection
This collection includes student notes taken by Isaac Hiram Condit in Dr. McGill’s classes on homiletics and church government (1873-1874), correspondence, biographical materials, printed questions on homiletics (1864) and miscellanea.
The Melrose Family Collection
The collection consists of booklets, black and white photographs, and transcribed memoirs, which document the missionary activities of members of the Melrose family, including Paul C. Melrose, an alumnus of Princeton Theological Seminary 1912-1915.