MS. Manuscript Collections
Found in 337 Collections and/or Records:
The John Clark Bayless Manuscript Collection
This collection contains sermon manuscripts and correspondence by the Reverend Bayless. Most of the letters have also been transcribed, with typescripts enclosed. Several of these letters are written to his parents while he was a student at Princeton and record his personal thoughts on the Seminary.
The John DeWitt Manuscript Collection
This constructed collection includes correspondence, biographical materials, sermons, manuscripts, printed course outlines, and published pamphlets.
The John Dorrance Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of ten manuscript sermons.
The John Ellsworth Peters Collection on the Class of 1873
This collection consists of news clippings, obituaries, necrology reports, and biographical materials, and published materials by members of Princeton Theological Seminary's class of 1873, of which Peters was a member and for which he served as alumni secretary.
The John Gresham Machen Manuscript Collection
This collection contains materials by and about J. Gresham Machen, as well as published and unpublished materials on the 1929 reorganization of Princeton Theological Seminary.
The John H. Sinclair Manuscript Collection
The Rev. John Henderson Sinclair (b. 1924) is a member of the Princeton Theological Seminary Classes of 1947 (B.D.) and 1953 (M. Th.). This collection consists of one Hollinger Box of lecture notes taken by the Rev. Sinclair during his two degree programs. The notes were well organized and have been carefully preserved.
This collection was given to the Seminary Archives and Special Collections by the Rev. Sinclair in October, 1998.
The John Henry Livingston Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of a volume of manuscript notes taken by a student of Dr. Livingston’s courses at New Brunswick Theological Seminary.
The John Jay Pomeroy Manuscript Collection
The collection primarily consists of items carried by, written by, or given to Pomeroy during his chaplaincy at the time of the Civil War. Other items (mostly books) from his study are also included.
The John M. Mulder Manuscript Collection
This collection includes material related to Dr. Mulder’s years as a student and later as a professor of church history at Princeton Theological Seminary, including course notes, correspondence, faculty materials, material related to the seminary’s journal Theology Today (1967-1977), reviews, and material related to the project of microfilming the Papers of David Avery.