MS. Manuscript Collections
Found in 339 Collections and/or Records:
The Henry James Owen Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of a memorial scrapbook of the Reverend Owens, including clippings, obituaries, correspondence and other items.
Joseph and Augusta Owen Manuscript Collection
This collection includes the diaries of Joseph Owen, missionary to India in the mid-nineteenth century, and of his wife Augusta.
The Francis Landey Patton Manuscript Collection
This constructed collection includes student notes of Patton lectures, printed lecture notes (with student marginalia by Robert E. Speer), biographical materials, news clippings, and correspondence.
The William Miller Paxton Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of sermons, addresses, notes taken as a student, biographical materials, lecture notes, class records, faculty memoranda, and other material from the life of William Miller Paxton.
The Persian Manuscript Collection
This is a constructed collection including materials in Persian and Arabic-language materials from Persia (now Iran). Provenance notes are listed with the items below.
The J.B. Phillips Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of more than 50 personal letters to and from J.B. Phillips and from Dr. Walter James, from 1953 to 1980. Some letters contain small water colors painted by Mr. Phillips. It also includes some additional miscellanea.
The Arthur Tappan and Delavan Leonard Pierson Manuscript Collection
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 George Tybout Purves Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of correspondence, biographical materials, and class notes from lectures by Dr. George Purves at Princeton Theological Seminary, taken by N.W. Harkness and Eliphalet B. Terry.
Henry William Rankin Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of manuscripts, notes, and scrapbooks belonging to Mr. Rankin.