The James Ernest Aydelotte III Manuscript Collection

Collection

Identifier: SCM 019

Staff Only

Scope and Content

This collection contains class notes taken at Princeton Seminary, circa 1960, by Dr. Aydelotte, alumnus and Presbyterian pastor.

Dates

1960

Language of Materials

English

Access:

There are no restrictions on access to this collection. The papers are available for review according to the normal rules of Special Collections.

Preferred Citation

The following is the acceptable citation for publication: The James E. Aydelotte, III Manuscript Collection. Special Collections, Princeton Theological Seminary Library.

Chronology

1934 June 15
: Born, New Orleans, Louisiana
1955
: Graduated, Southwestern University, Tennessee
1955-1960
: Student, Bachelor of Divinity, Princeton Theological Seminary
1956-1957
: Student, Ruprecht-Karl University, Germany
1960-1963
: Student, Cambridge University, England
1960 June 13
: Granted ministry license, Prebytery of Memphis
1963 November 17
: Ordained, Presbytery of St. Joseph
1963-1965
: Chaplain and assistant professor, Tarkio College, Missouri
1965-1968
: Professor, Tarkio College, Missouri
1968-1969
: Director, Tarkio College Study Center, London, England
1968
: Granted Master of Literature, Cambridge University
1969-1975
: Student, Doctor of Philosophy, University of Iowa
1975-unknown
: Professor, Franklin College, Franklin, Indiana
1977-1980
: Associate academic dean, Franklin College
1980-unknown
: Senior executive, Rotary International, Illinois

Biographical Information

James Ernest Aydelotte III graduated from Princeton Theological Seminary in 1960 with a Bachelor of Divinity. After studying at Cambridge University in England, Aydelotte was ordained in the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. He earned his Ph.D. from the University of Iowa in 1975. Aydelotte taught at Tarkio College in Missouri and Franklin College in Indiana, where he also served as an academic dean. He also served as a pastor in several churches. This collection consists of Aydelotte's class notes from his time at Princeton Theological Seminary.