Location: Archon Office of the President James Harris Fairchild Pres... Finding Aid

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James Harris Fairchild Presidential Papers, 1771-1926, 2000 | Oberlin College Archives

By Valerie S. Komor and Roland M. Baumann

Collection Overview

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Collection Historical Note

Subject/Index Terms

Administrative Information

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Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Series:

[Series I: Correspondence (Calendared), 1852-1903, undated],
[Series II: Correspondence (Uncalendared), 1819-1900, undated],
[Series III: Courtship Correspondence of James Harris Fairchild and Mary Fletcher Kellogg (typescript), 1838-1841],
[Series IV: Miscellaneous Institutional Records Kept by James Harris Fairchild, ca. 1833-1840, 1854-1884],
[Series V: Miscellaneous Non-Institutional Records Kept by James Harris Fairchild, 1771-1909, 1926, undated],
[Series VI: Teaching Files of James Harris Fairchild, 1862-1882, undated],
[Series VII: Travel Diaries, 1870-1871, 1884],
[Series VIII: Writings by James Harris Fairchild, 1852-1910, undated],
[Series IX: Sermons, 1860-1870, 1874-1875, 1877, 1880-1883, 1889, undated],
[Series X: Miscellaneous Printed Writings by James Harris Fairchild, 1852-1897],
[Series XI: Writings about James Harris Fairchild, 1883-1910, 1966, undated],
[Series XII: Photographs, 1833-1838, 1863, undated],
[Series XIII: Miscellaneous Fairchild Correspondence (later accession), 1881, 1887-1889],
[All]

Series I: Correspondence (Calendared), 1852-1903, undated

See six volume calendar and index

Box 1

Folder 1: Correspondence (incoming), 1852-1871

Folder 2: Correspondence (incoming), 1872

Folder 3: Correspondence (incoming), 1873 January-June

Folder 4: Correspondence (incoming), 1873 July-1874

Folder 5: Correspondence (incoming), 1875 January-June

Folder 6: Correspondence (incoming), 1875 July-December

Folder 7: Correspondence (incoming), 1876 January-June

Folder 8: Correspondence (incoming), 1876 July-September

Folder 9: Correspondence (incoming), 1876 October-November

Folder 10: Correspondence (incoming), 1876 December

Folder 11: Correspondence (incoming), 1877

Box 2

Folder 1: Correspondence (incoming), 1878 January-June

Folder 2: Correspondence (incoming), 1878 July-August

Folder 3: Correspondence (incoming), 1878 September

Folder 4: Correspondence (incoming), 1878 October-November

Folder 5: Correspondence (incoming), 1878 December

Folder 6: Correspondence (incoming), 1879 January

Folder 7: Correspondence (incoming), 1879 February

Folder 8: Correspondence (incoming), 1879 March-April

Folder 9: Correspondence (incoming), 1879 May-June

Folder 10: Correspondence (incoming), 1879 July

Folder 11: Correspondence (incoming), 1879 August

Box 3

Folder 1: Correspondence (incoming), 1879 September

Folder 2: Correspondence (incoming), 1879 October

Folder 3: Correspondence (incoming), 1879 November

Folder 4: Correspondence (incoming), 1879 December

Folder 5: Correspondence (incoming), ca. 1880

Cards (2 letters) dated 188–, with no completion of the date. Some with date of months, others only 188–. Corresponding cards at beginning of 1880 file.

Folder 6: Correspondence (incoming), 1880 January

Folder 7: Correspondence (incoming), 1880 February

Folder 8: Correspondence (incoming), 1880 March

Folder 9: Correspondence (incoming), 1880 April

Folder 10: Correspondence (incoming), 1880 May-June

Folder 11: Correspondence (incoming), 1880 July

Box 4

Folder 1: Correspondence (incoming), 1880 August

Folder 2: Correspondence (incoming), 1880 September

Folder 3: Correspondence (incoming), 1880 October

Folder 4: Correspondence (incoming), 1880 November

Folder 5: Correspondence (incoming), 1880 December

Folder 6: Correspondence (incoming), 1881 January

Folder 7: Correspondence (incoming), 1881 February

Folder 8: Correspondence (incoming), 1881 March

Folder 9: Correspondence (incoming), 1881 April

Folder 10: Correspondence (incoming), 1881 May

Folder 11: Correspondence (incoming), 1881 June

Folder 12: Correspondence (incoming), 1881 July

Box 5

Folder 1: Correspondence (incoming), 1881 August

Folder 2: Correspondence (incoming), 1881 September

Folder 3: Correspondence (incoming), 1881 October

Folder 4: Correspondence (incoming), 1881 November

Folder 5: Correspondence (incoming), 1881 December

Folder 6: Correspondence (incoming), 1882 January

Folder 7: Correspondence (incoming), 1882 February

Folder 8: Correspondence (incoming), 1882 March

Folder 9: Correspondence (incoming), 1882 April

Folder 10: Correspondence (incoming), 1882 May

Folder 11: Correspondence (incoming), 1882 June

Folder 12: Correspondence (incoming), 1882 July

Box 6

Folder 1: Correspondence (incoming), 1882 August

Folder 2: Correspondence (incoming), 1882 September

Folder 3: Correspondence (incoming), 1882 October

Folder 4: Correspondence (incoming), 1882 November

Folder 5: Correspondence (incoming), 1882 December

Folder 6: Correspondence (incoming), 1883 January

Folder 7: Correspondence (incoming), 1883 February

Folder 8: Correspondence (incoming), 1883 March

Folder 9: Correspondence (incoming), 1883 April

Folder 10: Correspondence (incoming), 1883 May

Folder 11: Correspondence (incoming), 1883 June

Folder 12: Correspondence (incoming), 1883 July

Box 7

Folder 1: Correspondence (incoming), 1883 August

Folder 2: Correspondence (incoming), 1883 September

Folder 3: Correspondence (incoming), 1883 October

Folder 4: Correspondence (incoming), 1883 November

Folder 5: Correspondence (incoming), 1883 December

Folder 6: Correspondence (incoming), 1884 January

Folder 7: Correspondence (incoming), 1884 February

Folder 8: Correspondence (incoming), 1884 March

Folder 9: Correspondence (incoming), 1884 April

Folder 10: Correspondence (incoming), 1884 May

Folder 11: Correspondence (incoming), 1884 June

Folder 12: Correspondence (incoming), 1884 July

Box 8

Folder 1: Correspondence (incoming), 1884 August

Folder 2: Correspondence (incoming), 1884 September

Folder 3: Correspondence (incoming), 1884 October

Folder 4: Correspondence (incoming), 1884 November

Folder 5: Correspondence (incoming), 1884 December

Folder 6: Correspondence (incoming), 1885 January

Folder 7: Correspondence (incoming), 1885 February

Folder 8: Correspondence (incoming), 1885 March

Folder 9: Correspondence (incoming), 1885 April

Folder 10: Correspondence (incoming), 1885 May

Folder 11: Correspondence (incoming), 1885 June

Folder 12: Correspondence (incoming), 1885 July

Folder 13: Correspondence (incoming), 1885 August

Box 9

Folder 1: Correspondence (incoming), 1885 September

Folder 2: Correspondence (incoming), 1885 October

Folder 3: Correspondence (incoming), 1885 November

Folder 4: Correspondence (incoming), 1885 December

Folder 5: Correspondence (incoming), 1886 January

Folder 6: Correspondence (incoming), 1886 February

Folder 7: Correspondence (incoming), 1886 March

Folder 8: Correspondence (incoming), 1886 April

Folder 9: Correspondence (incoming), 1886 May-June

Folder 10: Correspondence (incoming), 1886 July

Folder 11: Correspondence (incoming), 1886 August

Folder 12: Correspondence (incoming), 1886 September

Box 10

Folder 1: Correspondence (incoming), 1886 October

Folder 2: Correspondence (incoming), 1886 November

Folder 3: Correspondence (incoming), 1886 December

Folder 4: Correspondence (incoming), 1887 January

Folder 5: Correspondence (incoming), 1887 February

Folder 6: Correspondence (incoming), 1887 March

Folder 7: Correspondence (incoming), 1887 April

Folder 8: Correspondence (incoming), 1887 May

Folder 9: Correspondence (incoming), 1887 June

Folder 10: Correspondence (incoming), 1887 July

Box 11

Folder 1: Correspondence (incoming), 1887 August

Folder 2: Correspondence (incoming), 1887 September

Folder 3: Correspondence (incoming), 1887 October

Folder 4: Correspondence (incoming), 1887 November

Folder 5: Correspondence (incoming), 1887 December

Folder 6: Correspondence (incoming), 1888 January

Folder 7: Correspondence (incoming), 1888 February

Folder 8: Correspondence (incoming), 1888 March

Folder 9: Correspondence (incoming), 1888 April

Folder 10: Correspondence (incoming), 1888 May

Folder 11: Correspondence (incoming), 1888 June

Box 12

Folder 1: Correspondence (incoming), 1888 July

Folder 2: Correspondence (incoming), 1888 August

Folder 3: Correspondence (incoming), 1888 September

Folder 4: Correspondence (incoming), 1888 October

Folder 5: Correspondence (incoming), 1888 November

Folder 6: Correspondence (incoming), 1888 December

Folder 7: Correspondence (incoming), 1889 January

Folder 8: Correspondence (incoming), 1889 February

Folder 9: Correspondence (incoming), 1889 March

Folder 10: Correspondence (incoming), 1889 April

Folder 11: Correspondence (incoming), 1889 May

Folder 12: Correspondence (incoming), 1889 June

Box 13

Folder 1: Correspondence (incoming), 1889 July

Folder 2: Correspondence (incoming), 1889 August

Folder 3: Correspondence (incoming), 1889 September

Folder 4: Correspondence (incoming), 1889 October

Folder 5: Correspondence (incoming), 1889 November

Folder 6: Correspondence (incoming), 1889 December

Folder 7: Correspondence (incoming), 1890 January

Folder 8: Correspondence (incoming), 1890 February

Folder 9: Correspondence (incoming), 1890 March

Folder 10: Correspondence (incoming), 1890 April

Folder 11: Correspondence (incoming), 1890 May

Folder 12: Correspondence (incoming), 1890 June

Folder 13: Correspondence (incoming), 1890 July

Box 14

Folder 1: Correspondence (incoming), 1890 August

Folder 2: Correspondence (incoming), 1890 September

Folder 3: Correspondence (incoming), 1890 October

Folder 4: Correspondence (incoming), 1890 November

Folder 5: Correspondence (incoming), 1890 December

Folder 6: Correspondence (incoming), 1891 January

Folder 7: Correspondence (incoming), 1891 February

Folder 8: Correspondence (incoming), 1891 March-April

Folder 9: Correspondence (incoming), 1891 May

Folder 10: Correspondence (incoming), 1891 June

Folder 11: Correspondence (incoming), 1891 July-August

Folder 12: Correspondence (incoming), 1891 September-October

Folder 13: Correspondence (incoming), 1891 November-December

Box 15

Folder 1: Correspondence (incoming), 1892 January

Folder 2: Correspondence (incoming), 1892 February

Folder 3: Correspondence (incoming), 1892 March

Folder 4: Correspondence (incoming), 1892 April

Folder 5: Correspondence (incoming), 1892 May

Folder 6: Correspondence (incoming), 1892 June

Folder 7: Correspondence (incoming), 1892 July

Folder 8: Correspondence (incoming), 1892 August

Folder 9: Correspondence (incoming), 1892 September

Folder 10: Correspondence (incoming), 1892 October

Folder 11: Correspondence (incoming), 1892 November

Folder 12: Correspondence (incoming), 1892 December

Folder 13: Correspondence (incoming), 1893 January

Folder 14: Correspondence (incoming), 1893 February

Folder 15: Correspondence (incoming), 1893 March

Folder 16: Correspondence (incoming), 1893 April-May

Folder 17: Correspondence (incoming), 1893 June-July

Box 16

Folder 1: Correspondence (incoming), 1893 August-September

Folder 2: Correspondence (incoming), 1893 October

Folder 3: Correspondence (incoming), 1893 November-December

Folder 4: Correspondence (incoming), 1894 January

Folder 5: Correspondence (incoming), 1894 February

Folder 6: Correspondence (incoming), 1894 March-April

Folder 7: Correspondence (incoming), 1894 May-June

Folder 8: Correspondence (incoming), 1894 July-August

Folder 9: Correspondence (incoming), 1894 September-October

Folder 10: Correspondence (incoming), 1894 November-December

Folder 11: Correspondence (incoming), 1895 January

Folder 12: Correspondence (incoming), 1895 February-March

Folder 13: Correspondence (incoming), 1895 April-May

Folder 14: Correspondence (incoming), 1895 June-July

Box 17

Folder 1: Correspondence (incoming), 1895 August-September

Folder 2: Correspondence (incoming), 1895 October-December

Folder 3: Correspondence (incoming), 1896 January-February

Folder 4: Correspondence (incoming), 1896 March-April

Folder 5: Correspondence (incoming), 1896 May

Folder 6: Correspondence (incoming), 1896 June

Folder 7: Correspondence (incoming), 1896 July-August

Folder 8: Correspondence (incoming), 1896 September-October

Folder 9: Correspondence (incoming), 1896 November

Folder 10: Correspondence (incoming), 1896 December

Folder 11: Correspondence (incoming), 1897 January

Folder 12: Correspondence (incoming), 1897 February

Folder 13: Correspondence (incoming), 1897 March-April

Folder 14: Correspondence (incoming), 1897 May-July

Folder 15: Correspondence (incoming), 1897 August-October

Folder 16: Correspondence (incoming), 1897 November-December

Box 18

Folder 1: Correspondence (incoming), 1898 January-April

Folder 2: Correspondence (incoming), 1898 May-August

Folder 3: Correspondence (incoming), 1898 September-December

Folder 4: Correspondence (incoming), 1899 January-June

Folder 5: Correspondence (incoming), 1899 July-December

Folder 6: Correspondence (incoming), 1900 January-June

Folder 7: Correspondence (incoming), 1900 July-December

Folder 8: Correspondence (incoming), 1901-1903

Box 19

Folder 1: Correspondence (incoming), A-C, undated

Folder 2: Correspondence (incoming), D-F, undated

Folder 3: Correspondence (incoming), G-H, undated

Folder 4: Correspondence (incoming), I-K, undated

Folder 5: Correspondence (incoming), L-M, undated

Folder 6: Correspondence (incoming), N-Q, undated

Folder 7: Correspondence (incoming), R-S, undated

Folder 8: Correspondence (incoming), T-Z, undated

Series II: Correspondence (Uncalendared), 1819-1900, undated

Courtship letters in poor condition, use bound volumes in Series 3 or microfilm in Archives

Box 1

Folder 1: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1838 March 19

Folder 2: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1838 March 28

Folder 3: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, ca. 1838 April 3

Folder 4: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1838 April 9

Folder 5: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1838 April 16

Folder 6: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1838 May

Folder 7: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1838 May

Folder 8: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, ca. 1838 May-June

Folder 9: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, ca. 1838 May-June

Folder 10: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1838 June 18

Folder 11: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1838 August 2

Folder 12: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1838 August 21

Folder 13: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1838 September 14

Folder 14: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1838 October 4

Folder 15: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1838 October 11

Folder 16: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1838 October 24

Folder 17: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1838 November 5

Folder 18: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1838 November 29

Folder 19: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1838 December 20

Folder 20: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1839 January 14

Folder 21: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1839 February 28

Folder 22: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1839 March 2

Folder 23: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1839 April 22

Folder 24: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1839 May 20

Folder 25: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1839 June 24

Folder 26: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1839 July 1

Folder 27: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1839 August 5

Folder 28: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1839 October 2

Folder 29: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1839 October 29

Folder 30: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1839 November 22

Folder 31: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1839 December 16

Folder 32: James Fairchild to Titus and Lucy Kellogg, 1840 January 7

Folder 33: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1840 January 10

Folder 34: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1840 February 7

Folder 35: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1840 March 24

Folder 36: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1840 June 2

Folder 37: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1840 June 29

Folder 38: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1840 July 29

Folder 39: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1840 August 25

Folder 40: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1840 September 21

Folder 41: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1840 October 13

Folder 42: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1840 November 2

Folder 43: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1840 November 22

Folder 44: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1840 December 7

Folder 45: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1840 December 21

Folder 46: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1841 January 6

Folder 47: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1841 January 25

Folder 48: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1841 February 8

Folder 49: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1841 February 8

Folder 50: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1841 March 11

Folder 51: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1841 April 10

Folder 52: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1841 April 27

Folder 53: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1841 May 12

Folder 54: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1841 May 30

Folder 55: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1841 June 22

Folder 56: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1841 July 19

Folder 57: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1841 August 22

Folder 58: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1841 September 2

Folder 59: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1841 September 22

Folder 60: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1841 October 21

Folder 61: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1841 October 31

Box 1 oversize

Folder 1: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1839 August 24

Encapsulated. Located in Oversize Box 1 of the Henry Churchill King Papers (RG 2/6).

Folder 2: James Fairchild to Mary Kellogg, 1840 February 11

Encapsulated. Located in Oversize Box 1 of the Henry Churchill King papers (RG 2/6).

Box 2

Folder 1: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, ca. 1838 March 28

Folder 2: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, ca. 1838 April 6

Folder 3: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, ca. 1838 April 10-11

Folder 4: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1838 April 17

Folder 5: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1838

Folder 6: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, ca. 1838 May-June

Folder 7: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1838

Folder 8: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1838 August 20

Folder 9: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1838 September 5

Folder 10: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1838 October 8

Folder 11: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1838 October 19

Folder 12: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1838 November 2

Folder 13: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1838 November 19

Folder 14: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1838 December 13

Folder 15: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1839 January 15

Folder 16: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1839 February 11

Folder 17: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1839 March 16

Folder 18: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1839 April 6

Folder 19: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1839 May 11

Folder 20: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1839 June 12

Folder 21: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1839 July 10

Folder 22: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1838 July 21

Folder 23: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1839 August 19

Folder 24: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1839 September 20

Folder 25: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1839 October 26

Folder 26: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1839 November 29

Folder 27: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1839 December 23

Folder 28: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1840 January 20

Folder 29: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1840 February 22

Folder 30: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1840 March 16

Folder 31: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1840 May 11

Folder 32: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1840 June 15

Folder 33: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1840 July 13

Folder 34: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1840 September 7

Folder 35: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1840 October 5

Folder 36: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1840 November 9

Folder 37: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1840 December 22

Folder 38: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1841 January 11

Folder 39: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1841 February 8

Folder 40: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1841 March 16

Folder 41: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1841 April 20

Folder 42: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1841 May 18

Folder 43: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1841 June 29

Folder 44: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1841 July 27

Folder 45: Mary Kellogg to James Fairchild, 1841 August 31

Box 3

Folder 1: Letters to James Fairchild, 1838-1864

Microfilmed

Folder 2: James Fairchild correspondence to his family from Europe and the Holy Land, 1870-1871

Microfilmed

Folder 3: James Fairchild to Charles Grandison Finney, ca. 1850-1860

Folder 4: James Fairchild to Captain Alva Bradley, ca. 1837

Folder 5: James Fairchild to his parents Grandison and Nancy Fairchild, 1872 January 24

Folder 6: Letters of introduction on behalf of James Fairchild in Europe, 1870

Folder 7: Third party correspondence, ca. 1830-1880, undated

Folder 8: Various letters and personal papers, 1835-1900, undated

Box 4

Folder 1: Incomplete letters, 1883-1899

Folder 2: Incomplete and unidentified letters and essays, ca. 1869-1899

Folder 3: Incomplete and unidentified letters and essays, ca. 1869-1899

Folder 4: Loose papers received after microfilming, 1819-1894

Series III: Courtship Correspondence of James Harris Fairchild and Mary Fletcher Kellogg (typescript), 1838-1841

Item 1: "Where Liberty Dwells: The Letters of James Harris Fairchild and Mary Fletcher Kellogg from the Western Reserve, 1838-1841, Volume I, 1939

Item 2: "Where Liberty Dwells: The Letters of James Harris Fairchild and Mary Fletcher Kellogg from the Western Reserve, 1838-1841, Volume II, 1939

Item 3: "Where Liberty Dwells: The Letters of James Harris Fairchild and Mary Fletcher Kellogg from the Western Reserve, 1838-1841, Volume III, 1939

Folder 1: Index to letters, undated

Series IV: Miscellaneous Institutional Records Kept by James Harris Fairchild, ca. 1833-1840, 1854-1884

Box 1

Folder 1: Annual Reports of the President, 1867 August-1879 January

Folder 2: Annual Reports of the President (photocopies), 1876 July-1879 January

Folder 3: Annual Reports of the President, 1867-1869

Folder 4: Annual Reports of the President, 1870-1875

Folder 5: Annual Reports of the President, 1876-1877

Original closed to researchers. Use photocopy provided.

Folder 6: Annual Reports of the President, 1876-1879

Folder 7: Annual Reports of the President, 1880s

Folder 8: Annual Reports of the President, 1884

Folder 9: Date books and account books (4 vol), 1854-1874

Folder 10: Petitions and official records of early Oberlin faculty, ca. 1833-1840

Includes student confessions

Series V: Miscellaneous Non-Institutional Records Kept by James Harris Fairchild, 1771-1909, 1926, undated

Subseries 1: Manuscript Material, 1771-1926

Box 1

Folder 1: Meteorological Observations of James Fairchild made in Oberlin, Ohio, 1849

Folder 2: Meteorological Observations of James Fairchild made in Oberlin, Ohio, 1850

Folder 3: Meteorological Observations of James Fairchild made in Oberlin, Ohio, 1851

Folder 4: Meteorological Observations of James Fairchild made in Oberlin, Ohio, 1852

Folder 5: Meteorological Observations of James Fairchild made in Oberlin, Ohio, 1853

Folder 6: Meteorological Observations of James Fairchild made in Oberlin, Ohio, 1854

Folder 7: Meteorological Observations of James Fairchild made in Oberlin, Ohio, 1855

Folder 8: Meteorological Observations of James Fairchild made in Oberlin, Ohio, 1856

Folder 9: Meteorological Observations of James Fairchild made in Oberlin, Ohio, 1857

Folder 10: Meteorological Observations of James Fairchild made in Oberlin, Ohio, 1858

Box 2

Folder 1: Miscellaneous papers, 1847-1887, undated

Item 1: "Oberlin" poem, 1849

Item 2: Board of National Popular Education circular (printed), 1848

Item 3: Letters of Catherine Esther Beecher to Antoinette Putnam (2 letters), 1847

Item 4: Articles of Faith proposed by the New York City Congregational Church (4 copies), undated

Item 5: American board of the Congregational Church announcement of meeting, 1887

Folder 2: Miscellaneous papers, 1771-1926, undated

Item 1: Bill to incorporate the Trustees of the First Congregational Society, Strongsville, Ohio, undated

Item 2: Woman's Board of Missions Bulletin, Chicago, 1926

Item 3: "The Saratoga Anniversary (60th) of the American Home Missionary Society" clipping, undated

Item 4: "The Ignorance that is Bliss" clipping, undated

Item 5: Indenture (lease), Martin H. Drummond for Joshua S. Harlow, 1851

Item 6: Document in Arabic with Edward Increase Bosworth's name in pencil, undated

Item 7: History of unknown church, Trumbull County, Ohio, undated

Item 8: Map in Arabic, undated

Item 9: Marriage certificate of William Robbins, 1849

Item 10: Emergency Turkish Passport of Mary F. Cowles, 1909

Item 11: Receipt for a subscription to Bibliotheca Sacra, undated

Item 12: Western Reserve Society invitation to join the Sons of the American Revolution (printed), 1892

Folder 3: Reverend Joseph Badger, 1840, 1851

Item 1: Galleys of autobiography, 1851

Item 2: Letter from Joseph Badger to Thomas Day (manuscript and transcription), 1840

Folder 4: Examination in Positive Institutions, undated

Folder 5: Oberlin Agricultural and Horticultural Society, 1839-1849

Folder 6: Oberlin Agricultural and Horticultural Society, undated

Folder 7: Oberlin Agricultural and Horticultural Society, undated

Folder 8: Oberlin Evangelist Association, 1845-1858

Folder 9: Oberlin Evangelist Association, 1849-1862

Folder 10: Sermons (manuscripts) collected by Fairchild, 1771-1865

Folder 11: Temperance Movement: letters to the people of Oberlin from Harmon Beecher and T.H. Rowland, 1881

Subseries 2: Printed Material, 1876-1884, undated

Box 2

Folder 12: "A Defence of Ohio Congregationalism and Oberlin College, in Reply to Kennedy's Plan of Union by Rev. Henry Cowles (24 pp), undated

Folder 13: "Lessons from the Hawaiian Islands" by S.C. Armstrong, reprinted from The Journal of Christian Philosophy (30 pp), 1884 January

Folder 14: "Ohio Manual, A Statement of the Historical, Doctrinal, and Ecclesiastical Position of the Congregational Churches" (40 pp), 1876

Folder 15: "Who Wrote the Book of Mormon" by Robert Patterson of Pittsburgh, reprinted from The Illustrated History of Washington County (16 pp), 1882

Series VI: Teaching Files of James Harris Fairchild, 1862-1882, undated

Box 1

Item 1: Lecture Notebooks (12 vol), 1862-1882, undated

Box 2

Folder 1: Lecture Notebooks (2 vol), 1881-1882

Folder 2: Academic grade sheets (3), 1865, 1881

Folder 3: Miscellaneous teaching files, undated

Folder 4: Regulations prohibiting pilfering by students, undated

Box 3 oversize

Item 1: Class list with grades, 1866

Series VII: Travel Diaries, 1870-1871, 1884

Folder 1: European trip diaries (3 vol), 1870-1871

Folder 2: California and Hawaii travel diary, 1884

Series VIII: Writings by James Harris Fairchild, 1852-1910, undated

Subseries 1: Writings as per Initial Arrangement of 1969-1970, 1833-1897, 2000, undated

Box 1

Folder 1: Autobiography of James Harris Fairchild (43 pp), 1897 September

Written in pencil

Folder 2: "Grandfather's Story" (61 pp), undated

Folder 3: Autobiographical manuscript segments, undated

3 segments

Box 2

Folder 1: Elements of Natural Theology, incomplete manuscript, 1892

Folder 2: Elements of Natural Theology, incomplete manuscript, 1892

Box 3

Folder 1: Labor and Capital manuscript, undated

Folder 2: Oberlin Literature manuscript, undated

Folder 3: Editor of the Independent manuscript, undated

Folder 4: Joseph Cook on Conscience manuscript, undated

Folder 5: Untitled (in pencil) manuscript, undated

Folder 6: Oberlin Theology manuscript, undated

Includes photocopy

Folder 7: Oberlin Theology, transcription provided by Allen Guelzo, 2000

Folder 8: Oberlin: The Colony and the College manuscript, 1833-1883

Folder 9: Oberlin: The Colony and the College manuscript, 1833-1883

Folder 10: Oberlin: The Colony and the College manuscript, 1833-1883

Folder 11: "The Political Situation," an article read before the Literary Association of the Faculty of Oberlin College manuscript, undated

Folder 12: "The Doctrine of Sanctification at Oberlin manuscript, 1876

Subseries 2: Writings as per Rearrangement of 2004-2005, 1844-1897, undated

Box 4

Folder 1: Address delivered before the Agricultural Society of Erie and Huron Counties, 1853 October 6

Folder 2: Address delivered before the Agricultural Society of Oberlin, 1844 October 15

Folder 3: Civilized Labor, undated

First page and other pages missing.

Folder 4: "The Disturbing Forces in American Homes" manuscript given at Oberlin College, ca. 1882

Folder 5: "...Friend of Education," regarding Agricultural and Industrial Education, meeting held in Columbus, Ohio, 1864 December 27

James Harris Fairchild was the secretary of this group.

Folder 6: "Relations of Labor and Capital", undated

Folder 7: Scholarship funded by College Alumni, ca. 1866

Folder 8: "The Successful Farmer", undated

Folder 9: "Taxation of Churches and Colleges", undated

Folder 10: "Taxation of Colleges and Churches", undated

Folder 11: "Tools and Machinery," an address to the Students of the Ohio Agricultural College, Columbus, Ohii, 1854 December 4

Clippings pasted into booklet with notes.

Folder 12: "Work and its Reward" (Matthew 20:7), undated

Folder 13: "The College", 1873

Folder 14: "College Discipline", 1883

Folder 15: "Course of Study," monthly lecture, 1867 March

Folder 16: "Finances of Students", undated

Folder 17: "Financial Matters", undated

Folder 18: "General Duties of Students", undated

Folder 19: "The Joint Education of the Sexes," presented at Ohio State Teachers Association, Sandusky, Ohio, 1852 July 8

Two copies.

Folder 20: "Lecture 5" (Physical Chemistry), undated

Folder 21: "Marking Honors–Prizes", undated

Folder 22: "Matters Pertaining to Morals of Students," lecture to students, undated

Folder 23: "Mental Habits and Tendencies," lecture to students, undated

Folder 24: "Money and its Uses," lecture to students, undated

Folder 25: Notes taken of orations (reverse side of program) at the Anniversary Exercises of the Young Men's Lyceum, 1855 August 11

Folder 26: "Oberlin, Its Origin, Progress, and Results" pamphlet, 1860, 1871

Includes second pamphlet republished from 1860

Folder 27: "Responsibilities of Students–No Text or Sermon" manuscript, undated

Folder 28: "Rudeness of Manners," lecture to students, 1851 April 14

Folder 29: "The Students' Probation", ca. 1863 July

Folder 30: "The Teacher's Powers as Resulting from Completeness of Character", undated

Folder 31: "Talk to Teachers, Outside Study and Knowledge", 1884 September 30

Folder 32: "To Teachers–A Lecture, Social Duties and Relations", undated

Folder 33: "To Teachers, The Teacher's Relation to Money", 1868 September 15

Box 5

Folder 1: Funeral remarks given at the funeral of Brother S. (OC graduate ca. 1838), undated

Folder 2: Funeral remarks given at the funeral of Mrs. Minerva Dayton Cowles, ca. 1880

Folder 3: Funeral remarks given at the funeral of James Dascomb, ca. 1880

Folder 4: Funeral remarks given at the funeral of Mrs. Marianne Parker Dascomb, ca. 1879

Folder 5: Funeral remarks given at the funeral of Dr. Isaac Jennings, ca. 1874

Folder 6: Funeral remarks given at the funeral of Father John Keep (born 1781 April 20), ca. 1870

Folder 7: Funeral remarks made regarding the loss of our young friend (illegible), undated

Folder 8: Notes on the meeting of the American Board for Commissioners on Foreign Missions, annual meeting at Springfield, Massachusetts, undated

Folder 9: Address before the Young Men's Anti Slaver Society of Oberlin, undated

Probably before 1852.

Folder 10: Address before the Union Literary Society regarding the system of association or the combined order of social life, 1844 April 10

Folder 11: An adjournment meeting of the Friends of Education convened at the Goodale House in Columbus, at the call of the Committee, 1865 January 17

Folder 12: "Conscience or Desires," Thursday Lecture, 1872 October 10

Folder 13: "Close of the Civil War" (Thanksgiving) on an occasion of gratitude and joy delivered at Oberlin, 1865 April 14

Folder 14: "The English Universities" given to teachers and served as a Thursday Lecture, 1872, 1882

Folder 15: "Manners" Thursday Lecture, 1886 December 9

Folder 16: "Our College Social Life" Thursday Lecture, 1875 April 15

Folder 17: Ruins, Acropolis and other measurements, undated

Folder 18: "Ruins No. I," Thursday Lecture, 1883

Folder 19: "Ruins No. II", 1884

Folder 20: "School Government," Teachers Institute at Oberlin, 1869, 1873

Folder 21: "Tobacco," Thursday Lecture, 1876 October

Folder 22: "To Sabbath School Teachers" (Deuteronomy 11:18-19), 1869 May

Folder 23: "To the Children" (Proverbs 15:3: "The eyes of the Lord are in every place"), undated

Folder 24: "The Work of the Physician and its Requirements," address given to the Charity Hospital Medicine College of Cleveland, 1865 February 23

Box 6

Folder 1: "Address for Brownhelm, Ohio", 1856 July 4

Folder 2: "Be Patient" newspaper clipping, undated

Folder 3: "Before Honor is Humility", undated

Folder 4: "Class Influence, Its Advantages and Liabilities", 1877 December

Folder 5: "Faith–Its Nature and Obligation," Wellesley College, 1884 June 6

Folder 6: "Importance of Faithful and Punctual Attendance", 1855 October 31

Folder 7: "Individual Responsibility", undated

Folder 8: "Man as Religious Being," Reading Room Lecture, 1884

Folder 9: "Modern Materialistic Scepticism", undated

Folder 10: "My Young Friends of the Graduating Classes", undated

Folder 11: "Obligation–Its Nature, Grounds, and Conditions", 1869 Fall

Folder 12: "Operations of Secret Organizations upon Social Life", undated

Folder 13: "Personal Power," notes for a talk, 1868

Folder 14: "Reasons for Accepting Inspiration", undated

Folder 15: "Repentance, Pentinence, Impentinence", undated

Folder 16: "The Responsibility of the Public Schools for the Development of Character", undated

Segments: pp 1-5, pp 45-46.

Folder 17: "Secret Organizations", 1867 April

Folder 18: Talk No. I, undated

Not found or identified in James Harris Fairchild's writings.

Folder 19: Talk No. II, Reading Room Lecture, 1884

Folder 20: "A Talk for Boys", undated

Folder 21: "Truthfulness and Its Relation to Character", undated

Folder 22: "Virtue and Sin", 1870 Spring

Folder 23: "Virtue and Sin", ca. 1869-1870

Box 7

Folder 1: "Brooklyn Council", 1876

Folder 2: "Calvinism and Arminianism" (predestination versus univeralism)u, undated

Folder 3: "The Congregationial System, on Congregationialism,", 1886

Early draft.

Folder 4: "History of the Congregational Church of Brownhelm" lecture, undated

Folder 5: "The Mohammedans found in Persia", undated

Folder 6: "The Mohammedans at Home", ca. 1878

Folder 7: "Mohammedanism as it appears to a Stranger", undated

Folder 8: "Mormonism and the Spaulding Manuscript", 1884

Incomplete.

Folder 9: "Mystery in Religion", undated

Folder 10: "Mystery in Religion: Other Depths of the riches..." (Romans 11:33), for the Young People's Circle of Elyria, undated

Folder 11: "Needed Phases of Christianity, the Character Essential to the Religion which Shall take a Strong hold of the American People", undated

Penciled note: "A Paper read before the recent National Council of Congregational Churchs at New Haven, Connecticut, by President J.H. Fairchild, D.D., of Oberlin, Ohio College." Clipping from "New Haven Paper" pasted in booklet on reused paper.

Folder 12: "Religion and the State", undated

Folder 13: "Story of Congregationalism on the Western Reserve," Cincinnati, Ohio, 1894

Box 8

Folder 1: "The Church", undated

Folder 2: "Church Government (3), Centralization", undated

Folder 3: "Church Polity", undated

Folder 4: "Church Taxation", 1878

Folder 5: "Conditions after Death", undated

Folder 6: "The Creation No. 3", undated

Folder 7: "Divine Government," Reading Room Lecture Number 4, 1884 May 4

Folder 8: "The Divine Personality" manuscript, undated

Folder 9: "Divine Providence", undated

Folder 10: "Distinctive Characteristics of the Christian", undated

Folder 11: "Diving Sovereignty", undated

Folder 12: "Doctrine of Immortality", undated

Folder 13: "The Doctrine of Sanctification at Oberlin," pamphlet, 1897

Folder 14: "Doctrine of Sin", undated

Large ink blot.

Folder 15: "Election", undated

Folder 16: "Faith and Unbelief", undated

Folder 17: "Fellowship of the Churches", undated

Folder 18: "The fruits of their labor should be long in Maturing," regarding attending to the spread of the Gospel, undated

Folder 19: God and the World, undated

Incomplete or missing front page.

Folder 20: "God's Existence and Attributes", undated

Folder 21: "The Holy Spirit or Spirits of God", undated

Folder 22: "How We Know God," Reading Room Lecture Number 3, 1884 April 27

Folder 23: "Immortality", undated

Folder 24: "Indian Missions", undated

Folder 25: Infinite, meanings of, undated

Folder 26: "Inspiration of the Scriptures", undated

Folder 27: "Justification", undated

Folder 28: Lecture before the Young Men's Missionary Society, on Salvation of Heathen Men, undated

Folder 29: "The Lord's Supper", undated

Folder 30: "Ministers and Money", undated

Folder 31: "Miracles", undated

Folder 32: "Moral Attributes of God", undated

Folder 33: Untitled remarks at the opening of the Congregational Council meeting, 1871

Folder 34: "Pantheism", undated

Folder 35: "Person and Nature of Christ", undated

Folder 36: "Perseverance of the Saints", undated

Folder 37: "Personal Work in Gospel Diffusion" (Luke 17:21), ca. 1868

Folder 38: "Power of the Gospel", undated

Folder 39: "Prayer", undated

Folder 40: "Prayer", undated

Folder 41: "Present Demand of the Missionary Work" (John 4:20: "He that loveth not his brother...") given in Providence, Rhode Island, 1877 October 2

Folder 42: Progress of Man, undated

First page and other pages missing.

Folder 43: "Providence", undated

Folder 44: "Rational Theology" newspaper clipping, undated

Folder 45: "Regeneration", undated

Folder 46: "Religion", undated

Folder 47: "Article I", undated

Not found or identified in James Harris Fairchild's writings.

Folder 48: "Article II: The Religious Life: Its Nature and Claims", undated

Folder 49: "Theological Discussions" remarks at reunion, 1868

Folder 50: Remarks regarding Christian promise, undated

Folder 51: "Repentance, Penitence, Impenitence", undated

Folder 52: "The Resurrection", undated

Folder 53: "The Rights of God" (Malachi 1:6: "A son honoreth his father..."), Congregational Church, Wakeman, Ohio, 1879 January 1

Folder 54: "Sanctification", 1862 July 3

Folder 55: "Set even affections on things above...", undated

Folder 56: "Sin and Holiness", undated

Folder 57: "Spiritualism", undated

Folder 58: "Theology," Introductory Lecture, 1881

Folder 59: "Theories of the Atonement," a paper for the Congregational Club of Cleveland, undated

Folder 60: "The Trinity", undated

Folder 61: "The Trinity", undated

Folder 62: "Trinity (1)", undated

Folder 63: "Trinity (2) Historical", undated

Folder 64: "Use of Creeds," Chapter XXI, Value and Use of Creeds penciled in. "Proposed Articles of Faith" is included., 1883

This piece is in Chapter XX in Swing's 1907 book, James Harris Fairchild.

Folder 65: What do the Lord require of thee..." (Micah 6:8), undated

This piece is not in James Harris Fairchild's handwriting.

Folder 66: "The Will–Review", undated

Folder 67: "Worship–A Few Words," Thursday Lecture, 1874 October 29

Folder 68: "Worship", undated

Box 9

Folder 1: "Anti-tobacco Tracts for Youth–No. 2," Fitchburg, Massachusetts, undated

Folder 2: "The Church and Tobacco", 1877 December

Folder 3: Drinking, undated

Missing pages.

Folder 4: "Gambling," a talk to students, 1893 June

Folder 5: "How Shall We Render Our Churches More Attractive to the Poor?", undated

Folder 6: "Indian Missions South," regarding the plight of North American Indians, undated

Folder 7: Local Option (Temperance), undated

Folder 8: "Missionaries from Oberlin", undated

Folder 9: "Nebraska", ca. 1850s

Folder 10: "Our Civilization," regarding foundations of society, undated

Folder 11: "Probation–Its Conditions and Limitations", undated

Folder 12: "A Sketch of the Antislavery History of Oberlin," an address to the Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society, Oberlin, 1856 May 13

Folder 13: "A Statement of the Progress of Prison Conditions," presented at the general gathering of Alumni, Oberlin College, 1856

Folder 14: "Suggestions to Theological Students as to the Relations of the Pastor to Women of His Church and Congregation", undated

Folder 15: "The Taxation of Vices", undated

Folder 16: "Temperance," regarding the Rumsellers Trial, delivered at Amherst, Ohio, undated

Folder 17: "Temperance," listed brief notes, undated

Folder 18: "Temperance", 1874 February 26

Folder 19: "The True Character of Slavery as It Existed in This Country", ca. 1890

Folder 20: Wellington Rescue, manuscript fragment, ca. 1894-1895

Pages 25-35 only.

Folder 21: "Woman's Right to the Ballot," book (3 copies), 1870

Folder 22: "Woman's Suffrage Affirmation", undated

Box 10

Folder 1: "A Talk on Travel," Thursday Lecture, Oberlin, Ohio, 1887 September 29

Folder 2: "Egypt–The Country, the People, and the Ruins," unfinished manuscript, ca. 1870s

Folder 3: "The Journey to Egypt," listed notes, ca. 1871

Folder 4: "Egypt, The Country, the People, and the Ruins", ca. 1870s

Folder 5: "Art Collections of Europe: Remarks–not a lecture on art nor attempt at Art Criticism–nor even a lecture at all–merely a talk on what an average traveler sees–in the way of art", ca. 1871

Folder 6: "Constantinople," Thursday Lecture, 1877 June

Folder 7: "The Hawaiian Islands", ca. 1884

Folder 8: "My Visit to the Islands," manuscript personal notes and observations, ca. 1884

Folder 9: "The Holy Land", ca. 1871

Folder 10: "Journeyings in the Holy Land", ca. 1871

Folder 11: "Palestine," notes on recent trip, ca. 1871

Folder 12: "An Oberlin Student's Journey in the Early Times to the Far Southwest", undated

Folder 13: "The Yellowstone National park" ("recent national institution..."), undated

Folder 14: "To the Yosemite", ca. 1886

Box 11

Folder 1: "Government", undated

Folder 2: "Oberlin and Michigan," speech to alumni in Lansing, Michigan regarding Oberlin influence in developing education in Michigan, 1880s

Folder 3: "On the State of the Union", 1861 February 10

Folder 4: "Painting 1 & 2", undated

Folder 5: "Pioneer Life in Northern Ohio", ca. 1888

Folder 6: "Progress of the College since the Jubilee Year," address given in Chicago, 1883

Folder 7: Reminiscence regarding riding through forest to meet a young lady, manuscript fragment, undated

Folder 8: "School Government", 1870, ca. 1875-1876

Folder 9: School Life in Northern Ohio Half a Century Ago, undated

Folder 10: Miscellaneous fragments, undated

Folder 11: Fragments, orphan documents, undated

Series IX: Sermons, 1860-1870, 1874-1875, 1877, 1880-1883, 1889, undated

Arranged by the order of the books in the Bible

Subseries 1: Old Testament Sermons, 1860-1861, 1865, 1872, ca. 1874, undated

Box 1

Folder 1: Lists of sermon topics, undated

Folder 2: “The Creation” (Genesis 1), undated

Folder 3: “In the beginning…” (Genesis 1:1), undated

Folder 4: “The Creation No. 2” (Genesis 1:6), undated

Folder 5: The Interpretation & the Tale (Genesis 2, 3), undated

Folder 6: “God’s Language towards the sinner” (Genesis 2:17, I John 2:1), undated

Folder 7: “What hast thou done?” (Genesis 4:10), undated

Folder 8: “Enoch walked with God” (Genesis 5:24), undated

Folder 9: “The Deluge and its Lessons” (Genesis 6, 7, 8), undated

Folder 10: “Noah and the dove” (Genesis 8:10, Genesis 29:27), undated

Folder 11: “The deliverance from Egypt” (Genesis 9:13), undated

Folder 12: “The Call of Abraham” (Genesis 12), undated

Folder 13: “Picture of the Patriarchs,” “The Word of the Lord came unto Abraham” (Genesis 15:1), undated

Folder 14: “Shall not the Judge of all the earth do right?” (Genesis 18:25), undated

Folder 15: “Shall not the Judge of all the earth do right?” (Genesis 18:25), undated

Folder 16: “And Abraham called the name of that place Jehovah-jireh” (Genesis 22:14), undated

Folder 17: “We are verily guilty concerning our brother” (Genesis 42:21), undated

Folder 18: “Giving of the Law” (Exodus 19, 20), undated

Folder 19: “No other Gods before Me” (Exodus 20:3), undated

Folder 20: “Thou shall have no other Gods before Me” (Exodus 20:3, Deuteronomy 5:7), undated

Folder 21: “Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image” (Exodus 20:4-6, Deuteronomy 5:8-10), undated

Folder 22: “Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image” (Exodus 20:4, 5, 6), undated

Folder 23: “Thou shalt not take the name…” (Exodus 20:7), undated

Folder 24: “Thou shalt not take the name…” (Exodus 20:7), undated

Folder 25: “Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy” (Exodus 20:8), undated

Folder 26: “The Sabbath” (Exodus 20:8), undated

Folder 27: “Fourth Commandment” (Exodus 20:8-11), undated

Folder 28: “Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy” (Exodus 20:8-11), undated

Folder 29: “Honour thy Father and thy Mother” (Exodus 20:12), undated

Folder 30: “Honour thy Father and thy Mother” (Exodus 20:12), undated

Folder 31: “Thou shalt not kill” (Exodus 20:13), undated

Folder 32: “Thou shalt not kill” (Exodus 20:13), undated

Folder 33: "Thou shalt not commit adultery” (Exodus 20:14), undated

Folder 34: “Thou shalt not steal” (Exodus 20:15), undated

Folder 35: “Thou shalt not steal” (Exodus 20:15), undated

Folder 36: “Thou shalt not bear false witness” (Exodus 20:16), undated

Folder 37: “Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor” (Exodus 20:16), undated

Folder 38: “Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor’s house” (Exodus 20:17), undated

Folder 39: “Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor’s house” (Exodus 20:17), undated

Folder 40: “Speak unto the children of Israel” (Exodus 25:2), undated

Folder 41: “Six days shall Work be done” (Leviticus 23:3), undated

Folder 42: “You shall utterly destroy all the places…” (Deuteronomy 12:2, 3), undated

Folder 43: “For the Lord’s portion is his people” (Deuteronomy 32:9), undated

Folder 44: “It is the Lord. Let him do…” (I Samuel 3:18), undated

Folder 45: “It is the Lord, Let him do what seemeth him good” (I Samuel 3:18), undated

Given after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.

Folder 46: “They set Dagon in his place” (I Samuel 5:3), undated

Folder 47: “And they took Dagon and set him in his place again” (I Samuel 5:3), undated

Folder 48: “Hath the Lord as great delight in burnt offerings…” (I Samuel 15:22), undated

Folder 49: “Too proud to wash in the Jordan” (II Kings 5:12), undated

Folder 50: “The God of heaven, he will prosper us” (Nehemiah 2:20), undated

Folder 51: “And who knoweth whether thou are come to the kingdom for such a time as this?” (Esther 4:14), undated

Folder 52: “Loweth the ox over his fodder” (Job 6:5), undated

Folder 53: “Acquaint self with Him and be at peace” (Job 22:21), undated

Folder 54: “Acquaint self with Him and be at peace” (Job 22:21), undated

Folder 55: “Against now thyself with him” (Job 22:21), undated

Folder 56: “For thou hast made him a little lower than the angels” (Psalms 8:5), undated

Folder 57: “Some trust in chariots” (Psalms 20:7), undated

Folder 58: “Be still and know that I am God” (Psalms 46:10), undated

Folder 59: “Create in me a clean heart” (Psalms 51:10), undated

Folder 60: “We spend our years as a tale that is told” (Psalms 90:9), undated

Folder 61: “So teach us to number our days” (Psalms 90:12), undated

Folder 62: “Because He hast set His love upon me…” (Psalms 91:14), undated

Folder 63: “He that planted the ear…” (Psalms 94:9), undated

Folder 64: “Like as a father pitieth his children” (Psalms 103:13), undated

Folder 65: “Oh that men would praise the Lord” (Psalms 107:8), undated

Folder 66: “Whosoever is wise…” (Psalms 107:43), 1860 Thanksgiving

Folder 67: “Whosoever is wise…” (Psalms 107:43), 1861 Thanksgiving

Folder 68: “Whosoever is wise…” (Psalms 107:43), 1872 Thanksgiving

Folder 69: “Whosoever is wise…” (Psalms 107:43), undated

Folder 70: “Snares of Students,” “I will keep thy statutes” (Psalms 119:8), undated

Folder 71: “Surely I will not come into the tabernacle” (Psalms 132: 3-5), 1865

Folder 72: “My son, if thou wilt receive my words” (Proverbs 2:1-5), undated

Folder 73: “Devise not evil against thy neighbor” (Proverbs 3:29), undated

Folder 74: “The wise shall inherit glory” (Proverbs 3:35), undated

Folder 75: “The path of the just is as the shining light” (Proverbs 4:18, 19), undated

Folder 76: “The path of the just is as the shining light” (Proverbs 4:18, 19), undated

Folder 77: “The Path of the Just, the way of the wicked” (Proverbs 4:18, 19), undated

1 card.

Folder 78: “The path of the just is as the shining light” (Proverbs 4:18, 19), undated

Folder 79: “The path of the just” (Proverbs 4:18, 19), undated

One sheet.

Folder 80: “They are all plain to him that understandeth” (Proverbs 8:9), undated

Folder 81: “They are all plain to him that understandeth” (Proverbs 8:9), undated

Folder 82: “He that sinneth against me wrongeth his own soul” (Proverbs 8:36), undated

Folder 83: “Thou shalt be wise for thyself” (Proverbs 9:12), undated

Folder 84: The Liberal Soul. “There is that scattereth…” (Proverbs 11:24), undated

Folder 85: “By the fear of the Lord men depart from evil” (Proverbs 16:6), ca. 1874

Folder 86: “A man’s heart deviseth his way: but the Lord directeth his steps” (Proverbs 16:9), undated

Folder 87: “A man’s heart deviseth his way” (Proverbs 16:9), undated

Folder 88: “Every way of man is right in his own eyes” (Proverbs 21:2), undated

Folder 89: “Buy the Truth and Sell it Not” (Proverbs 23:23), undated

Folder 90: “He that turneth away his ear” (Proverbs 28:9), undated

Folder 91: “Even one sinner destroys” (Ecclesiastes 9:18), undated

Folder 92: “Fear God and keep his commandments” (Ecclesiastes 12:13), undated

Folder 93: “Fear God and keep his commandments” (Ecclesiastes 12:13), undated

Folder 94: Balm in Gilead” (Jeremiah 8:22), undated

Folder 95: “Come now, let us reason together” (Isaiah 1:18), undated

Folder 96: “When the enemy shall come” (Isaiah 59:19), undated

Folder 97: “…friends and enemies of God” (Ezekiel 9:4), undated

Folder 98: “Yet saith the home of Israel” (Ezekiel 18:25), undated

Folder 99: “…stone that smote the image…” (Daniel 2:35), undated

Folder 100: And he doeth according to his will in the army of heaven” (Daniel 4:35), undated

Folder 101: “…the God in whose hand…” (Daniel 5:23), undated

Folder 102: “And He shall come unto us as the rain unto the Earth” (Hosea 6:3), 1866 September 22

Folder 103: “And He shall come unto us as the rain unto the Earth” (Hosea 6:3) (photocopy), 1866 September 22

Folder 104: “O Israel, thou hast destroyed thyself” (Hosea 13:9), undated

Folder 105: “Evil in a city” (Amos 3:6), undated

Folder 106: “What doth the Lord require of thee?” (Micah 6:8), undated

See also in the "Religious Ideas and Thought sermon.

Folder 107: “A son honoreth his father & a servant his master” (Malachi 1:6), undated

Folder 108: “Discern between the righteous and the wicked” (Malachi 3:18), undated

Subseries 2: New Testament Sermons, 1874-1875, 1877, 1869, 1881-1883, 1885, 1889, undated

Box 2

Folder 1: “And thou shalt call his name Jesus, for he shall save his people from their sins” (Matthew 1:21), undated

Folder 2: “Light of the World” (Matthew 5:14), undated

Folder 3: “Light of the World” (Matthew 5:14), undated

Folder 4: “Light of the World” (Matthew 5:14), undated

Folder 5: “Let your light so shine before men” (Matthew 5:16), undated

Folder 6: “Think not that I am come to destroy the law” (Matthew 5:17), undated

Folder 7: “Lay not up for yourself treasures on earth” (Matthew 6:19), undated

Folder 8: “Do Not Hoard Treasures” (Matthew 6:19-20), undated

Folder 9: “You cannot serve God and mammon” (Matthew 6:24), undated

Folder 10: “Seek ye first the Kingdom of God” (Matthew 6:33), undated

Folder 11: “Ask and It Shall Be Given, Seek…” (Matthew 7:7), undated

Folder 12: “Ask & it shall be given unto you” (Matthew 7:7), undated

Folder 13: “Because strait is the gate and narrow is the way” (Matthew 7:14), undated

Folder 14: “Himself took our infirmities” (Matthew 8:17), undated

Folder 15: “But the very hairs of your head are all numbered”, undated

Folder 16: “But the very hairs of your head are all numbered” (Matthew 10:30), undated

Folder 17: “Come unto me” (Matthew 11:25, 29-30), undated

Folder 18: “Come unto me all ye that labor” (Matthew 11:28, 29, 30), undated

One sheet.

Folder 19: “But I say unto you that every idle word” (Matthew 12:36), undated

Folder 20: “For whosoever shall do the will of my father” (Matthew 12:50)undated

Folder 21: Parable of the Sowers (Matthew 13), undated

Folder 22: “Where Gathered Together in My Name, there am I” (Matthew 18:20), undated

Folder 23: “If thou wilt enter into life, keep the commandments” (Matthew 19:17), undated

Folder 24: “Why stand ye here all the day idle?” (Matthew 20:6), undated

Folder 25: “Go ye also into the Vineyards” (Matthew 20:7), undated

Folder 26: “Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God” (Matthew 22:37), undated

Folder 27: “Love thy neighbor as thyself” (Matthew 22:39), undated

Folder 28: “Love thy neighbor as thyself” (Matthew 22:39), undated

Folder 29: “Thou hast been faithful over a few things” (Matthew 25:21), undated

Folder 30: “Thou hast been faithful over a few things” (Matthew 25:21)

Two pieces.

Folder 31: “Then he which had received the one talent” (Matthew 25:24, 25), undated

Folder 32: “And have no root in themselves” (Mark 4:17), undated

Folder 33: “And have no root in themselves” (Mark 4:17), undated

Folder 34: “For what shall it profit a man” (Mark 8:36), undated

Folder 35: “But Jesus said, Forbid him not” (Mark 9:39), undated

Folder 36: Institutions of Moses “For the hardness of your heart” (Mark 10:5), undated

Folder 37: “Render to Caesar…” (Mark 12:17), undated

Folder 38: “The Golden Rule” (Luke 6:31), undated

Folder 39: “Every tree is known by his own fruit” (Luke 6:44), undated

Folder 40: “Take heed, therefore, how ye hear” (Luke 8:18), undated

Folder 41: “And he said to them all, if any man will come after me” (Luke 9:23), undated

Folder 42: “And he said to them all, if any man will come after me” (Luke 9:23), undated

Folder 43: “Take up the Cross and follow Me” (Luke 9:23) (part 2), undated

Folder 44: “For whosoever will save his life shall lose it” (Luke 9:24), undated

Folder 45: “Ye know not what manner of spirit ye are of” (Luke 9:51-56), undated

Folder 46: “…who is my neighbor?” (Luke 10:29), undated

Folder 47: “Thou art careful and troubled about many things. But one thing is needful.” (Luke 10:41-42), undated

Folder 48: “Be ye ready” (Luke 12:40), undated

Folder 49: “Many to Seek—Few to Enter” (Luke 13:24), undated

Folder 50: “Jesus Received Sinners” (Luke 15:2), undated

Folder 51: “Righteousness in Seeking Friends” (Luke 16:9), undated

Folder 52: “If they hear not Moses & the prophets” (Luke 16:31), undated

Folder 53: “The Kingdom of God is within you” (Luke 17:21), undated

Folder 54: “Verily I say unto you, whosoever shall not receive the kingdom of God” (Luke 18:17), undated

Folder 55: Resurrection of Jesus (Luke 24), undated

Folder 56: “The Lord is risen, indeed” (Luke 24:34), undated

Folder 57: “But as many as received him, to them gave he power” (John 1:12), undated

Folder 58: “And the Word was made flesh…” (John 1:14), undated

Folder 59: “And the Word was made flesh” (John 1:14), undated

Folder 60: "And there were set there six waterpots of stone” (John 2:6), undated

Folder 61: “Thou art a teacher come from God” (John 3:2), undated

Folder 62: “Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God” (John 3:3), undated

Folder 63: “Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God” (John 3:3), undated

Folder 64: “Light is come into the world” (John 3:19), undated

Folder 65: “God is a spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth” (John 4:24), undated

Folder 66: “God is a spirit” (John 4:24), undated

Folder 67: “What shall we do, that we might work the works of God” (John 6:28, 29), undated

Folder 68: “No man can come to me except the Father which hath sent me draw him” (John 6:44), undated

Folder 69: “And we believe for sure that Thou art that Christ, the Son of the Living God” (John 6:69) ("Part First"), undated

Folder 70: “Thou art the Christ, the Son of the Living God” (John 6:69) ("Part Second"), undated

Folder 71: “If any man will do his will” (John 7:17), undated

Folder 72: “My sheep hear my voice” (John 10:27, 28), undated

Folder 73: “Lord, if thou hadst been here, my brother had not died” (John 11:21), undated

Folder 74: “What falleth into the ground abidith alone, but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit” (John 12:24), undated

Folder 75: “And I, if I be lifted up from the earth” (John 12:32), undated

Folder 76: “And I, if I be lifted up from the earth” (John 12:32), undated

Folder 77: “Because I live, ye shall live also” (John 14:19), undated

Folder 78: “Inspiration” (John 14:26), undated

Folder 79: “Peace I leave with you” (John 14:27), undated

Folder 80: “Abide in me” (John 15:4), undated

Folder 81: “If a man abide not in me, he is cast forth” (John 15:6), undated

Folder 82: “Greater love hath no man” (John 15:13), undated

Folder 83: “It is expedient that I go away” (John 16:7), undated

Folder 84: “And Pilate wrote a title and put it on the cross” (John 20:19), undated

Folder 85: “What is that to thee? Follow thou me” (John 21:22), undated

Box 3

Folder 1: “Neither is there salvation in any other” (Acts 4:12), undated

Folder 2: “They had all things in common” (Acts 4:32), undated

Folder 3: “Can any man forbid water, that these should not be baptized?” (Acts 10:47), undated

Folder 4: “For as I walked by & beheld your devotions” (Acts 17:23), undated

Folder 5: “And hath made of one blood all nations” (Acts 17:26), undated

Folder 6: “And hath made of one blood all nations” (Acts 17:26), undated

Folder 7: “And the times of this ignorance God winked at” (Acts 17:30), undated

Folder 8: “He said to them, Have ye received the Holy Ghost?” (Acts 19:2), undated

Folder 9: “A conscience void of offense toward God” (Acts 24:16), undated

Folder 10: “Then Agrippa said unto Paul, Almost thou persuadest me to be a Christian” (Acts 26:28), undated

Folder 11: “Then Agrippa said unto Paul, Almost ye…” (Acts 26:28), undated

Folder 12: “For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ” (Romans 1:16), undated

Folder 13: “The Reprobate Mind” (Romans 1:28), undated

Folder 14: “…to every man according to his deeds?” (Romans 2:6), undated

Folder 15: “Thou therefore which teachest another” (Romans 2:21), undated

Folder 16: “For what the law could not do in that it was weak” (Romans 8:3, 4), undated

Folder 17: “For what the law could not do in that it was weak” (Romans 8:3, 4), undated

Folder 18: “For what the law could not do in that it was weak” (Romans 8:3, 4), undated

Folder 19: “That the righteousness of the law” (Romans 8:4), undated

Folder 20: “For to be carnally minded is death” (Romans 8:6), undated

Folder 21: “But to be spiritually minded is life and peace” (Romans 8:6), undated

Folder 22: “So then they that are in the flesh cannot please God” (Romans 8:8), undated

Folder 23: “The whole creation groaneth” (Romans 8:22), undated

Folder 24: “Who shall separate us from the love of Christ?” (Romans 8:35), undated

Folder 25: “For who hath known the mind of the Lord?” (Romans 11:34), undated

Folder 26: “Give an account of himself to God” (Romans 14:12), undated

Folder 27: “So then everyone of us shall give account of himself” (Romans 14:12), undated

Folder 28: “Therefore glorify God in your body” (I Corinthians 6:20), undated

Folder 29: “If meat make my brother to offend…” (I Corinthians 8:13), undated

Folder 30: “Wherefore let him that thinketh he standeth” (I Corinthians 10:12), undated

Folder 31: “Do all to the glory of God” (I Corinthians 10:31), undated

Folder 32: “Whether therefore ye eat or drink” (I Corinthians 10:31), undated

Folder 33: “Whether therefore ye eat or drink” (I Corinthians 10:31), undated

Folder 34: “Now there are diversities of gifts, but the same spirit” (I Corinthians 12:4), undated

Folder 35: “Therefore my beloved brethren be ye steadfast” (I Corinthians 15:58), undated

Folder 36: “For we are not ignorant of his devices” (II Corinthians 2:11), undated

Folder 37: “By manifestation of the truth” (II Corinthians 4:2), undated

Folder 38: “But we have this treasure” (II Corinthians 4:7), undated

Copied.

Folder 39: “But we have this treasure in earthen vessels” (II Corinthians 4:7), undated

Folder 40: “But we have this treasure in earthen vessels” (II Corinthians 4:7), undated

Folder 41: “Yet of myself I will not glory” (II Corinthians 12:5), undated

Folder 42: “For as many as are of the works of the law are under the curse” (Galatians 3:10), undated

Folder 43: “Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law” (Galatians 3:13), undated

Folder 44: “Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law” (Galatians 3:13), undated

Folder 45: “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering” (Galatians 5:22-23), undated

Folder 46: “And they that are Christ’s have crucified the flesh” (Galatians 5:24), undated

Folder 47: “Bear ye one another’s burdens” (Galatians 6:2), undated

Folder 48: “Each has his own Burden” (Galatians 6:5), undated

Folder 49: “But God forbid that I should Glory…” (Galatians 6:14), undated

Folder 50: “But God forbid that I should Glory…” (Galatians 6:14), undated

Folder 51: God’s Providential Government “Who worketh all things” (Ephesians 1:11), undated

Folder 52: “And you hath he quickened” (Ephesians 2:1), undated

Folder 53: “Without God in the world” (Ephesians 2:12), undated

Folder 54: “Without God in the world” (Ephesians 2:12), undated

Folder 55: “Without God in the world” (Ephesians 2:12), undated

Folder 56: “So the Church May Know God’s Wisdom” (Ephesians 3:10), undated

Folder 57: “Awake from Sleep and Death” (Ephesians 5:14), undated

Folder 58: “Wherefore he saith, Awake thou that sleepest” (Ephesians 5:14), 1869

Folder 59: “And ye fathers, provoke not your children” (Ephesians 6:4), undated

Folder 60: “But bring them up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord” (Ephesians 6:4), undated

Folder 61: “Let this mind be in you” (Philippians 2:5), undated

Folder 62: “For our conversation is in Heaven” (Philippians 3:20), undated

Folder 63: “Our conversation is in heaven” (Philippians 3:20), undated

Folder 64: “Set your affection on things above” (Colossians 3:2), undated

Folder 65: “Set your affection on things above” (Colossians 3:2), undated

One card.

Folder 66: “Set your affection on things above” (Colossians 3:2), undated

One card.

Folder 67: “For if we believe that Jesus died & rose again” (I Thessalonians 4:14), undated

Folder 68: “Jesus came to save sinners” (I Timothy 1:15), undated

Folder 69: “This is a faithful saying” (I Timothy 1:15), undated

Folder 70: “Who will have all men to be saved” (I Timothy 2:4), undated

Folder 71: “But she that liveth in pleasure is dead” (I Timothy 5:6), undated

Folder 72: “Godliness with contentment” (I Timothy 6:6), undated

Folder 73: “Godliness with contentment is great gain” (I Timothy 6:6), undated

Folder 74: “The rich fall into temptation” (I Timothy 6:9), undated

Folder 75: The common figure [making full proof of thy ministry] (II Timothy 4:[5], 7, 8), undated

Folder 76: “There remaineth therefore a rest to the people of God” (Hebrews 4:9), undated

Folder 77: “Faith without Wavering” (Hebrews 4:14), undated

Folder 78: “Faith without Wavering” (Hebrews 4:14), undated

Folder 79: “We have not a high priest” (Hebrews 4:15), undated

Folder 80: “Hope as an anchor of the soul” (Hebrews 6:19), undated

Folder 81: “Which hope we have as an anchor of the soul” (Hebrews 6:19), undated

Folder 82: “Without faith” (Hebrews 11:6), undated

Folder 83: “The Pilgrim Fathers” (Hebrews 11:13), undated

Folder 84: “Character of Moses” (Hebrews 11:27), undated

Folder 85: “For he endured…” (Hebrews 11:27), undated

Folder 86: “For he endured, as seeing him who is invisible” (Hebrews 11:27), undated

Folder 87: “For he endured as seeing him who is invisible” (Hebrews 11:27), undated

Sermon by Z.B.?

Folder 88: “…who for one morsel of meat sold his birthright” (Hebrews 12:16), undated

Folder 89: “Brotherly Love” (Hebrews 13:1), undated

Folder 90: “Pure religion…” (James 1:27), undated

Folder 91: “Keep the whole law” (James 2:10), undated

Folder 92: “To do Good” (James 4:17), undated

Folder 93: “Be patient” (James 5:7), undated

Folder 94: “Whom having not seen, ye love” (I Peter 1:8), undated

Folder 95: “Dearly beloved, I beseech you as strangers & pilgrims” (I Peter 2:11), undated

Folder 96: “Use hospitality one to another without grudging” (I Peter 4:9), undated

Folder 97: “He careth for you” (I Peter 5:7), undated

Folder 98: “Be sober, be vigilant” (I Peter 5:8), undated

Folder 99: “Wherefore the rather, brethren give diligence” (II Peter 1:10), undated

Folder 100: “For we have not followed…” (II Peter 1:16), undated

Folder 101: “Seeing then that all these things shall be dissolved” (II Peter 3:11), undated

Folder 102: “Seeing then that all these things shall be dissolved” (II Peter 3:11), undated

Folder 103: “Seeing then that all these things shall be dissolved” (II Peter 3:11), undated

Folder 104: “If we say that we have no sin” (I John 1:8), undated

Folder 105: “Love not the World” (I John 2:16), undated

Likely from I John 2:15.

Folder 106: “And every man that hath hope in him purifieth himself” (I John 3:3), undated

Folder 107: “His commandments are not grievous” (I John 5:3), undated

Folder 108: “And his commandments are not grievous” (I John 5:3), undated

Folder 109: “And his commandments are not grievous” (I John 5:3) (Second Part), undated

Folder 110: “Confidence that we have in Him” (I John 5:14), undated

Folder 111: “Contend Earnestly for the Faith” (Jude [1]:3), undated

Folder 112: “Contend Earnestly for the Faith” (Jude [1]:3), undated

Folder 113: “Keep yourselves in the love of God” (Jude [1]:21), undated

Folder 114: “Behold I stand” (Revelation 3:20), undated

One side of a card.

Folder 115: “Behold I stand at the door & knock” (Revelation 3:20), undated

Folder 116: “Behold, I stand at the door and knock” (Revelations 3:20), undated

Folder 117: “Behold …,” “Addressed to the 7 churches. Applicable to all” (Revelation 3:20), undated

Two cards.

Folder 118: “To him that overcometh will I grant to sit with me” (Revelation 3:21), undated

Folder 119: “Sit with me in my throne” (Revelation 3:21), undated

Folder 120: “Sit with me in my throne” (Revelation 3:21), undated

Subseries 3: Baccalaureate Sermons, ca. 1870, 1874-1875, 1877, 1881-1883, 1885-1889, undated

Box 4

Folder 1: “Whosoever will be great among you” (Parable of the Labourers), (Matthew 20:26), undated

Folder 2: Demas hath forsaken me, having loved this present world” (II Timothy 4:10), ca. 1870

Folder 3: “Keep thy heart with all diligence” (Proverbs 4:23), ca. 1874 August 5

Folder 4: “Say not then, what is the cause that the former days were better than these” (Ecclesiastes 7:10), ca. 1875 August 1

Folder 5: “Except a corn of wheat fall into ground and die, it abideth alone; but if it die it bringeth forth much fruit” (John 12:24), ca. 1877

Folder 6: “Religion and the State”, 1880

Following page 61, attached to "My Young Friends of the Graduating Classes."

Folder 7: “The Conditions of a Successful Life” (Proverbs 16:9), ca. 1881

Folder 8: “The Ministry of Pain” (Romans 8:22), ca. 1882

Folder 9: “Providential Aspects of the Oberlin Enterprise” (Psalms 127:1), ca. 1883 July 1

Folder 10: “Personal Power and its Opportunities” (Matthew 25:40: “His blood be on us and on our children”), 1885 July

Folder 11: “The Golden Rule and the Labor Question” (Matthew 7:12), ca. 1886 June 27

Folder 12: “The Building of Character of Life” (Hebrews 3:4), ca. 1887

Folder 13: “Sowing and Reaping” (Psalms 126:6), 1888 June 24

Typed and newspaper copy.

Folder 14: “Sowing and Reaping” (Psalms 126:6), 1888 June 24

Typed and newspaper copy.

Folder 15: “The Divine Personality” (Psalms 18:31), ca. 1869, 1889

Folder 16: “The Divine Personality” (Psalms 18:31) article manuscript, 1889 June 23

Folder 17: “The Personal Nature and Character of God” (Psalms 18:31), 1889

Oberlin Weekly News printed entire sermon, which is the same as a sermon given in 1869

Series X: Miscellaneous Printed Writings by James Harris Fairchild, 1852-1897

Box 1

Folder 1: Commencement addresses (newspaper clippings), 1878-1888

Folder 2: Pamphlets of various addresses, 1852-1897

Folder 3: Newspaper articles by Fairchild (photocopies), 1886-1888

Series XI: Writings about James Harris Fairchild, 1883-1910, 1966, undated

Box 1

Folder 1: Essay by John Giteau Welch Cowles (typescript), undated

Folder 2: Tribute by Judson Smith (typescript), undated

Folder 3: Tribute by Reverend C.J. Ryder (typescript), 1902

Folder 4: Various printed writings and clippings, 1883-1910, 1966

Folder 5: Various printed writings and clippings, 1883-1910, 1966

Series XII: Photographs, 1833-1838, 1863, undated

Box 1

Folder 1: Portrait album (albumen prints), 1863

Folder 2: Photograph (second generation) of Fairchild's daughters, undated

Box 2

Item 1: Photograph album presented to Nancy Harris Fairchild on her golden wedding anniversary, 1863

Item 2: Mary Kellogg Fairchild autograph album, 1835-ca. 1840

Filed in Series XII, Box 1.

Series XIII: Miscellaneous Fairchild Correspondence (later accession), 1881, 1887-1889

Box 1

Folder 1: Miscellaneous correspondence, 1881, 1887-1889

Folder 2: Miscellaneous correspondence, 1881, 1887-1889

Folder 3: Miscellaneous correspondence, 1881, 1887-1889

Folder 4: Miscellaneous correspondence, 1881, 1887-1889

Folder 5: Miscellaneous correspondence, 1881, 1887-1889

Browse by Series:

[Series I: Correspondence (Calendared), 1852-1903, undated],
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[Series III: Courtship Correspondence of James Harris Fairchild and Mary Fletcher Kellogg (typescript), 1838-1841],
[Series IV: Miscellaneous Institutional Records Kept by James Harris Fairchild, ca. 1833-1840, 1854-1884],
[Series V: Miscellaneous Non-Institutional Records Kept by James Harris Fairchild, 1771-1909, 1926, undated],
[Series VI: Teaching Files of James Harris Fairchild, 1862-1882, undated],
[Series VII: Travel Diaries, 1870-1871, 1884],
[Series VIII: Writings by James Harris Fairchild, 1852-1910, undated],
[Series IX: Sermons, 1860-1870, 1874-1875, 1877, 1880-1883, 1889, undated],
[Series X: Miscellaneous Printed Writings by James Harris Fairchild, 1852-1897],
[Series XI: Writings about James Harris Fairchild, 1883-1910, 1966, undated],
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