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Akers, George W.

 Collection — Container: Folder
Identifier: KUMA-02-636
Abstract

This collection contains material on George W. Akens, physician and Methodist minister, who for nearly 40 years made his home in Stafford, Kansas.

Dates: Existence: 1839-1925

Arthur Bridwell Papers

 Collection — Container: All
Identifier: SC-009
Abstract Collection of Arthur Bridwell (about 1874-1966), photographer, biologist, archaeologist, socialist, and curator who resided in Baldwin, Kansas. The collection provides a wealth of information about Bridwell's personal life through his journals and correspondence and contains a significant amount of research notes. Also included are newspaper clippings from local newspapers about Bridwell's contributions to Baker University. A scrapbook containing photos taken by Bridwell not only demonstrate...
Dates: Created: 1898-1981; Other: Majority of material found in 1903-1944

Bailey Family Papers

 Collection — Container: 1
Identifier: SC-028
Scope and Contents The Bailey Family collection consists largely of materials curated by Fred and Ethel Bailey from their missionary trip to Mexico from 1907-1911. Documents found in the collection include sermons written by Fred and Charles, church documents pertaining to the Methodist and Catholic churches, correspondences from before, during, and after their stay in Mexico, and various personal papers. Books found within the collection are primarily about the Methodist church, but also include nonfiction...
Dates: Created: 1848-1962; Other: Majority of material found in 1907-1911; Other: Date acquired: 07/07/2017

Baldwin, First UMC

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: KUMA-01-1619

Black Jack Battlefield Trust Papers

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: SC-005
Dates: Other: Dummy Date

Don W. Holter Papers

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: SC-013
Abstract This collection holds the meeting notes and communications of Don W. Holter, Neil Heidrick, and the Combined Editorial Board of the Kansas East and Kansas West United Methodist Conferences. The papers are divided into three boxes. Box one of three contains the meeting notes and communications. Box two of three hold a spriled copy of the book ‘Fire on the Prairie’. Box three of three holds edits for chapters of the book ‘Fire on the Prairie’ and most of the individual chapters of the book as...
Dates: Created: 1905-1999

Haun, Milton Mars

 Collection — Container: Photo
Identifier: KUMA-02-2001
Abstract

This series contains the handwritten correspondence and journals of Milton Mars Haun, a circuit preacher who came to Kansas in 1857. He served in the Kansas, South Kansas, and Southwest Kansas conferences and preached the first sermon in Newton, Kansas in a saloon. In total, Haun served 15 churches in Kansas and died in 1902.

Dates: Created: 1820 - 1902

James Griffing Papers

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: SC-030
Abstract

A collection of personal letters of Methodist minster J.S. Griffing from 1854-1868 relating mostly to the settlement of Kansas and methodism during this time, with reference to the continued conflict known as Bloody Kansas. This collection also includes supplmentary materials on Griffing and documents relating to the creation and matinence of the collection itself.

Dates: Created: 1854-1993; Other: Majority of material found in 1855; Other: Date acquired: 00/00/1882

John Henry Deering Papers

 Collection — Container: All
Identifier: SC-006
Abstract

This collection contains the diary of John Henry Deering, an early Kansas settler. He began the diary in 1856 in Maine. There is a break of one year, then the diary resumes in the Kansas Territory in 1858. A transcription of the 1858 section is included.

Dates: Created: 1856-1858; Other: Majority of material found in 1856,1858; Other: Date acquired: 02/04/1947

Liberal District

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: KUMA-03-03-02-000
Abstract

The Liberal District of the Southwest Kansas Conference began in 1918. It ceased to exist in 1939 when three of the four Methodist conferences in Kansas combined to become the Central Kansas Conference.

Dates: Created: 1918 - 1940