Reminiscences of Baptist churches and Baptist leaders in New York city and vicinity (1899) (14592023178)

Identifier: reminiscencesofb01hans (find matches)
Title: Reminiscences of Baptist churches and Baptist leaders in New York city and vicinity
Year: 1899 (1890s)
Authors: Hansell, George H., 1814- (from old catalog)
Subjects: Baptists Churches
Publisher: Philadelphia, American Baptist publication society
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress



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Mariners Harbor, Staten Island,177. West Kreischerville, Staten Island,177. First, New Brighton, Staten Is-land, 177. St. Philips, Staten Island, 177,178. Madison Avenue, New York, 30,31, 96, 178, 179. 213 214 INDEX OF CHURCHES Memorial, 156-158.Sixth Street, 29, 154, 155.Central, 156. Bethel, White Plains, 183.Bethesda, New Rochelle, 183.Sharon, N. Y., 170.Second Avenue, 170.First, Mount Vernon, 180.First, White Plains, 180.Warburton Avenue, Yonkers, 180,181. Mount Gilead, 170. North, Port Chester, N. Y., 182. First, Suffern, N. Y., 182. Calvary, Suffern, N. Y., 183. Chappaqua, Chappaqua, N. Y., 183. Pilgrim, Nyack, 183. Nanuet, 184. Nepperhan Avenue, Yonkers, 181. Messiah, Yonkers, 181. Pilgrim, West Farms, 181,182,194. AUG 3 1907 1Q01 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 0 021 212 891 0
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REMINISCENCES OF BAPTIST CHURCHESAND BAPTIST LEADERSIN NEW YORK CITY ANDVICINITY, FROM 183J-1898 GEORGE H. HANSELL0 IKattb an Untro&uction BY W. H. P. FAUNCE, D.D. PHILADELPHIA American JBapttet publication Society1899 AUG 3 13Q7nGopyright Entry-«^^ 2 &,!?<??9i-7sa^ 6fc—***, no Copyright 1899 byGeorge H. Hansell ff rom tbe (press of tbeBmerlcan JBaptist publication Society INTRODUCTION The following reminiscences of Baptist historyin the metropolis are so lucidly written that the onlyintroduction needed is a word of friendly apprecia-tion. The writer makes no claim to original andscientific research, but he may justly claim intimateassociation with most of our church leaders for thepast sixty years. And while he would be the lastto say quorum pars magna fui, I may be allowed tosay for him that no man among us has been morealert to the conditions of church life in this city, orhas rendered more devoted service, than himself. America is usually impatient of archives anddocreminiscencesofb01hans