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Henry Boynton Smith Papers, 1834-1890

Left: Henry Boynton Smith, daguerreotype, circa 1852

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Finding Aid prepared by: Thea Pratt, 1996/7; revisions by Ruth Tonkiss Cameron, 2007; and Andrew McLaren, June 2017 With financial support from the Henry Luce Foundation and the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation Summary Information Creator: Henry Boynton Smith, 1815-1877 Title: Henry Boynton Smith Papers, 1834-1890 Inclusive dates: 1834-1890 Bulk dates: 1838-1877 Abstract: Presbyterian clergyman and theologian. Professor at Union

Theological Seminary beginning 1850. Collection contains his correspondence, notebooks from his studies in Germany, and notes for his courses, as well as student notes on latter. Size: 15 boxes, 7 lin. ft.

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Administrative Information. Provenance: The Henry Boynton Smith papers were among a large group of

partially processed material that was organized in 2017 with financial support from the Henry Luce Foundation and the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation. There is no single accession document for the papers, but they were gathered at the Burke Library as part of a larger effort to preserve Smith’s papers. A number of the items are labeled as having been given by the author himself (e.g., some of the notebooks in series 3). Some of the items were given by H.B. Smith’s son, Henry Goodwin Smith (e.g., the anonymous book of student notes, series 4B, box 2, folder 1). Some of the personal letters (series 1A, box 1, folder 70) were sent from Bryant University. It may have been the disjointed nature of the accession of the documents which led to the inclusion of the papers comprising series 5, the sermons of C.E. Griggs (d. 1891), for which see below.

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Preferred Citation: Item description, UTS: Henry Boynton Smith Papers, 1834-1890, series #, box #, and folder #, The Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary, Columbia University in the City of New York.

Biography Henry Boynton Smith was professor and librarian at Union Theological Seminary from 1850 to 1874. He was born in Portland, Maine on November 21, 1815, entering nearby Bowdoin College at the age of 15 and graduating in 1834. In five of the next seven years (1834-1841), he pursued further education, first at Andover Theological Seminary (1834-1835) and at Bangor Theological Seminary (1835-1836), and then overseas in Paris, Halle, and Berlin (1837-1840), where he studied both theology and philosophy with a number of prominent European scholars. His studies included two interludes as tutor at Bowdoin (1836-1837 and 1840-1841). On December 29, 1842, he was ordained by the Congregational Council, serving as pastor to a community in Merrimac, MA, (also known as West Amesbury) from 1842-1847. This was followed by three years as a professor of philosophy at Amherst College (1847-1850). His time in New England ended with his earning a divinity doctorate at the University of Vermont (1850).

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In 1850, Smith started his academic career at Union Theological Seminary in New York as professor of church history (1850-1854) and then professor of systematic theology (1854-1874). In 1857, he was named Roosevelt Professor of systematic theology. Failing health in the 1870s led to his gradual retirement from his work as both teacher and librarian, and in 1874 he was named Professor Emeritus. He continued as sometime lecturer in apologetics until his death in New York City on February 7, 1877, aged 62. In addition to his first D.D., from the University of Vermont (1850), Smith earned another from Harvard University (1858). He also received two honorary degrees in his career, one from Western Reserve University (LL.D., 1864) and one from the College of New Jersey (later Princeton University; LL.D., 1869). Beyond his academic recognition, Smith was a noted essayist and translator, including of Geiseler’s Textbook of Church History (1855-1879) and Hagenbach’s Textbook of the History of Doctrines (1861-1862). He also served as the founding editor of the American Theological Review (from 1859, subsequently known as the American and Presbyterian Theological Review). His theological teaching was also edited and published posthumously in three volumes (Apologetics, 1882; Introduction to Christian Theology, 1883; System of Christian Theology, 1884) by his wife and two sons in collaboration with some of his students. Smith is perhaps best remembered for his role in the reunion of the Old and New Schools of the Presbyterian Church, a goal he pursued at a national level beginning with his election as moderator of the General Assembly of the New School denomination in 1863 and continuing up to the official reunion of the two schools in 1869. Sources: Alumni Catalogue of the Union Theological Seminary in the City of New York, 1836-

1936. (New York: Union Theological Seminary, 1937), xii. Dictionary of American Biography, ed. Dumas Malone (New York: C. Scribner's Sons,

1935), 17:277f. Longfield, B.J. Presbyterians and American Culture: a History (Louisville, KY:

Westminster John Knox Press, 2013), esp. 111-114. Marsden, G.M. “Smith, Henry Boynton.” American National Biography Online (ACLS,

2008). Accessed June 08 2017. http://www.anb.org/articles/08/08-01408.html. National Cyclopedia of American Biography (New York: James T. White and Company,

1897), 5:311f. Slavens, Thomas P. A Great Library through Gifts (New York: K. G. Saur, 1986), 54-

106.

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Collection Scope and Content Note The papers in this collection include a sampling of Henry Boynton Smith’s academic work at Union; a large group of correspondence between him and his wife; a rather bulky collection of newspaper clippings pasted into scrapbooks by H.B. Smith; and a long series of sermon seemingly written and delivered by C.E. Griggs. Particularly significant in this collection are the series of notes and lectures used by his students and his sons to publish three posthumous books: Apologetics (1882 and reprints) Introduction to Christian Theology (1883 and reprints); and System of Christian Theology (1884 and reprints). These are contained in series 4. Also of importance are Smith’s notebooks from his studies in Europe, largely kept in German, which provide details of the philosophical education for which he was known among American theologians. The collection spans 15 boxes. It is organized in 5 series with 3 subseries:

Series 1: Correspondence, 1834-1890 (2 boxes, .75 lin. ft.) This series is comprised of correspondence from H.B. Smith, to his wife, Elizabeth L. Smith, and to other people on matters that involved Smith. The symbol ‘c’ designates material that was originally in a folder marked “valuable letters copied by Miss M.A. Allen, Northampton, Mass.” The copies were not found. The symbol ‘2nd’ refers to letters found in a folder with newspaper clippings and notes that seem to refer to the corrections to the second edition of his posthumous System of Theology. The symbol ‘e’ refers to an envelope that contained letters to Smith from Hall (1872), H. Ulrici (1872 in German) and George Bancroft (1851).

o Subseries 1A: Correspondence to H.B. Smith

The correspondence in this series is all addressed to Smith and covers a number of different topics, including UTS business and publication matters. There are also a number of personal letters from Smith’s friends and colleagues, including his teachers and classmates in Europe. One letter is in French, and several are in German (including those from his teachers, Tholuck and Ulrici).

o Subseries 1B: Correspondence to E.L. Smith

The letters in this subseries all (save one) come from the years following the death of H.B. Smith, and a great many of them are comments on Elizabeth Smith’s biography of H.B. Smith, which was published in 1880.

o Subseries 1C: Correspondence to others

This brief subseries includes two letters: one from G.L. Hall to L.H. Atwater and one from D.R. Goodwin to Henry Goodwin Smith, H.B. Smith’s son. Both deal with matters of the publication of Smith’s works.



Series 2: Clippings, 1852-1868 (4 boxes, 1.75 lin. ft.) This series includes H.B. Smith’s newspaper scrapbooks. Apparently an avid newspaper reader on all topics, Smith cut out many articles and pasted them into over the pages of pamphlets and brochures to create miniature scrapbooks. They have been filed in the order in which they were found, which does not seem to be either chronological or by subject. Also included in this series is a collection of reviews of Smith’s posthumous works on theology and a scrapbook of reviews of Elizabeth L. Smith’s biography of Smith.

Series 3: European University Notebooks, 1836 - 1840 (3 boxes, 1.5 lin. ft.) Series 3 contains lecture notes by Smith from his student days in Europe, 1838-1839 (in German) to his classes at UTS. Included are one volume of notes from Bangor in 1836 and a volume containing broad documentation of his studies in Germany, consisting of course lists, registration documents, certificates, etc. (See the list of what is included -- series 3, box, item 4). All of these are in bound notebook volumes.

Series 4: H.B. Smith’s Scholarship, 1850-1877 (3 boxes, 1.5 lin. ft.) The materials appearing in this series represent a significant part of Smith’s academic work from his career at UTS. They seem to have been gathered in order to aid in the posthumous publication of his works on theology, as noted above.

Subseries 4A: H.B. Smith’s Notes This subseries contains notes from an entire course of lectures from Smith’s class, Systematic Theology. Also included in this series are notes and texts for a number of other sermons and speeches given by Smith. For instance, an autograph manuscript copy of his famous address to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in 1864 appears here. (Series 4A, box 1, folder 8).

Subseries 4B: Students’ Notes This series is made up of five student notebooks from classes taken with H.B. Smith, included both his course on church history and his course on systematic theology. A notebook from a joint course of “senior lectures” with F.L. Skinner is also included.

Series 5: C.E. Griggs’s Sermons and Speeches, 1850-1890 (3 boxes, 1.5 lin. ft.) This series is composed of a large number of sermons and a handful of other speeches, all seemingly written by Charles Edwin Griggs (d. 1891), a UTS alum (B.Div. 1859) and part-time preacher in Connecticut in the 1860s, 1870s, and 1880s. Although it was initially thought that they were H.B. Smith’s sermons, a closer examination of the manuscripts reveals that their dates and locations match very closely with the known details of C.E. Griggs’ preaching. A more



detailed explanation can be found in the accession file. Most of the sermons deal with a passage from the Bible, and so the sermons are organized alphabetically by book. A few other speeches are also included.

Processing Metal clips were removed from materials and folded items were flattened. Materials were placed in new acid-free folders and boxes. Acidic items were separated from one another by interleaving with acid-free paper as needed. Any items in an advanced state of deterioration were placed in Mylar envelopes. Further Sources Henry Boynton Smith letter to William Augustus Stearns, 1864 March 3, in Edward and Orra White Hitchcock Papers. box 2, folder 10. Amherst College Archives and Special Collections, Amherst College Library.

Henry Boynton Smith: His Life and Work, ed. Elizabeth L. Smith (New York: A.C. Armstrong and Son, 1881). Stearns, L.F. Henry Boynton Smith, ed. Elizabeth M. Stearns (Cambridge, MA: Houghton Mifflin at the Riverside Press, 1892). Henry Boynton Smith, UTS Faculty, Portrait (Daguerreotype, 1856/9?), UTS 2: UTS Records: series 18C, box 5, The Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary, Columbia University in the City of New York. The papers of Frederic M. Bird and Thomas S. Hastings, whose notebooks are included in subseries 4B, are both held at Union Theological Seminary.

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Contents list Series 1: Correspondence, 1834-1890

Subseries 1A: H.B. Smith, 1834-1877

Series Box Folder Contents 1A 1 1 Allison, T., 1874 (c) 1A 1 2 Astie, J.G. (in French), 1868 1A 1 3 Atwater, L.H., 1874 (5 letters) 1A 1 4 Bancroft, Geo. – includes photograph of G.B., 1854 1A 1 5 Besser (in German), 1841 1A 1 6 Bliss, E.E., 1872 1A 1 7 Booth, R., 1874 1A 1 8 Bushnell, H, 1857 (c) 1A 1 9 Butler, C., undated 1A 1 10 Cott, J.H., 1850 1A 1 11 Craig, W., 1855 1A 1 12 Dana, C.A. – 3 Letters, 1850(c), 1851(c) and 1861 1A 1 13 Duffield, G., 1854 1A 1 14 Fairbairn, P. – 2 letters, 1868 1A 1 15 Fisher, G.P., 1874 1A 1 16 Fisk, L.A., 1874 1A 1 17 French, R.C., 1859 1A 1 18 Gallagher, J.S., 1859 1A 1 19 Gillett, E.G. – 2 Letters, 1874 1A 1 20 Godet, L. (in French, envelope) – 3 letters, 1871 and undated 1A 1 21 Guhaen (in German), 1840 1A 1 22 Guyot, A., 1872 1A 1 23 Hall, G.L., 1873-1874 (2 letters) 1A 1 24 Hamilton, W., 1864 1A 1 25 Harley, F.K., 1860 1A 1 26 Howe, F., 1871 1A 1 27 Haskell, T.N. – Residency at Col. College, 1874 1A 1 28 Hatfield, E.J. – 2 Letters, 1874 1A 1 29 Howland, J., 1872 1A 1 30 Hupfeld (in German), 1866 1A 1 31 Hurd, E.L. (to president of Knox College), 1857 1A 1 32 Jacobi, D. (in German), 1869 1A 1 33 James, Wm., 1853 (c) 1A 1 34 [Jarvis?], 1834 1A 1 35 Kahnis, F., (in German) – 11 Letters [1837] 1A 1 36 Landis, R.M., 1874 1A 1 37 Langdon, William Chauncy, 1864 1A 1 38 Luthardt, C.E. (in German), 1866 1A 1 39 McCosh, J. – 2 Letters, 1866 1A 1 40 McKechnie, D.L. – 2 Letters, 1874



Series 1: Correspondence, 1834-1890

Subseries 1A: H.B. Smith, 1834-1877

Series Box Folder Contents 1A 1 41 Milman, 1860 1A 1 42 Niedner, C.W. (in German) – 5 Letters, 1851-1860 1A 1 43 Osgood, S., [1870?] (2nd) 1A 1 44 Park, E.A., 1870-1872 (8 letters) 1A 1 45 Parker, T., 1845 (c) 1A 1 46 Pond, E., 1872 1A 1 47 Ripley, G. – 2 Letters, 1858-1861 1A 1 48 Schenckendorff (in German), 1844 1A 1 49 Schuyler, M.M.W., undated (2 letters) 1A 1 50 Sherwood, J.M., 1884 1A 1 51 Skinner, F.L., undated 1A 1 52 Smith, D. (brother) – 5 Letters, 1855 and 1871 1A 1 53 Smyth, E.C., 1871 1A 1 54 Sprague, W.R. – 5 Letters, 1872 1A 1 55 Squires, C.W., 1874 1A 1 56 Storrs, R.S., undated 1A 1 57 Sturges, J., 1873 1A 1 58 Summer, C., 1849 (c) 1A 1 59 Taylor, L., 1862 1A 1 60 Tholuck, A. (in German) – 12 Letters, 1844-1869 1A 1 61 Tischendorf, C. – 3 Letters, 1867 1A 1 62 Thronwall, J.H. – 2 Letters, 1856 1A 1 63 van Dyck, C.S.H., 1871 1A 1 64 Ulrici, H. – 9 Letters, 1845-1877 1A 1 65 Weston, D.C., 1872 1A 1 66 Whitney, W.D., 1858 1A 1 67 Woolsey, T.D., 1853 1A 1 68 Wood, L., 1836 1A 1 69 Unknown Letters, 1843-1859 1A 1 70 Materials found with letters, undated 1A 1 71 Calling Cards and ephemera, undated


Series 1B: Elizabeth L. Smith, 1872-1886 1B 1 1 Abbott, S., 1880 1B 1 2 Adams, J.,1886 1B 1 3 Atwater, L.H., 1880 1B 1 4 Austin, E.L., 1880 1B 1 5 Bancroft, G., 1880 1B 1 6 Bellows, H. – (incl. clippings of HBS death , 1880 1B 1 7 Bland, M.B., 1881 1B 1 8 Bliss, I. – 2 Letters, 1872-1880 1B 1 9 Booth, H.M., 1880




Series 1B: Elizabeth L. Smith, 1872-1886

Series Box Folder Contents 1B 1 10 Briggs, C.A., undated 1B 1 11 Brown , S.M., 1880 1B 1 12 Butler, E.G., undated 1B 1 13 Cummings, A.L., 1880 1B 1 14 Dey, J., 1879 (with clippings of HBS death) 1B 1 15 Dow, M.C.D. (cousin), 1880 1B 1 16 Dumning, G.F., 1881 1B 1 17 Gilman, Helen A., 1880 1B 1 18 Godet, L., 1880 1B 1 19 Gould, E.M. (cousin), 1880 1B 1 20 Hastings, T.S., 1881 1B 1 21 Hopkins, N.S.B. (nephew?), 1880 1B 1 22 Howland, J., 1880 1B 1 23 Hubbard, W. H., 1880 1B 1 24 Kahnis, E., 1866 1B 1 25 Karr, W.S., 1880 1B 1 26 Lawrence, E.A. and M.W. Lawrence, 1880 1B 1 27 Libby, S.M., 1880 1B 1 28 Magown, G. N., 1877 and 1881 1B 1 29 March, F.A., 1880 1B 1 30 Milliman, Mary T. (cousin), Undated 1B 1 31 Nothington?, H.L., 1880 1B 1 32 Packard, A.S., 1880 1B 1 33 Park, E.A., 1880 1B 1 34 Pike, John, 1880 1B 1 35 Post, G.E., 1880 1B 1 36 Prentis, G.L. – 4 Letters with clippings, 1880 and Undated 1B 1 37 Schaff, P., 1880 1B 1 38 Scudder, H.E., 1880 1B 1 39 Sealye, J.H. (Amherst College), 1880 1B 1 40 Smith, D. (brother), 1880 1B 1 41 Smith, Munroe (nephew), 1880 1B 1 42 Steary, J.L. – 2 Letters, 1880 1B 1 43 Storer, H.G., 1880 1B 1 44 Tanner, E.F., 1881 1B 1 45 Tholuch, M. (+ envelope), 1881 1B 1 46 Tuppan, B., 1880 1B 1 47 Tyler, W.I. – 2 Letters, 1880-1881 1B 1 48 Ulrici, H., 1880 1B 1 49 Waines, E.A., undated 1B 1 50 Wheeler, M.C., 1880 1B 1 51 Woolsey, A.H. – 2 Letters, 1880 1B 1 52 Unknown Letters – 5 Letters, 1880-1881




Series 1C: Other Letters Series Box Folder Contents 1C 1 10 Hall, G.L. to L. Atwater, 1873 1C 1 11 Goodwin, D.R. to H.G. Smith – (re: 2nd edition of System) , 1890 Series 2: Clippings, 1852-1868 2 1 1 1859-1862: News; Statistics Literature 2 1 2 1856-1862: Hymns/Poems; Anecdotes; Sacr. Poetry; Stats. 2 1 3 1853-1863: Theol.; Church Property; Preaching; Bible 2 2 1 1852-1863: Civil War; Poetry; Lang./Philology; Church Hist. 2 2 2 1853-1861: Contemp. Theol.; Church Issues; 2 2 3 1856-1863: Belgic Conf.; Euro. Scholarship; Bible 2 3 1 1860-1863: Archaeology; Sac.Poetry; Sci. and Art; Jews 2 3 2 1860s?: Annual Summaries; Gen. Lit.; Church 2 3 3 1856-1864: Sac. Poetry; Hymns; Religion 2 3 4 1868: Clippings and Notes on Atonement 2 3 5 Reviews, undated 2 4 1 Scrapbook, with reviews of Mrs. Smith’s biography, circa 1883 Series 3: European University Notes and Records, 1836 – 1840 3 1 1 Tholuck’s Lectures: Christliche Sittenlehre [Christian Ethics]

[1838?1] 3 1 2 K.L. Michelet’s Lectures: Geschichte der Philosophie von Kant zu

Hegel2 and Trendelenburg’s Lectures: Kritik des Hegeliche Systems, [1838-1839?3]

3 1 3 Gabler’s Lectures: Logik und Metaphysik, 1v., [1838-1839? 4] and Erdmann’s Lectures: Psychologie und Anthropologie [1838? 5]

3 1 4 Gesenius’s Einleitung ins Alte Testament (nach dem Hefte v. A.G. Böhme) with Hengstenberg’s6 Einleitung ins A[lte] T[estament], Winter, 1838-1839

1 Cf. Smith’s biography, p. 59, where he mentions hearing “Tholuck on Christian Morals,” in a letter of Nov. 24, 1838. 2 Cf. Michelet’s 2-volume work: Geschichte der letzten Systeme der Philosophie in Deutschland von Kant bis Hegel (Berlin 1837f.). 3 Cf. Smith’s biography, p. 65, where a letter is quoted mentioning both Trendelenburg’s Lectures and one on the history of German philosophy, dated April 30, 1839. 4 Cf. Smith’s biography, p. 65. 5 Cf. Smith’s biography, p. 59, where he mentions hearing “a lecture on psychology by Prof. Erdmann,” in a letter of Nov. 24, 1838. 6 Cf. Smith’s biography, p. 65.



Series 3: European University Notes and Records, 1836 – 1840 Series Box Item Contents 3 1 5 Hengstenberg’s Lectures on Hiob [Job], [1838-1839?7] 3 2 1 Notes on the New Testament using Newcome’s Harmony and

Knapp’s Gk. text of the NT, Bangor Theological Seminary, 1836 3 2 2 Synopsis von Harless [Study of the Synoptic Gospels, in German

ms, not HBS]8, undated. 3 2 3 Tholuck’s Lectures on Einleitung i.d. Paulischen Briefen and

Tholuck’s Lectures on Encyclopedia [i.e., theological literature, 1838-39?]

3 2 4 Tholuck’s Lectures on Dogmatik, 18389 3 2 5 Tholuck’s Encyclopaedie with Genesius on Genesis , [1838-39?] 3 3 1 Tholuck’s Lectures on Morals, [1838-39?10] 3 3 2 Ulrici’s Vorlesung über Religionsphilosophie11 (183912) and Ulrici’s

lectures on Begriff der Sünde (Concept of Sin) [1839?] 3 3 3 Neander’s Dogmengeschichte and Erklärung der

Apostelgeschichte, [1839?13] 3 3 4 Collection of university records from Europe (primarily in German)

Series 4: H.B. Smith’s Scholarship, 1850-1877 Subseries 4A: H.B. Smith’s Lecture and Publication Papers 4A 1 1 Systematic Theology, Lectures 1-29, 1857? 4A 1 2 Systematic Theology, Lectures 30-64, 1857? 4A 1 3 Systematic Theology, Lecture 64-81, 1857? 4A 1 4 ‘Division 2nd of Part 3rd of Lectures,’ Senior Year, 1859-1860 4A 1 5 Other Lecture Notes, 1847-1854 and Undated 4A 1 6 Materials for System of Theology (2nd edition) [?] 4A 1 7 Photocopy of P. Schaff’s Intro to HBS translation of Gieseler, 1880 4A 1 8 MS Copy of HBS Address, General Assem. of Presb. Church, 1864

7 Cf. Smith’s biography, p. 65. 8 Cf. Smith’s biography, p. 118, mention of Harless. 9 Possibly a continuation of the Encyclopedia, which is said to include a portion on Dogmatik. 10 Cf. Smith’s biography, p. 59, where he mentions hearing “Tholuck on Christian Morals,” in a letter of Nov. 24, 1838. Relationship to Christliche Sittenlehre unclear. 11 Cf. Smith’s biography, p. 65. 12 In Smith’s hand, under sec. 170 “Finis von Ulrici’s Religionsphilosophie May 12, 1839. 13 Cf. Smith’s biography, p. 65 (“Neander, Acts” and “History of Christian Doctrines, Neander”)



Series 4: H.B. Smith’s Scholarship, 1850-1877 Subseries 4B: Students’ Notes Series Box Folder Contents 4B 1 1 Church History and History of Doctrine, 1849-1851: T.S. Hastings 4B 1 2 Ecclesiastical History, 1851-182: J. Edwin Roy 4B 1 3 Systematic Theology, 1855-1856: J. Quick, vol. 1 4B 1 4 Systematic Theology, 1855-1856: J. Quick, vol. 2 4B 2 1 Systematic Theology, 1857: Anon., vol. 1 4B 2 2 Systematic Theology, 1860?: Anon., vol. 1 4B 2 3 Systematic Theology, 1860?: Anon., vol. 2 4B 2 4 Senior Lectures by Skinner and Smith, 1859-1860: F.M. Bird 4B 2 5 The Being of God 1866: Anonymous Series 5: C.E. Griggs’s Sermons and Speeches, 1850-1890 Sermons 5 1 1 Acts 9:11, 1878-1881 5 1 2 Amos 4:12, 1870 5 1 3 I Chronicles, 29:5, 1872-1875 5 1 4 Collossians [sic] 3:17, 1862-1870 5 1 5 I Corinthians 3:11, 1860-1876 5 1 6 II Corinthians 5:1, 1882 5 1 7 Daniel 3:16-18, 1862-1867 5 1 8 Daniel 3:17, 1878 5 1 9 Daniel 5:27, [187?] 5 1 10 Daniel 5:30, 1870-1890 5 1 11 Daniel 6:22, 1878 5 1 12 Ephesians 5:14, 1858-1867 5 1 13 Ephesians 6:11, 1870-1876 5 1 14 Exodus 3:2, 1862-1877 5 1 15 Exodus14:15, 1860-1877 5 1 16 Galatians 6:10, 1878-1887 5 1 17 Galatians 6:14, 1861-1870 5 1 18 Genesis 1:3, 1860-1881 5 1 19 Genesis 50:20, 1870-1876 5 1 20 Hebrews 3:15, 1860-1885 5 1 21 Hebrews 6:19, 1858-1886 5 1 22 Hebrews 13:5, 1867-1882 5 1 23 Hosea 2:20,1862-1869 5 1 24 Isaiah 40:2, 1878-1885 5 1 25 Isaiah 40:7, 1871-1878

5 1 26 Isaiah 43:3, 1850-1866 5 1 27 Isaiah 45:22, 1862-1871 5 1 28 James 1:5-7, 1860-1868 5 1 29 James 4:14, 1858-1874 (with undated copy)



Series 5: C.E. Griggs’s Sermons and Speeches, 1850-1890 Series Box Folder Contents 5 1 30 Jeremiah 8:22, 1861-1876 5 1 31 Jeremiah 12:5, 1873-1888 5 1 32 Jeremiah 13:16, 1862-1876 5 1 33 Jeremiah 35:13, [187?]-1881 5 1 34 Job 19:25, 1862-1872 5 2 1 John 1:29, 1862-1872 5 2 2 John 3:2, 1860-1883 5 2 3 John 3:16, 1860-1862 5 2 4 John 5:39, 1858-1872 5 2 5 John 5:40, 1859-1861; 1862-1872; and 1876 5 2 6 John 14:2, 1862-1877 5 2 7 John 14:16-17, 1862-1868 5 2 8 John 17:17, 1862-1867 5 2 9 John 19:14, 1870 5 2 10 John 20:30-31, 1867-1871 5 2 11 Joshua 24:15, 1870 5 2 12 II Kings 20:40, 1869-1877 5 2 13 Luke 1:15-17, 1878-1885 5 2 14 Luke 2:13-14, 1878 5 2 15 Luke 2:52, 1878-1883 5 2 16 Luke 4:22, 1878-1881 5 2 17 Luke 7:9 and Matthew 9:29, 1878-1882 5 2 18 Luke 7:12-13, 1878 5 2 19 Luke 10:20, 1878-1881 5 2 20 Luke 10:41-42, 1860-1876 5 2 21 Luke 12:35, 1862-1877 5 2 22 Luke 12:40, 1867-1872 5 2 23 Luke 16:31, 1867-1870 5 2 24 Luke 22:61-62, 1862-1882 5 2 25 Mark 10:21, 1862-1872 5 2 26 Mark 10:46-52, 1860-1884 5 2 27 Matthew 3:10, 1870-1872 5 2 28 Matthew 4:19 and Luke 5:11, 1878-1882 5 2 29 Matthew 5:7, 1861-1877 5 2 30 Matthew 16:26 1870-1875 5 3 1 Matthew 21:28, [1866?]-1875 5 3 2 Matthew 22:5, 1862-1876 5 3 3 Micah 2:10, 1861-1869 5 3 4 Micah 2:10, 1872-1876 5 3 5 Numbers 10:29, 1862-1871 5 3 6 II Peter 1:19-21, 1869-1876



Series 5: C.E. Griggs’s Sermons and Speeches, 1850-1890 Series Box Folder Contents 5 3 7 II Peter 2:19-21, 1867-1876 5 3 8 Psalms 26:9, 1878 5 3 9 Pslams 39, 1869-1882 5 3 10 Psalms 74:22, 1860-1871 5 3 11 Psalms 86:8, 1860-1868 5 3 12 Psalms 104:34, 1871-1880 5 3 13 Psalms 144:15, 1862-1876 5 3 14 Revelation 21:4, 1862-1870 5 3 15 Revelation 14:5, 1870-1878 5 3 16 Romans 1:16, 1872-1875 5 3 17 Romans 4:7, undated 5 3 18 Romans 7:13, 1868 5 3 19 Thessalonians 2:12, 1860-1878 5 3 20 I Timothy 1:11, 1869-1878 5 3 21 II Timothy 2:10 and Acts 16:17, 1862-1872 5 3 22 II Timothy 3:14-15, 1862-1882 5 3 23 Zechariah 4:6, 1860-1872 5 3 24 Zechariah 14:7, 1862-1870 Other speeches 5 3 25 Chaplain[, CT] Celebration, 1861 5 3 26 Relation of the Church to Sunday School, 1883 5 3 27 “Point in Preaching,” undated 5 3 28 “Spiritual Acrostic,” signed by Mary Jane Griggs, undated

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