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This collection contains ten letters written between 1835 and 1851 to American Home Missionary Society Secretary John A. Murray and Associate Secretary Milton Badger. The primary topics are missionaries' efforts in western and central New York, their quarterly and annual reports, appointment approvals, and the requesting of funds for pastors' salaries.

This collection contains ten letters written between 1835 and 1851 to American Home Missionary Society Secretary John A. Murray and Associate Secretary Milton Badger. The primary topics are missionaries' efforts in western and central New York, their quarterly and annual reports, appointment approvals, and the requesting of funds for pastors' salaries. See the Detailed Box and Folder Listing for more information about each item.

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1835 August 7 . A[sa] S. Allen ALS to Rev. Mr. [John A.] Murray; Angelica, New York.

3 pages

Box 60, Small Collections, Folder 35
A request for Reverend Leverett Hull to be appointed pastor and for $75 to cover the amount of his salary they were unable to raise by subscription. Comments on local revival, the importance of the station in the region, and the need for a preacher. Signed by the Elders and Trustees. Accompanied by a reference from M. Hunter.
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1837 February 14 . Committee of the Second Congregational Church of Sheldon ALS to Rev. John A. Murray; Shelden, New York.

2 pages

Box 60, Small Collections
A request for Reverend Ward Childs to be appointed pastor and $100 to fulfill his salary. Financial support required because of the small population and debts incurred by building a public house of worship. Accompanied by a note from the Committee of Missions of the Presbytery of Genesee supporting approval of the request.