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Biographical Note / Administrative History
Artemas Bullard, born in 1802 at Northbridge, Massachusetts, into a Congregationalist family, graduated from Amherst in 1826 and attended Andover Theological Seminary, 1826-1828, leaving in 1828 before completion of his work to become Secretary and General Agent for the Massachusetts Sabbath School Union. In 1830 he toured the West for this organization. In 1831 he was ordained by the Andover Association of the Congregational Church. From 1832 to 1838 he served as agent of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions for the Valley of the Mississippi, living in Walnut Hills, a suburb of Cincinnati and location of Lane Theological Seminary. In this capacity he traveled extensively from Detroit to New Orleans. In 1838 he accepted a call to the pastorate of the First Presbyterian Church, St. Louis, where he remained until his death in a railroad accident in 1855.
Bullard's interests were wide and through his travels, his correspondence and participation in the work of the voluntary societies and the judicatories of the Church, his influence was extensive, especially in Missouri where played a leadership role similar to an Episcopal missionary bishop. In education, he maintained a lifelong support for the Sunday School cause, ministerial education, the recruitment of teachers, both male and female, for the West. On a visit to the East in 1845 he recruited seminary students for Missouri, the most famous recruit being Frederick Starr, Jr. He corresponded with members of the faculties of Marion College, Illinois College, Hudson College, Western Reserve College and Marietta College and was a prime mover in the establishment of Webster College. In 1854 he was offered but he refused chairmanship of the New School Committee of Education.
Bullard was a staunch supporter of, and successful fund raiser for, the voluntary societies, and was a founder and secretary of the Missouri Home Missionary Society, auxiliary to the American Home Missionary Society. He was a leader in the temperance movement and city missions. He was influential in organizing church extension and church erection efforts of the New School Church and on his 1845 journey through the East raised funds for church building in Missouri. In 1850 he attended the World Peace Convention in Germany.
In the schism of the Presbyterian Church in 1837-1838, Bullard, like many Missouri clergymen and churches, tried at first to maintain a neutral or independent position between the two factions, but eventually he became an important leader of the New School Presbyterians, who in Missouri organized as a New School Synod in 1842.
Bullard opposed slavery, but was not an abolitionist. He was, however, accused of being one in Missouri, a state with a strong pro-slavery element.
Collection Overview
This record group consists largely of the incoming correspondence of Bullard, with copies of a few of his own letters. The correspondents include such celebrated figures as Calvin Stowe, Catherine Beecher and Albert Barnes, as well as Milton Badger, Robert Baird, Theron Baldwin, John Blatchford, A. Converse, Nathanael Dodge, George Duffield, Jr., Ezra Stiles Ely, E. F. Fairchild, John G. Fee, Thornton A. Mills, Joel Parker, William S. Potts, Frederick Starr, Jr., John M. Sturtevant and many others, including missionaries to China, India, Liberia and Iraq. There are also letters from Mary Lyon, Frances Willard and several other women.
Bullard received letters from teachers seeking positions in the West or desiring to start schools, young men starting careers in business, businessmen inquiring about prospects in St. Louis, clergymen considering migration to the West, people trying to contact relatives, parents concerned about the well-being of children, as well as letters of introduction. Home missionaries and elders in Missouri wrote him seeking help and advice. Letters and bills of lading show his service as a channel for shipments of clothing for missionary families and books for Sabbath School libraries from benevolent societies and local churches in the East and for authors seeking promotion and sale of their books in St. Louis. With the correspondence are several circulars for schools, bible and tract societies, and other institutions.
The correspondence reflects the difficulties of missionary life, the confusion and bitter contention caused by the schism in the Presbyterian Church, and both rivalry and cooperation of denominations in the West, theological strife, revivals, the slavery controversy, and social and economic conditions in Missouri, western Illinois and Kentucky.
There are a few papers of Bullard's son, the Rev. Henry Bullard.
Organization and Arrangement
SERIES I: CORRESPONDENCE, 1828, 1830-1855 [Boxes 1-6]
SERIES II: MISCELLANY, 1800-1801, 1824-1829, 1839-1888, n.d. [Box 7]
Administrative Information
The bulk of previous folders within boxes 4, 5, and 6 had individual lists of correspondents written on them. These lists were previously photocopied and filed in folder 1 of Box 1, and were then transcribed and added to the Collection Inventory in 2014 by society staff. There is no complete index of the correspondents within the collection.
Letters from foreign missionaries include the following:
E. C. Bridgman, Canton, China, 1828, 1830-1832
Henry Ballantine, Bombay, India, March 19, 1839
J. Laurie, Mosul, [Iraq], October 11, 1844
A. Grant, Umvati Station, India, December 8, 1851
H. G. O. Wright, Constantinople, August 27, 1851; October 11, 1853
There are also letters from a black American who emigrated to Monrovia, Liberia:
Richard Flournoy, January 15, 1844; December 22, 1844
Collection processed and finding aid prepared: 1989
Glenn Colliver, Assistant Archivist
Correspondence and reports, 1831-1869, retrieved from unnaccessioned material on aisle 120; added to collection, 17 October 2023.
Catalog Headings
Collection Inventory
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1 | 1 | Finding Aid to Record Group 255 | |
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| SERIES I: INCOMING CORRESPONDENCE, 1828, 1830-1855 | |
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1 | 2 | Correspondence (E. C. Bridgman Letters), 1828, 1830-1832 | |
1 | 3 | Correspondence, 1830 | |
1 | 4 | January-February 1831 | |
1 | 5 | March- April 1831 | |
1 | 6 | May-June 1831 | |
1 | 7 | July 1831 | |
1 | 8 | August-September 1831 | |
1 | 9 | October 1831 | |
1 | 10 | November-December 1831 | |
1 | 11 | January-February 1832 | |
1 | 12 | March-April 1832 | |
1 | 13 | May-August 1832 | |
1 | 14 | September 1832-March 1833 | |
1 | 15 | June-December 1833 | |
1 | 16 | February 1834-June 1835 | |
1 | 17 | July-December 1835 | |
1 | 18 | March 1835-March 1837 | |
1 | 19 | April-June 1837 | |
1 | 20 | July-September 1837 | |
1 | 21 | October-December 1837 | |
1 | 22 | January-March 1838 | |
1 | 23 | April 1838 | |
1 | 24 | May 1838 | |
1 | 25 | June 1838 | |
1 | 26 | July 1838 | |
1 | 27 | August-October 1838 | |
1 | 28 | November-December 1838 | |
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2 | 1 | January 1839 | |
2 | 2 | February 1839 | |
2 | 3 | March 1839 | |
2 | 4 | April-May 1839 | |
2 | 5 | June 1839 | |
2 | 6 | July 1839 | |
2 | 7 | August-September 1839 | |
2 | 8 | October-November 1839 | |
2 | 9 | December 1839 | |
2 | 10 | January 1840 | |
2 | 11 | February-March 1840 | |
2 | 12 | April-May 1840 | |
2 | 13 | June-July 1840 | |
2 | 14 | August-October 1840 | |
2 | 15 | November-December 1840 | |
2 | 16 | January-February 1841 | |
2 | 17 | March-April 1841 | |
2 | 18 | May 1841 | |
2 | 19 | June-July 1841 | |
2 | 20 | August 3-12, 1841 | |
2 | 21 | August 16-31, 1841 | |
2 | 22 | September 2-9, 1841 | |
2 | 23 | September 11-29, 1841 | |
2 | 24 | October 1841 | |
2 | 25 | November 1841 | |
2 | 26 | December 1841 | |
2 | 27 | January 1842 | |
2 | 28 | February 1842 | |
2 | 29 | March 1842 | |
2 | 30 | April 1842 | |
2 | 31 | May 1842 | |
2 | 32 | June 1842 | |
2 | 33 | July 1-11, 1842 | |
2 | 34 | July 12-30, 1842 | |
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3 | 1 | August 1842 | |
3 | 2 | September 1-15, 1842 | |
3 | 3 | September 16-29, 1842 | |
3 | 4 | October 3-11, 1842 | |
3 | 5 | October 15-29, 1842 | |
3 | 6 | November 1842 | |
3 | 7 | December 1842 | |
3 | 8 | January 1843 | |
3 | 9 | February 1843 | |
3 | 10 | March 1843 | |
3 | 11 | April 1843 | |
3 | 12 | May-June 1843 | |
3 | 13 | July 1843 | |
3 | 14 | August 1843 | |
3 | 15 | September 1843 | |
3 | 16 | October 1843 | |
3 | 17 | November 1843 | |
3 | 18 | December 1843 | |
3 | 19 | January 1-12, 1844 | |
3 | 20 | January 13-29, 1844 | |
3 | 21 | February 1844 | |
3 | 22 | March 1844 | |
3 | 23 | April 1844 | |
3 | 24 | May 1844 | |
3 | 25 | June-July 1844 | |
3 | 26 | August-September 1844 | |
3 | 27 | October-November 1844 | |
3 | 28 | December 1844 | |
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4 | 1 | January 1845 (Correspondents: Rev. Edwards Wright; Rev. J.T. Tucker; Rev. C. Lord; J.S. Graves; Pisgah Church, Savannah, Mo.; Mars Hill Church, Oregon, Mo.; C. Eddy; J.S. Reeve; William Potter; Mrs. Sally Holmes; G. Brubaker; Milton Badger; John S. Clark; Rev. William Williams; J.H. Linsley; P.D. Tiffany) | |
4 | 2 | February 1845 (Correspondents: Isaac W.K. Handy; William S. McKee; J.M. Grout; Osgood Fifield; E.P. Noel; Rev. C. Lord; J.M. Post; Jno. M. Blatchford; E. Wright) | |
4 | 3 | March 1845 (Correspondents: Charles D. Simpson; R. Wilkinson; Wm. O. Rockwood; L. Grosvenor; E.P. Noel; Renshaw; J.T. Tucker; First Presbyterian Church, Saint Louis, Mo.; Edmond Wright; Milton Badger; S. Knox; Isaac W.K. Handy; Mary J.R. Handy; J.M. Sturtevant; Alfred Wright; W. Barrows; E.L. Barnard; Jason Chapin; E.V. Sawtell) | |
4 | 4 | April-May 1845 (Correspondents: John Viall; J.T. Tucker; E.P. Noel; Edmund Flagg; Henry R. Smith; William Homer; William H. Long; C.A. Lord; Henry M. Field; William Homes) | |
4 | 5 | June-July 1845 (Correspondents: C.A. Lord; W. Preston; Henry Darrah; R. Post; James Lyman; Rev. Enoch Pond; W. Baldwin; J.T. Tucker; Levi R. Morrison; William Page; J.T. Waterman; W. Purves; S. Reeve; R. Post; David D. Field) | |
4 | 6 | August 1-14, 1845 (Correspondents: William Porter; W. Barrows; Henry M. Field; Henry T. Darrah; William W. Whipple; F. Knox; Leonard Bacon; C.C. Dean; S. Reeve; Milton Badger; E.W. Hooper; S.L. Tappan; L. Armsky; David P. Judson) | |
4 | 7 | August 16-30, 1845 (Correspondents: Cyrus Yale; W. Page; T.T. Waterman; C. Lord; P. Gould; B. Silliman; Samuel Manning) | |
4 | 8 | September 1845 (Correspondents: C. Lord; E. Wright; Charles D. Herbert; Jno. Blatchford; A.M. Collins; J.M. Crawford; J.B. Townsend; P. Smith; Jos. Boggs; C.C. Dean; Abigail Hasbrouck; William W. Whipple; S.G. Clapp; E. Delavan) | |
4 | 9 | October 1845 (Correspondents: H.T. Darrah; John N. Lewis; Wm. A. Spencer; S.G. Cliff; P. Gould; David Weir; L.F. Chadwick; E.P. Noel; Elias B. Watson; John N. Lewis; John Kingsburg; C.C. Dean; Mary E. Ide; G. & C. Merriam; C. Lord; Edmund Wright; A. Converse; Wm. Hill) | |
4 | 10 | November 1845 (Correspondents: Jno. E. Wyman; L.T. Chadwick; Rev. Jno. Blatchford; John W. Cunningham; David Dimond; N. Porter; E.P. Noel; F.R. Gray; Jno. B. Blatchford; J.B. Wright; J.T. Tucker; H.W. Ripley, A.F. Champion; M. Robinson) | |
4 | 11 | December 1845 (Correspondents: Presbyterian Church, Weston, Mo.; William Porter, St. Francisville, Mo.; B.F. Northrop, Rochester, N.Y.; Franklin Davis, St. Charles, Mo.; J. T. Tucker, Hannibal, Mo.; Abigail L. Hasbrouck, Holland Patent, N.Y.; David Dimond, St. Charles, Mo.; New Englanders of St. Louis; E. Wright, Weston, Mo.; J. B. Wright, Lexington, Mo.; C. Hall, American Home Mission Society, New York, N.Y.; Francis Parker, Troy, Mo.; Blatchford, West Ely, Mo.; E. B. Watson, New York, N.Y.; Allen and Weltsch’s, New Orleans, La.; P. Gould, Philadelphia, Pa.) | |
4 | 12 | January 1846 (Correspondents: E. P. Noel, Richmond, Mo.; Franklin Davis, St. Charles, Mo.; J. T. Tucker, Hannibal, Mo.; Milton Badger, A. E. Lawrence, American Home Mission Society, New York, N.Y.; J. B. Mason, Cincinnati, Ohio; R. A. Parks, St. Charles, Mo.; Levi Morrison, Athens, Tenn.; E. Wright, Weston, Mo.; Milton Badger, A. B. Townsend, American Home Mission Society, New York, N.Y.; F. R. Gray, Monticello, Mo.; Timothy Hill, Paris, Mo.; A. L. Slayback, Shelbyville, Mo.; John Blatchford, Oakland Green, West Ely, Mo.; John W. Cunningham, Knoxville, Tenn.; E. A. Carson, Savannah, Mo.; C. B. Barton, Bethel, Mo.; David Weir, Morgan Co., Mo.; William H. Long, New Haven, Conn.; G. M. Crawford, Lafayette, Mo.) | |
4 | 13 | February 1846 (Correspondents: William E. Holley, Lexington, Miss.; Isaac W. K. Handy, Warsaw, Mo.; M. A. Ely; David Dimond, St. Charles, Mo.; F. Davies, St. Charles, Mo.; Edmund Wright, Weston, Mo.; Frederick W. Porter, American Sunday School Union, Philadelphia, Pa.; A. G. Norton, Alton, Ill.; G. A. M. Renshaw, Springfield, Mo.; E. Wyman, St. Louis, Mo.; P. Tompkins, New York, N.Y.; L. Grosvenor, Rock Hill, Mo.; A. A. Austin, Commerce, Mo.; E. P. Noel, Richmond, Mo.; F. Parker, Troy, Mo.; A. N. Ford, Lacon, Marshall Co., Ill.; Lincoln Clark, Tuscaloosa, Ala.; Milton Badger, A. B. Townsend, American Home Mission Society, New York, N.Y.; James H. Henry, Pekin, Ill.) | |
4 | 14 | March 1846 (Correspondents: Orin Fowler, Fall River, Mass.; David Dimond, St. Charles, Mo.; John Gerrish, Bangor, Me.; Margaretta Lamb, Philadelphia, Pa.; Glen Wood, New Haven, Conn.; Mrs. James McClure, Albany, N.Y.; Charles D. Herbert, Parkville, Mo.; John Dunn, Shelbyville, Mo.; Porter Le Conte, Napanoch, N.Y.; George L. Weed, Cincinnati, Ohio; E. Wright, Weston, Mo.; W. Torrey, Sparta, N.J.; E. J. Gillett, Jamestown, Mo.; J. D. Taylor, Natchez, Mo.; John N. Lewis, Newburgh, N.Y.; T. P. Van Antwerp, St. Louis, Mo.; J. S. Reeve, St. Joseph, Mo.; A. T. Hopkins, Buffalo, N.Y.; S. W. Best & Co., Boston, Mass.; William A. Ruth, Shelbyville, Mo.; Benjamin Brown, Brownsburg, Mo.; Young Men’s Colonization Society, St. Louis, Mo.; E. P. Noel, Richmond, Mo.; P. Gould, Washington, D.C.) | |
4 | 15 | April 1846 (Correspondents: G. A. M. Renshaw, Springfield, Mo.; J. M. Grant, Warsaw, Ill.; J. W. Adams, Syracuse, Mo.; John N. Lewis, Newburgh, N.Y.; E. Wright, Weston, Mo.; A. Jones, Deepwater, Mo.; E. A. Carson, Savannah, Mo.; Milton Badger, American Home Mission Society, New York, N.Y.; W. McLain, Washington, D.C.; F. R. Gray, Houston, Mo.; William A. Keith, Shelbyville, Mo.; Amasa Converse, Philadelphia, Pa.; Ira Tracy, West Brookfield, Mass.; W. W. Whipple, La Grange, Mo.) | |
4 | 16 | May 1846 (Correspondents: Knox; David Dimond, St. Charles, Mo.; E. Wood, Albany, N.Y.; E. Flagg, St. Louis, Mo.; H. L. Smith, St. Louis, Mo.; J. A. Bushnell, St. Louis, Mo.; N. Coffin and E. Wolcott, Jacksonville, Ill.; Stephen M. Dillard, Robert S. Reid, G. A. M. Renshaw, Springfield, Mo.; Chauncey Eddy, Jacksonville, Mo.; George E. Peirce, Western Reserve College, Hudson, Ohio; R. H. Courtney, Independence, Mo.; F. R. Gray, Independence, Mo.; G. L. Weed, Cincinnati, Ohio.) | |
4 | 17 | June 1846 (Correspondents: Drusilla G. Burness, Lowell, Mass.; C. C. Dean, Boston, Mass.; Timothy Hill, Paris, Mo.; Herman Norton, American Protestant Society, New York, N.Y.; Milton Badger, American Home Mission Society, New York, N.Y.; James E. Furniss, Nauvoo, Ill.; S. Holmes, New Bedford, Mass.; J. G. Stiles, Richmond, Va.; William W. Whipple, La Grange, Mo.; Robert S. Finley, Burlington, Vt.; F. R. Gray, Houston, Mo.; T. S. Reeve, St. Joseph, Mo.; Christopher Bradshaw, Johnson County, Mo.; J. B. Townsend, Troy, N.Y.; John Blatchford, West Ely, Mo.; James Hilliard, John Leighton, New York, N.Y.; Amasa Converse, Philadelphia, Pa.; Mrs. E. H. Owen, Hartford, Mo.; G. W. Garriott, St. Louis, Mo.) | |
4 | 18 | July 1846 (Correspondents: J.T. Tucker; Ann D. Tucker; James Mahon; J. Spaulding; William Whipple; David Dimond; William Porter; S.W.B. Carnegy; Geo. Brubaker; Edmund Wright; Charles D. Herbert; J.C. Aiken; Thos. Shepard) | |
4 | 19 | August 1846 (Correspondents: John Rice; A. Rood; Isaac W.K. Handy; James S. Duisenberry; R. Post; F.R. Gray) | |
4 | 20 | September 1846 (Correspondents: Ann Perkins; Franklin Davis; W.W. Whipple; H.A. Tracy; David Dimond; Henry Hill; E.A. Carson; Isaac W.K. Handy; Sherman Day; Jos. S. Clark; Caleb B. Tracy; J.R. Woods; Charles Hosmer; E.J. Gillette; C.D. Simpson; T.S. Reeve; F.R. Gray) | |
4 | 21 | October 1846 (Correspondents: Rev. William Homer; M.A. Harper; J.S. Clark; W.W. Whipple; A. Jones; F.R. Gray; J.D. Paxton; L. Grosvenor; N. Childs; T. Hunt; T.S. Reeve; Joseph Templeton; T. Hill; T.H. Brown; S.A. Raulett; A.G. Norton; D. Dimond; A.G. Boon; Isaac W.K. Handy) | |
4 | 22 | November 1846 (Correspondents: Alexius Neil; A. Bullard; David Dimond; Ludwell E. Powell; Christopher Bradshaw; T. Hill; W. Homes; W.W. Whipple; Jno. B. Blatchford; L. Grosvenor; Geo. Brubaker; William Porter; Henry Perkins; John Leighton; James Stratton; G.W. Garriott; Isaac W.K. Handy; George Duffield) | |
4 | 23 | December 1846 (Correspondents: St. Louis Public Schools; E.P. Noel; F.R. Gray; Susan Cummins; T. Hill; William Porter; W.W. Whipple; St. Louis Public Schools; L. Grosvenor; A. Jones; David Dimond; R.W. Patterson; F. Parker; Peter Hudson; F. Morgan; G.W. Garriott) | |
4 | 24 | January 1847 (Correspondents: James C. Agnew; William Homes; W. Barrows; T. Hill; J.L. Hubbard; Chas. Hall; G.A.M. Renshaw; D. Dimond; A.W. Bentley; J.M. Chickering; E.P. Noel; C.D. Herbert; Phineas Davies; Geo. Brubaker) | |
4 | 25 | February 1847 (Correspondents: Geo. Brubaker; E. Wright; P.W. Patterson; Peter Hudson; J. Spaulding; Geo. M. Tuthill; Wm. Homes; L. Grosvenor; P. Fobis; [Amzi?] W. Freeman; D. Dimond; Richard Bond; James C. Marshall; John R. Adams; T.S. Reeve; Wm. McCausland; W. Barrows; L.A. Barrows; C.E. Stowe; Alanson Alvord; A.E. Lawrence; Geo. W. Ewing) | |
4 | 26 | March 1847 (Correspondents: C. Bradshaw; J.M. Clark; F.R. Gray; J. Stevens; M.B. Enman; Geo. S. Weed; D.H. Allen; C.C. Dean; David Dimond; C.D. Simpson; Edward Wright; Charles D. Herbert; D.H. Riddle; Milton Badger; Geo. M. Tuthill; W. Homes; L. Grosvenor) | |
4 | 27 | April 1847 (Correspondents: A.S. Pomeroy; W.W. Whipple; Edward H. Greeley; E. Greenleaf; Isaac W. K. Handy; Wm. L. Dickson; J.S. Clark; W. Homes; George Weed; W. McLain; A. Converse; D.H. Riddle; John R. Adams; T. Hill; Ann Perkins, F.R. Gray; William S. Potts; G.M. Crawford; John Bare; Wm. McCausland; Geo. M. Tuthill; E.P. Noel; C. Eddy; J. Spaulding; Jacob Clark) | |
4 | 28 | May-June 1847 (Correspondents: Isaac B. Ricketts; Wm. T. Dickson; Henry Perkins; John Slack; W. Homes; S.G. Spees; Charles Rockwell; Sarah B. Post; Isaac C.W. Handy; Abigail F. Davis; W. Whipple; W. Homes; Milton Badger; David Dimond; Isaac M.K. Handy; E.J. Gillett; John Blatchford; John Humphrey; S. Knox; John Muldrow; Darius Pouge; Thomas Lee; A. Converse; Franklin Davis; R.W. Patterson; R.R. Gurley; S.G. Spees) | |
4 | 29 | July 1847 (Correspondents: Ed. Wright; Joseph Lyman; Nath’l Kunkel; J.F. Amos; L. Grosvenor; G.K. Budd; H.M. Field; Charles Rockwell; John Campbell; C.C. Dean; G.M. Crawford; J.T. Tucker; Glover & Campbell; J. Blatchford; Jns. Campbell; E.J. Gillet; Robert H. Parks; Henry Perkins; A. Hathaway) | |
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5 | 1 | August 1847 (Correspondents: Charles Hall; Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York; E. Wright; Isaac W.K. Handy; Jns. Blatchford; A.B.C.F.M. Committee; David Dimond; Henry J. Van Dyke; John Leighton; S. Shepherd Gray; A.H. Dashiell, Jr.; A. Alvord; Myron Finch; C.U. Shepard; A.H. Dashiell; L.C. Rouse; D.N. Riddle; Charles Rockwell; Elias Clark; N.B. Purinton; Harrod, Darling & Co.; Enoch Pond) | |
5 | 2 | September 1847 (Correspondents; E.P. Noel; M. Woodfin; L. Grosvenor; J.M. Clark; Thomas A. Amermen; J.S. Clark; A. Jones; F. Jones; T. Hill; W.W. Whipple; James J. Marks; William Savier; Charles Peabody; David Dimond; L. Lewis; R.M. Patterson; G. Heguembourg; Henry J. Van Dyke; Isaac W.K. Handy; R. Davidson; Abigail F. Davis; Phineas Davis) | |
5 | 3 | October 1847 (Correspondents: David Dimond; William L. Cochran; Charles D. Simpson; William Porter; S. Dwight Pitkin; Edwin Hoss; L. Grosvenor; Harvey Coe; G. Abeel; A. Jones; American Bd. Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions; Jas. C. Marshall; George S. Weed; J. Leighton; Charles Rockwell; Henry Sheppard; D. Hoover; A.H. Dashiell, Jr.; Isaac W.K. Handy; D.H. Riddle; Edmund Wright; Robert H. Courtney) | |
5 | 4 | November 1847 (Correspondents: Timothy Hill; George Duffield; Amasa Jones; Milton Badger; Charles D. Simpson; F.R. Gray; E. Parkes; A. Hale; Tapping S. Reeve; Henry J. Van Dyke; David Dimond; Jno. Blatchford; G.W. Field; J.O. Boggs; R.H. Courtney; L. Grosvenor; Wm. Porter; John Lord; Jane M. Fitch; J.C. Aiken) | |
5 | 5 | December 1847 (Correspondents: Timothy Hill; Edwin Hoss; Tapping S. Reeve; A.E. Lawrence; Henry J. Van Dyke; A. Cutter; Geo. W. Garriot; Amasa Jones; A.D. Houghton; Fincelius R. Gray; Sarah Waldo; Jno. Leighton; Charles P. Richardson; Ludwell W. Powell; Henry Bangs; Robert H. Parks; Isaac W.K. Handy) | |
5 | 6 | January 1-17, 1848 (Correspondents: E.J. Gillette; Wm. Porter; David Dimond; Archd. W. Lang; Edward Wright; Timothy Hill; J.B. Brant; Edwin Hoss; Elijah P. Noel; First Pres. Ch., St. Louis, Mo.; Wm. Mudge; B.L. Brown) | |
5 | 7 | January 18-30, 1848 (Correspondents: John Renfrew; Geo. L. Weed; Jno. Blatchford; B. Mills; H.H. Hayes; James F. Mahon; N.B. Purinton; A.H. Dashiell; Jno. Leighton; Fincelius C. Gray) | |
5 | 8 | February 1848 (Correspondents: Amasa Jones; Rev. C. Bradshaw; Fincelius R. Gray; Edmund Wright; Charles D. Simpson; Charles L. Palmer; C.D. Herbert; Geo. Clark; A.O. Nash; William Porter; E.J. Gillett; David Dimond; John Marshall; William T. Dickson; Tapping S. Reeve; Elijah B. Noel; Timothy Hill; Charles Hosmer) | |
5 | 9 | March 1848 (Correspondents: W. Barrows; Rev. Wm. Porter; A.E. Lawrence; Timothy Hill; Jno. Blatchford; A.G. Boone; Rev. Milton Badger; Edwin Hoss; William S. Combs; C.C. Dean; Geor. F. Magoun; W.W. Whipple; Mary S. Green; C.D. Simpson; Mary A. Williamson; Elizabeth S. Kerr; Charles D. Herbert) | |
5 | 10 | April-May 1848 (Correspondents: Chas. A. Lord; Issac B. Rickett; Isaac W.K. Handy; William H. Smith; George Smith; Timothy Morgan; A.O. Nash; Hannah J. Brooks; David Dimond; George Clark; William Porter; Henry M. Field; Zebulon Butler; Sarah B. Post; Geo. W. Garriott; Charles D. Simpson; A. Hale; Gertrude Lang; T.L. Fontaine; J.A. Moore; E.J. Gillett) | |
5 | 11 | June 1848 (Correspondents: Tapping S. Reeve; Jno. Leighton; A.O. Nash; Jacob Chapman; L. Bissell; A. Converse; G.L. Weed; Marcus B. Oshorn; W. McLain; Geo. K. Budd; Timothy Hill; Robert Parks; Edw. Wright) | |
5 | 12 | July 1848 (Correspondents: Geo. Brubaker; Fincelius R. Gray; A. Bullard) | |
5 | 13 | August 1848 (Correspondents: E. Wyman; J.L. Bennett; Sarah B. Post; William Fenn; Milton Badger; Edwin Hoss; E.A. Lawrence; J.W.K. Handy; Fincelius R. Gray; E.J. Gillett; Timothy Hill; A. Converse; W. Walls; Wm. Fenn; F.A. Armstrong; John Leighton) | |
5 | 14 | September 1848 (Correspondents: W. Barrows; S.C. McNeill; Davis, Hayes & Co.; William Porter; J.O. Spaulding; Thomas Chandler; George B. Wright; C. Lord; Wm. H. Smith; Wm. J. Breed; Harvey H. Hayes; E.J. Gillett; George Clark; Marcus B. Osborn; A. Blackburn; Milton Badger; L.T. Glover; Henry Coe; Mrs. S.F. Wyman; Timothy Hill) | |
5 | 15 | October 1848 (Correspondents: J.L. Bennett; William Walls; W.W. Whipple; Jos. Styles; John C. Smith; S.J.M. Beebee; Geo. S. Woodman; Maria W. Bacon; David Dimond; W.W. Atterburg; W. Porter; S. Dwight Pitkin; Dwight W. Maroh; Jos. S. Clark; C.D. Herbert; David Dimond; Marcus B. Osborn) | |
5 | 16 | November 1-12, 1848 (Correspondents: Cincinnati Circular; Jno. Leighton; Sarah B. Leighton; Fincelius R. Gray; Tapping Reeve; S.J.M. Beebee; Samuel Cross; N.B. Purinton; Timothy Hill; Joseph H. Alexander; William Porter) | |
5 | 17 | November 15-29, 1848 (Correspondents: E. Wright; A.H. Dashiell, Jr.; Joseph Tabor; Geo. Clark; H.H. Hayes; T.V. Barks; James C. White; Wm. McCausland; Joseph D. Baker; David Dimond; P.D. Young) | |
5 | 18 | December 1848 (Correspondents: S.L. Pomroy; J.W. Selby) | |
5 | 19 | January 1849 (Correspondents: Jno. Leighton; Francis Parker; William S. Hutton; Mr. Budd; D. Dimond; Timothy Hill; Charles E. Lord; James S. Duisenberry; Miss Stroop; Mrs. Mary J. Briggs; American Home Missionary Society; Jno. C. Holbrook; Fred King; Hannah Parker; Fincelius R. Gray; A.M. Cotton; James A. Darrah; Handbill advertising Mr. Pearl’s lectures; Jos. V. Barks; [Cyril?] Pearl; Tapping S. Reeve) | |
5 | 20 | February 1849 (Correspondents: Timothy Hill; G.A.M. Renshaw; Samuel Cross; Charles E. Lord; Reynolds Woodbridge; Joseph V. Banks; Jno. Leighton; J.J. Waterman; Charles D. Simpson; Mary E. Ide; C.C. Dean; Anonymous; Harvey H. Hayes; J.A. Miels; David Dimond; J.M. Strobridge; William H. Smith; Fincelius R. Gray) | |
5 | 21 | March 1849 (Correspondent: Tapping S. Reeve) | |
5 | 22 | April-May 1849 | |
5 | 23 | June 1-15, 1849 (Correspondents: Tapping S. Reeve; Geo. Brubaker) | |
5 | 24 | June 16-28, 1849 | |
5 | 25 | July 1849 (Correspondents: J.R. Armstrong; Samuel J.M. Beebee; Timothy Hill; E.N. Hidden; J.B. Hedges; William Moore) | |
5 | 26 | August 1-15, 1849 (Correspondents: James B. Byons; Wilkin, McCaudand; H.L. Higgins; Julia Bear; John Todd; Joseph V. Barks; W. McLain; Artemas Bollard; C.C. Dean; W.W. Wipple; S.L. Pomeroy; Samual J.M. Beebee; Jacob Clark; Christopher Bradshaw; Chas Hosmer; Joseph L. Bennett; Wm. Porter; D.C. Blood; James Waterhouse) | |
5 | 27 | August 16-30, 1849 (Correspondents: A Converse; Geo. S. Woodward; H. Smith; J. R. Armstrong; Tapping Reeve Sr.; George H.M. Miles; J. Todd; Fincelius R. Gray; John C. Smith; Edward Wright; C. Armstrong; D.E. Jones; D.R. Thomason; C. Hequambourg; I.M. Richardo; E. Wyman; Geo Wells; R.S. Cook) | |
5 | 28 | September 1849 (Correspondents: Meeting on American Slavery, Augustus T. Norton; Fincelius R. Gray; Joseph L. Bennett; Samual J.M. Beebes; Albert Barnes; David Dimond; WM. M. McCausland; R. Winchell; W. W. Whipple; Alfred H. Dashill Jr.; Israeli Landis; John C. Smith; Charles D. Simpson; Amasa Jones; D. Emerson; Jno. Leighton; Anna M. Jones; G.W. Elliott) | |
5 | 29 | October 1849 (Correspondents: Israeli Landis; W. H. Niles) | |
5 | 30 | November 1849 (Correspondents: American S.S. Union Address; Daird Dimond; Timothy Hill; John B. Rudney; Joseph L. Bennett; Amosa Jones; William W. Spencer; A. Converse; E.J. VanAlstine; W.W. Whipple; Joseph V. Barks; Geo. Brubaker; John Stuart; A. Waylard; R Winshell; Henry Sheppard; William H. Smith; W.E. Stowe; Wm. Porter; L. Hull; Wm. T. Dickson; James H. Britton; S.J.M. Beebee; Theodore Dwight; Capt. D.M. Frazer; Chas Hall) | |
5 | 31 | December 1849 | |
6 | 1 | January 1850 (Correspondents: George H.M. Renshaw; Theodore Dwight; G.K. Budd; Geo. P. Smith; Geo. S. Woodward; Joseph L. Bennett; Amasa Jones; John Leighton; Rensellaer Winchell; Rufas J. Frost; M.K. Cushman; Samuel J.M. Beebee; David Dimond; G. Brubaker; Thomas D. Goodwin) | |
6 | 2 | February 1850 (Correspondents: WM. M. McCausland; Ruth B. Weir; Timothy Hill; M.H. Dysant; Fincelius R. Gray; William T. Dickenson; C. Kingsbury; Albert Barnes; Fredrick Howe; George H.M. Renshaw; Richard Crawford; LeCa. Greenwood; John C. Smith; Mark Newman; Henry Hill; W.S. Combs; Edward N. Kirk; Asa Bollard; Thomas Shell; John Wilde; Sophia Jones; W. Barrows; D.H. Allen; James Waterhouse) | |
6 | 3 | March 1850 (Correspondents: Daniel Emerson; Wm. G. Webb; David Dimond; N.D. Artist; D.E. Jones; E.P. Humphrey; Fincelius R. Gray; J.R. Armstrong; John D. Blatchford; S.N. Grant; Samuel J.M. Beebee; James Goudie; Tapping S. Reeve; John Leighton; D.W. Lathrop; Wm. H. Smith; R.W. Patterson; Josheph L. Bennett; Milton Badget) | |
6 | 4 | April 1850 (Correspondents: Daniel Emerson; W.G. Gilman; Rensellaer Winchell; Chas. Hosmer; Morris Collins; Wm. Dickinson; Joseph Bryan; John D.S. Dryden; Frances L. Willard; John B. Pudney; John Leighton; Mary A. Helfensteine; James H. Hawley; D.E. Jones; L.V. Glover; S.D. Porter; Amasa Jones) | |
6 | 5 | May 1850 (Correspondents: W. Creighton; James S. Marks; Merchants’ Express Co., St Louis; David Young; R. Webb; George A. Renshaw; C.H. Ving; Tapping S. Reeve; George W. Hynson; Frances L. Willard; Daniel Emerson; C. Hequembourg; C.A. Marvin; J. G. Hamner; L.D. Pomeroy; William T. Dickson; L.B. Coles; Joseph W. Barr; Elnathan Davis) | |
6 | 6 | June 1-10, 1850 (Correspondent:J.B. Townsend) | |
6 | 7 | June 12-28, 1850 | |
6 | 8 | July-October, 1850 (Correspondents: Jno. Jeanes; Daniel M. Fraser; Jas. H. Alexander; Fincelius R. Gray; S.W. Ford; J. Weir; Rensellaer Winchell; Joseph Rogers & Sons, Sheffield; George K. Budd; George Clark; Edward Boyer; J.R. Armstrong; John B. Pudney Leighton; Dickson; Hayes; Bennett; W.W. Whipple; Pres. ch. La Grange, Mo.; Joseph S. Boggs) | |
6 | 9 | November-December 1850 (Correspondents: Timothy Hill; John B. Pudney; R.W. Patterson; Tubit; H. Rauschenbusch) | |
6 | 10 | January-February 1851 (Correspondents: B. G.; George Brubaker; Joseph L. Bennett; Daniel Emerson; Elijah P. Noel; John Rice; R.S. Cook; William H. Smith; Timothy Hill; Tapping S. Reeve; William Porter; W.W. Whipple; Amasa Jones; Joseph V. Barks; G.V. King; Frederick Starr; Samuel J.M. Beebee) | |
6 | 11 | March-April 1851 (Correspondents: D.M. Fraser; Frederick Starr; Daniel Emerson; J.O. Boggs; Samuel J.M. Beebee; Hervey H. Hayes; Milton Badger; William T. Dickson; George S. Woodward; J.O. Boggs; Fincelius R. Gray; George H. Hastings) | |
6 | 12 | May 1851 (Correspondents: H.H. Tracy; Abner Kingman; W.W. Whipple; C.H. Hekmann; Daniel Emerson; Rensselaer Winchell; John Winright; S.R. Minott; Charles Baxter; Milton Badger) | |
6 | 13 | June 1851 (Correspondents: W. Ancrum; S.C. Lopez; C.C. Dean; Ira M. Weed; T.B. Hunburt; J.S. Clark; Tapping S. Reeve; Wm. C. Logan; H.T. Darrah; W.B. Logan; L.R. Morrison; John W. Moseley; Garrett; J.B. Townsend; Jos. Y. Bennett; R. Post; David Dimond; G.W. Gale; G. Brubaker; G.H. King; C.A. Marvin; Jno. Leighton) | |
6 | 14 | July 1851 (Correspondents: W.W. Whipple; C.R. Stinde; Erastus Maltby; Tapping S. Reeve; E.R. Fairchild; S. Knox; Thomas W. Smith; W. Barrows; Samuel Ordway; H.C. Werth; T.A. Mills; H. Crittenden) | |
6 | 15 | August 1851 (Correspondents: W.W. Whipple; N.W. Ripley; John L. Maxwell; Russell Scarritt; C.J. Watson; R.S. Cook; Timothy Hill; B.R. Hawley; T. Morgan; T.A. Mills, E.R. Fairchild; I.A. Ranney; H.G.O. Dwight; Finselius R. Gray; American and Foreign Christian Union, Western District; Cincinnati, OH; Sam’l Day; R.W. Patterson; William Smith | |
6 | 16 | September 1851(Correspondents: G.W. Ash; Edwin Hall; James C. Marshall; W. Barrows; J.R. Armstrong; Timothy Hill; H.H. Hayes; William Fenn; S.D. Porter; Tapping S. Reeve; Jos. A. Stites; John Leighton; A.W. Corey; William Porter; J.M. Samuel Beebee; S.F. Drew; James McIntire; Isaac M. Veitch; Capt. D.M. Fraser) | |
6 | 17 | October-November 1851 (Correspondents: Tapping S. Reeve; A. Converse; Samuel Storrs Howe; Joseph L. Bennett; Wm. McCausland; T. Morgan; Andrew Thomas; Daniel Emerson; Andrew Blackburn; Robert Parks; George A.M. Renshaw; Samuel J.M. Beebee; S.S. Howe; Timothy Hill; Nathan Dole; R.W. Patterson; Anthony De Mattos) | |
6 | 18 | December 1851 (Correspondents: Nathaniel Blackstone; B. Jno. Higdon; Joseph L. Bennett; Jno. Leighton; James A. Lyon; Edwin Hall; Wm. M. McCausland; A. Grant; H.C. Werth; J.R. Armstrong; Ann M. Lackey; Sidney H. Lackey; M.I. How; Dugald C. Haight; Samuel D. Porter; A.T. Weidle; Col. Winchell; A.C. Dickerson; Renssalaer Winchell; W.E. Matthews; John Marshall; Amasa Jones; Alfred Vinton; Mary A. Ely; Wm. Leighton) | |
6 | 19 | January 1852 (Correspondents: Andrew Thomas, D.R. Garrison; U.C. Werth; J.V. Barks; J.B. Townsend; R.H. Parks; A. Converse; F.A. Mills; H.S. Morris; W.F. Draper; A. Jones; Jas. O. Boggs; E.J. Boyd; F.R. Gray; Henrietta M. Hyde) | |
6 | 20 | February 1852 (Correspondents: Carver and Cobb; Joseph Barr; J.M. Gumbell; Timothy Fitzgerald; A.S. Whittelsey; T.W. Smith; M. Collins; N. Blackstone; Elizabeth D. Kelly; John W. Moseley; Thos.H. Tatlow; C. Hequembourg; John Leighton; J.R. Armstrong; J.H. Wright; H.A. Tracy; T.S. Reeve; Charles E. Land; F. Knox; C.L. Wetson; Sam’l Copp; R.A. Parks) | |
6 | 21 | March 1852 (Correspondents: J.L. Bennett; A. Pomeroy; M. Badger; J.V. Pettis; A. Jones; E. Tackett; J.B. Townsend; D. Keith; Armstrong; Jno. Leighton; Daniel Emerson; T.R. Marvin; Samuel Storrs Howe; Jas. A. Lyon; S.D.M Beebee; T.S. Rutherford; John Moseley; Knox; W. Dickson; J.V. Parks; Wm. H. Smith) | |
6 | 22 | April 1852 (Correspondents: S.T. Glover; John C. Smith; John N. Mosely; Mrs. Henry Warsham; S.M. Bragg; John C. Holbrook; J.Y. Barks; Abner Kingman; Thomas H. Tatlow Jr.; A. Pomeroy; J.R. Armstrong; W.R. Rule; Samuel Day; J.B. Townsend; Thomas Smith; W. Harlom; F.R. Thay; T.M. Hopkins; C.S. Ronnels; Morris Collins; Samuel Day; H.D. Bacon) | |
6 | 23 | May 1852 (Correspondents: G.C. Stiles; Julius Reece; R. Scarritt; King; Samuel B. McPheetrs) | |
6 | 24 | June 1852 (Correspondents: S. Howe; M.L.V. Thompson; T. Wayland; Geo Shepard; Thomas Smith; S. Knox; R. Winchell) | |
6 | 25 | July 1852 (Correspondents: William Porter; A. Bennet; J. Townsend; James Danah; M.H.V Thompson; A. Refield; Alfred Vinton; G. Rendall; Elyia Fuller; Knox; E.T. Blair; J. McKnight; S.S. Howe; J. Marhsall; Robert Adair; M. Barker; J.L. Maxwell; W.M. Mchain) | |
6 | 26 | August 1852 (Correspondents: A.C. Nash; J.V. Barks; S.S. Bacon; J. Marshall; T.H. Mills; J.C. Deaman; H. Converse; W.M. Dodd; John Russel; F.R. Gray; D. Emersson; Morris Collins; D. Emersson; Thomas Smith) | |
6 | 27 | September 1852 (Correspondents: Thomas Smith, L.R. Morrison; S. Hope; James W. Phillips; H.H. Hayes; A.O. Mark; T.S. Reeve; W.W. Ripely; James W. Matthews) | |
6 | 28 | October 1852 (Correspondents: H.A.M. Renshaw; Rev. James Bennett; F. Putnam; H.C. Werth; G.W. Heacock; Henry Hill; Charles Burnham; M.M. Knox) | |
6 | 29 | November-December 1852 (Correspondents: R. Urmchall; A. Grant; J. Marsh; J.W. Phillips; H. Hill; John W. Mosley; E.P. Noll; F. Knox; John S. Tayla; Horace Breed; E.P. Noll; John Marsh; Minton Knox; William F. Weston; T.S. Reece) | |
6 | 30 | January 1853 (Correspondents: A. Jones; M. Knox; John Mosley; John C.F. Hoes; John McKnight; Porter; T.C. Sheder; B.M. Mason; J.R. Armstrong; F. Knox; J. Brown; J.V. Banks; A. Oly; J.W. Williams; James A. Darrah) | |
6 | 31 | February-April 1853 (Correspondents: Jane Shackford; Mary A. Ely; R.H. Parks; Rev. J.S. Iravelli; S.D. Barlow; Thos. Cole; J.V. Banks; Jno. Langeton; H.A. Tracy; J.B. Johnson; Geo. S. Woodward; Jos. O. Boggs; A. Giddings; H.D. Bacon; William Clark; E.R. Fairchild; H.A. Tracy; H.C. Werth; P. Dexter Tiffany; J. Morgan; Samuel Storrs Howe; F. Knox; Antonio Mattos; A. Converse; Milton Badger; A.D. Shumate) | |
6 | 32 | May-June 1853 | |
6 | 33 | July 1853 | |
6 | 34 | August-September 1853 | |
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7 | 1 | October-December 1853 | |
7 | 2 | January-February 1854 | |
7 | 3 | March-April 1854 | |
7 | 4 | May 1854 | |
7 | 5 | June-July 1854 | |
7 | 6 | August-September 1854 | |
7 | 7 | October 1854 | |
7 | 8 | November-December 1854 | |
7 | 9 | January-February 1855 | |
7 | 10 | March 1855 | |
7 | 11 | April 1855 | |
7 | 12 | May-June 1855 | |
7 | 13 | July 1855 | |
7 | 14 | August 1855 | |
7 | 15 | September 1855 | |
7 | 16 | October 1855 | |
7 | 17 | November-December 1855 | |
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7 | 18 | College Bills: Samuel Jones, Harvard, 1800-1801; Artemus Bullard, Amherst, 1825-1828 | |
7 | 19 | Bullard's College and Seminary Papers, 1824-1825, 1828-1829 | |
7 | 20 | Bullard's Manuscripts for Periodicals, 1848, 1853, n.d. | |
7 | 21 | Bullard's Church Extension Fund Contribution and Expense Book, 1847-1850 | |
7 | 22 | American Bible Society, Director for Life Certificate, 1839 | |
7 | 23 | Anonymous Cartoon sent to Bullard, 1839 | |
7 | 24 | Circulars, 1842-1856, n.d. | |
7 | 25 | Anne (Mrs. Artemas) Bullard: Correspondence and Miscellaneous Items, 1855-1867, 1874, n.d. | |
7 | 26 | The Rev. Henry Bullard: Correspondence and Bills, 1871-1878, 1884-1888 | |
7 | 27 | North Presbyterian Church, St. Louis: Subscription Lists, 1845 | |
7 | 28 | Haynes Presbyterian Church (Black): Petition for Aid, 185 | |
7 | 29 | Third Presbyterian Church, St. Louis: Petitions for Letters of Dismission to form a Congregational Church, n.d. | |
7 | 30 | Fragments and Undated Items | |
| 7 | 31 | Correspondence and reports, 1831-1869 |