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Obituary Record: Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Alumni of Auburn Theological Seminary May 6, 1903

N. Y.) Auburn Theological Seminary (Auburn

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N. Y.) Auburn Theological Seminary (Auburn
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1903
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This volume was published by the Auburn Theological Seminary in 1903 as part of its ongoing tradition of documenting the lives and ministerial contributions of its deceased alumni. These records served as an institutional archive, intended to preserve the biographies of clergy members who had served across various congregations, thereby maintaining a cohesive history of the institution's influence on American religious life during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

The publication was compiled by the faculty and administrative body of the seminary, reflecting the austere, functional aesthetic common to institutional ecclesiastical printing of the era. The design prioritizes legibility and formal archival standards over ornamentation, consistent with the seminary’s identity as a rigorous center for Presbyterian theological education. These records remain significant today primarily as genealogical and historical sources for researchers studying clerical biographies and the broader history of religious education in New York State.

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