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Profiles

  • Rev. Samuel Henry Kellogg (1839 - 1899)
    Rev. Samuel Henry Kellogg, DD Dr. Kellogg was an American Presbyterian missionary in India who played the major role in revising and retranslating the Hindi Bible. His colleagues in the tra...
  • James Nicholas Purman (1925 - 2007)
    James Nicholas Purman James N. Purman, a World War II veteran and former Episcopal priest who became an addictions counselor, a house painter and curator for a municipal museum, died Monday of hea...
  • Rev. Stephen Smith Nelson (1772 - 1853)
    Rev. Stephen Smith Nelson Rev. Smith an American Baptist minister, was born in Middleborough, Massachusetts, October 5, 1772, graduated at Brown University in 1794, and was licensed to prea...
  • Axel Robert Ahlberg (1847 - 1928)
    Kyrkoherde o prost i Harplinge.
  • Claes Svante Lindskog (1820 - 1886)
    Claes Svante Lindskog~, f. i Tverred 1820, landtmätarson. Til Lund 1840, magister 1844, prestv. 1845. Halmstads länshäktes prest s. å. och bat. prest 1853. P. 1. 1861 och med Wieselgrens begifvande Pr...

Clergy

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Tracing the faith and religious convictions of your family

This project will work in conjunction with the "History Project" to give you a report of how many Clergy(equivalent in any Religion or Faith) were in your family.

Please add ANY profiles of ANY Clergy or equivalent in any Religion or Faith to this project, to take advantage of the "History Project App".

  • On the screen where the History Project App, or aka "History Search", can be launched (i.e. the green "Start Search" button is visible), you will see on the left of the button "Change the Search Options". When you click on it, you are offered different options on how the search will be run.
  • One option is "Include Siblings in Profile Search Results". We recommend that you select this option. The reason is that for many members of the clergy, like Catholics for example, they are no descendents and therefore, will never show up in the History Search report. But if you turn search for siblings ON, they will show up as your great uncle or great aunt.