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16) Eastern Turkey Mission Eastern Turkey mission (ABC 16.9.7): Reels 676-717 REELS 676-679 N/A REEL 680 SUBMITTED TO: The Department of History SUBMITTED BY: Anıl Kayalar TYPE OF DOCUMENT: Microfilm PROJECT TERM: October 2004 REFERENCE NUMBER: BV. 2410. A4 1984 Reel 680 DEGREE OF READABILITY: R: Readable HR: Hardly Readable UR: Unreadable PR: Partially Readable THE AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS ABC 16: THE NEAR EAST 1817-1919 UNIT 5 REEL 680 VOL. 3 EASTERN TURKEY MISSION 1872-1880 DOCUMENTS REPORTS MINUTES LETTERS A, B PART 1 • Contents, 1-4 • Annual Tabular View for the Year 1872, R, 7-24 • Annual Tabular View for the Year 1873, R, 25-37 • Annual Tabular View for the Year 1874, R, 38-55 • Annual Tabular View for the Year 1875, R, 56-72 • Annual Tabular View for the Year 1876, R, 73-90 • Annual Tabular View for the Year 1877, R, 91-108 • Annual Tabular View for the Year 1878, R, 109-132 • Annual Tabular View for the Year 1879, R, 133-159 • Minutes of the 12 th Annual Meeting of the Eastern Turkey Mission, June 1872, R, 160-164 • Minutes of the 13 th Annual Meeting of the Eastern Turkey Mission, June 1873, R, 164-170 • Minutes of the 14 th Annual Meeting of the Eastern Turkey Mission, Van, June 1874, PR, 170-174 • Minutes of the 15 th Annual Meeting of the Eastern Turkey Mission, June 1875, HR, 174-180 • Minutes of the 16 th Annual Meeting of the Eastern Turkey Mission, June 1876, R, 180-187 • Minutes of the 17 th Annual Meeting of the Eastern Turkey Mission, June 1879, R, 188-202 • Estimates of the Mission to Eastern Turkey for 1870, R, 203-204 • Estimates of the Mission to Eastern Turkey for 1871, R, 205-206 • Estimates of the Mission to Eastern Turkey for 1873, R, 207-211 • Estimates of the Mission to Eastern Turkey for 1874, R, 211-215 • Estimates of the Mission to Eastern Turkey for 1876, R, 215-220 • Estimates of the Mission to Eastern Turkey for 1877, R, 220-224 • Harput Station Estimates for 1878, R, 224-225 • A Letter to Dr. Clarke, Van, 22.6.1878, R, 226-227 • Erzurum Estimates for 1878, R, 228-230 • Mardin Estimates for 1878, HR, 230-232 • Mardin Estimates for 1879, R, 232-233 • Erzurum Estimates for 1880, R, 234-237 • Harput Estimates for 1879, R, 237-240 • Erzurum Estimates for 1879, R, 240-241 • Van Estimates for 1880, R, 242-244 • Mardin Estimates for 1880, HR, 244-245 • Harput Estimates for 1880, R, 245-248 • Estimates of the Mission to Eastern Turkey for 1881, HR, 249-255 • 14 th Annual Meeting of Bitlis Station, 1872, R, 256-260 • Report of the School at Bitlis, July 1872, HR, 261-263 • 15 th Annual Report of Bitlis Station, 1873, R, 263-266 • Letter to Rev. H. G. Clark, Erzurum, HR, 267-277 • Report of Erzurum Station, PR, 277-297 • 17 th Annual Report of the Harput Station for 1875, HR, 297-300 • Harput Station Report for the Year 1874, NR, 300-305 • 19 th Annual Report of the Harput Station for 1875, HR, 306-310 • Annual Report of Harput Station for 1876, R, 310-316 • Annual Report of Harput Station for 1879, HR, 316-319 • Report of the Harput Theological Seminary for 1874, HR, 319-324 • ‘Harpoot News-Notes, Penned by students of Armenia College’, 1879, R, 324-332 • ‘Harpoot News-Notes, Penned by students of Armenia College’, 1880, R, 332-339 • Annual Report for Mardin Station, 1872, R, 340-344 • Annual Report for Mardin Station, 1873, R, 344-346 • Annual Report for Mardin Station, 1874, PR, 346-348 • Annual Report for Mardin Station, 1875, HR, 349-353 • Annual Report for Mardin Station, 1876, R, 354-358 • Annual Report for Mardin Station, 1877, R, 359 • Annual Report for Mardin Station, 1878, HR, 360-364 • Annual Report for Mardin Station, 1879, HR, 365-376 • Report of Van Station for 1872, HR, 377-379 • Report of Van Station for 1873, HR, 380-382 • Report of Van Station for 1874, R, 383-385 • Report of Van Station for 1876, R, 386-388 • Report of Van Station for 1877, R, 389-393 • Report of Van Station for 1879, R, 393-410 • ‘A Convention of Native Pastors and Helpers in Mardin’, HR, 411-416 • A document in Armenian, R, 417-418 • UR, 419-424 • ‘Famine in Mesopotamia’, HR, 424-431 • UR, 432-434 • ‘Extracts fro the Observer, published in Armenian at Constantinople and edited by the excellent and experienced Evangelical Pastor, Rev. Simon Utujian’, R, 435-444 • Sermon, preached at a meeting of the Evangelical Pastors and Preachers at Harput, by Pastor Madiros of Harput, R, 445-458 • Extracts from letter of ‘Colporteur’ in Baghdad, UR, 459-467 • Extract from the report of Mr. Andrus, Missionary at Mardin, September 1877, R, 468-469 Letters by Orson P. Allen: • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 6.4.1872, HR, 470-478 • To Rev. Treat, Harput, 6.6.1872, HR, 480-481 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 9.28.1872, R, 482-483 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 12.13.1872, R, 484-488 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 2.20.1873, R, 488-493 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 4.10.1873, R, 494-499 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 5.3.1873, R, 499-504 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 5.8.1873, R, 504-507 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 8.5.1873, R, 508-509 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 1.15.1874, R, 510-520 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 1.20.1874, R, 520-526 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 3.9.1874, R, 526-530 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 5.8.1874, R, 530-532 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 5.16.1874, R, 533 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 12.18.1874, R, 534-537 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 8.21.1874, R, 537-540 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 12.30.1875, R, 541-546 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 2.28.1876, R, 546-552 • To Rev. Clark, Erzurum, 6.10.1876, R, 552-553 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 8.3.1876, R, 553-555 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 5.5.1877, HR, 555-561 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 7.20.1877, R, 561-565 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 10.27.1877, R, 566-568 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 10.30.1877, R, 568-570 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 2.13.1877, R, 570-572 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 2.15.1878, R, 570-572 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 7.19.1878, R, 575-577 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 2.21.1879, R, 577-581 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 5.2.1879, R, 581-585 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 5.14.1879, R, 585-587 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 6.14.1879, R, 587-588 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 6.25.1878, R, 589-591 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 7.28.1879, R, 591-593 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 8.16.1879, R, 594-597 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 10.11.1879, R, 598-600 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 1.31.1880, R, 600-601 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 2.2.1880, R, 601-603 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 4.1.1880, R, 603-607 • To Rev. Clark, Van, 6.23.1880, R, 608-609 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 7.24.1880, R, 611-615 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 1.25.1872, R, 616-620 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 3.21.1874, HR, 620-623 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 8.20.1880, R, 623-629 • To Rev. Clark, Harput, 2.4.1880, R, 629-643 Letters by Alpheus N. Andrus • UR, 645-651 • To Dr. Clark, Mardin, 3.4.1872, HR, 652-656 • To Dr. Clark, Mardin, 8.21.1872, HR, 656-660 • To Dr. Clark, Mardin, 3.3.1873, PR, 660-663 • To Dr. Clark, Mardin, 4.19.1873, R, 663-665 • To Dr. Clark, Harput, 6.27.1873, R, 665-667 • To Dr. Clark, Harput, 7.31.1873, HR, 667-668 • To Dr. Clark, Harput, 8.22.1873, HR, 668-669 • To Dr. Clark, Harput, 9.5.1873, HR, 669-670 • To Dr. Clark, Harput, 12.13.1873, R, 670-674 • To Dr. Clark, Harput, 3.3.1874, HR, 675 • UR, 676-689 • To Bell, Harput, 3.22.1875, R, 691-703 • UR, 704 • To Dr. Clark, New York, 6.30.1875, HR, 712 • UR, 713-736 REEL 681 Submitted by : Elif Bayraktar Submitted to : The Department of History Project term : February 2004 Bibliographical and physical information Document type: Microfilm Reference no. : BV2410.A4 1984 Reel 681 R : Readable HR : Hardly Readable UR : Unreadable PR : Partially Readable Papers of the ABCFM ABC 16: The Near East 1817-1919 Unit 5 Reel 681 16.9.7: Eastern Turkey Mission VOL. 3 PART 2 Eastern Turkey Mission 1872-1880 Documents, Reports, Minutes, Letters A-B Part 2 (Included are some items beyond the chronological scope of this volume) 1 Letter from A.M. Andrus to Dr.Clark, Mardin, Jan 4, 1876, R 3 Letter from A.M. Andrus to Dr.Clark, Mardin, Jan 13, 1876, R 4-6 Letter from A.M. Andrus to Dr.Clark, Mardin, March 28, 1876, R 7 Letter from A.M. Andrus to Dr.Frear, Mardin, June 2, 1876, R 8-10 Readable text,? 10-11 Letter from A.M. Andrus to Dr.Clark, Mardin, July 26, 1876, R 12-13 Letter from A.M. Andrus to Dr.Clark, Mardin, Sept 16, 1876, R 14-17 “The missing link”, by A.M. Andrus, Mardin, Dec 6, 1876, R 17-19 Letter from A.M. Andrus to Dr.Clark, Mardin, Dec 7, 1876, R 20-22 Letter from A.M.
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