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Alvah Hovey Papers Alvah Hovey Papers This is the original finding aid that was prepared by Andover Newton Theological School library staff prior to the collection’s transfer to the Yale Divinity School Library in 2017. The Hovey papers are now Record Group 288 at the Yale Divinity School Library. The finding aid available at http://hdl.handle.net/10079/fa/divinity.288 should be used to retrieve materials for use. This original finding aid is made available in order to provide additional detail about the collection. If you have questions, please contact the Yale Divinity Library at [email protected] ANDOVER NEWTON THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL FRANKLIN TRASK LIBRARY SPECIAL COLLECTIONS Hovey, Alvah An Inventory of His Papers OVERVIEW OF THE COLLECTION: Creator: Title: Hovey, Alvah - Papers Date: Quantity: 12 Location: C.S. Mss. 1986-9 Hovey--2 Biography 1820, March 5 Born, Greene, NY 1844 Graduated Dartmouth College, NH 1848 Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1848-1849 Pastor, Gloucester, Me. 1850, January 13 Ordained, Bostori, -Ma. 1849-1854 Assistant Instructor, Hebrew, NTI 1851-1852; 1858-1859 Acting Professor, Biblical Literature and Interpretation, NTI 1854-1870 Professor, Christian Theology, NTI 1870-1899 Professor, Theology and Christian Ethics, NTI 1899-1903 Professor, General Introduction and Apologetics, NTI 1868-1898 President, NTI 1892-1894 Acting Professor, Biblical Interpretation, N.T., NTI 1903, September 6 Died, Newton Centre, Ma. Scope and Content The Alvah Hovey Papers, 1842-1903, document the professional work of Hovey. The collection is arranged according to the following categories: autobiographical essays, diary, correspondence, sermons, addresses, lectures, essays, unpublished and published literary manuscripts, student lecture notes from Dartmouth College and Newton Theological Institution, notes on Biblical texts and theological subjects, newspaper clippings, and association items. Included in the correspondence are letters of other 19th century Baptist clergy and educators: Elisha B. Andrews, George D. Boardman, John A. Broadus, Charles R. Brown, Henry S. Burrage, Ernest D. Burton, William N. Clarke, William H.P. Faunce, Shailer Mathews, George E. Merrill, George W. Northrup, Edwards A. Park, George D. B. Pepper, Henry E. Robins, Ezekiel G. Robinson, Artemus W. Sawyer, Augustus H. Strong, and Henry G. Weston. There is a name index to the correspondence (pp.40-56). One document case of manuscripts found with unprocessed Hovey papers is arbitrarily assigned category of association items. The documents are not in his hand; and there is no apparent way to link them with other material in the collection. This group includes letters and literary manuscripts. Microfilm series: 5 reels negative 607-611 (correspondence only) positive 612-616 Hovey--l3 Box 1 autobiographical essay (n.d.) two drafts, partly in Augusta Hovey' s hand Narrative for my children (autobiographical essay, n.d .) autobiographical. essay, unt\itled;: 1863 poem, Nov. 29, 1866 (autobiographical) Diaries 1855 Nov. 8 1861 - June 15 1862 (two copies--first is a rough draft) June 16 1862 - Aug. 25 1862 July 28 1862 - Aug. 23 1862 1863 Jan. 28 - Mar. 21 1864 Sept. 7, 1864 - July 4, 1865 1865 1867 - 1874 1881 - 1883 1885 - 1889 Box 2 1890 - 1896 1897 - 1898 1900 - 1903 Box 3 Correspondence undated fragments: folder 1 *Barnes, Lemuel C. (1 item) *Burton, Ernest DeWitt ( 1 item) *Eveleth, Frederick H. (1 item) *Fernald, James C. (1 item) *Hovey, Alvah (1 item) *Mc Whinnie, James (1 item) u~'dated complete letters: folder la *Bosworth, George William *Edmands, George D. -I-Goodwin, H.B. *Hovey, Alvah ( 3 items) *Hovey, George *Lamson, W. (2 items) folder lb *Merrill, J.W. *Neale, R.H. *Northrop, G.W. *Palmer, Alice Freeman *Patten, Mrs. Francis A. *Read, John (enclosure) *Samson, G .W. *Small, A.W. *Thresher, Ebenezer *Velrie [sp?], J. *Warren, J.G. *letter not included in microfilm series Hovey--4 Correspondence: Folder le l842 Jan. l8 CI.P.C.J to A.H. 3l A. W. Hovey and D. G. [Slayton] to A.H. Feb. 7 CJ. B. OwenJ to A.H. l7 Lyman T. Flint to A.H. 24 D. W. Blanchard to A.H. 25 John F. Brown to A.H. March C9J CJ. S.J H. to A.H. 2l Chloe H. Hale and H. B. Hale to A.H. Folder 2 26 J. H. Walden to A.H. 27 A. w. Hovey to A.H. May ll Jonas Terry to A.H. 3l N. B. Chamberlain to A.H. Jrme 3 CAmasa C. LoreyJ to A.H. 3 A. w. Hovey to A.H. July 9 Arabella D. Skinner to A.H. 23 A. w. Hovey to A.H. Folder 3 23 A. D. Skinner to A.H. C28J CS. Sleeper] to A.H. 30 H. B. Hale to A.H. Aug. l5 ? to A.H. Sept. 7 A. w. Hovey ·a.nd others to A.H. Oct. ll John A. Dobie to A.H. Dec. 20 Ellen O'Brian to A.H. Folder 4 l847 Aug. l3 Irah Chase to A.H. l8 Irah Chase to A.H. 23 Irah Chase to A.H. 28 Irah Chase to A.H. 1848 March 27 Baron Stow to A.H. July 6 S. Peck to A.H. Sept. 26 S. Peck to A.H. Oct. 9 w. H. Eaton to A.H. 23 w. H. Eaton to A.H. Nov. 7 Kendall Brooks to A.H. Folder 5 l849 April 2 Barnas Sears to CA.H.J with accompanying letter '' :f.rom Kendall Brooks to Dr. Sears, 3/23/l849 7 Barnas Sears to A.H. 9 Kendall Brooks to A.H. l850 Feb. 1 Artemas w. Sawyer to A.H. May l3 Artemas w. Sawyer to A.H. July l6 J. w. Converse to A.H. Aug. 23 Edward Bright, Jr. to A.H. Cl5J P. Howe to A.H. Hovey--'5 Folder 6 1851 Jan. 31 John B. Foster to A.H. March 20 John B. Foster to A.H. June 20 s. s. Cutting to A.H. July 25 Phineas Howe to A.H. 1852 Jan. 5 Ezra Abbot, Jr. to A.H. 8 G. w. Samson to A.H. Feb. 4 Ja.mes N. Granger to A.H. 10 J. w. Converse to A.H. 24 s. s. Cutting to A.H. March 5 Phineas Howe to A.H. 6 s. F. Smith to A.H. April 2 T. F. Caldicott to A.H. 7 G. w. Samson to A.H. Aug. 2 Ezra Abbot, .Jr. to A.H. Nov. 6 Edward Bright, Jr. to A.H. Dec. 14 Edwards A. Park to A.H. Folder 7 1853 Feb. 5 G. w. Boswroth to A.H. 24 J. w. Parker to A.H. May 3 o. s. Stearns to CA.H.J July 19 Edward C. Mitchell to A.H. Aug. 11 o. s. Stearns to CA.H. J 19 Howard Malcom to A.H. Sept. 29 R. A. Guild to A.H. Folder 8 1854 Feb. 22 Robert c. Mills to A.H. March 14 Robert Turnbull to A.H. 22 Robert C. Mills to A.H. June:" 27 Baron Stow to A.H. July 14 R. A. Guild to A.H. 19 Robert Turnbull to A.H. Sept. 14 o. S.Stearns to A;H. 20 o. s. Stearns to A.H. 25 w. H. Shailer to A.H. 26 s. B. Swain to A.H. Oct. 17 o. s. Stearns to [A.H. J Nov. 8 w. H. Eaton to CA.H.J 9 Heman Lincoln to CA;H.J 16 Thomas D. Anderson to A.H. 16 A. s. Train to A.H. 22 J. w. Converse to A.H. 24 A. s. Train to A.H. Dec. 16 George W. Boswerth to A.H. Folder 9 1855 Jan. 17 o. s. Stearns to A.H. 17 John A. Broadus to A.H. 22 A. s. Train to A.H. 26 A. s. Train to A.H. Hovey--6 1855 Feb. 21 John A Broadus to AH 23 Edward C. Mitchell to AH April 6 Edward C. Mitchell to AH 11 George W. Bosworth to AH May 24 R.E. Pattison to AH 31 O.S. Stearns to [AH] June 1 George W. Bosworth to AH 14 N. Marshman Williams to AH with accompanying letter from J.G. Warren to Bro. Parkhurst, 6/8/1855 29 A.N. Arnold to AH Aug. 15 A.S. Train to AH *Sept. 10 M.L. Lovell to AH *27 M.L. Lovell to AH Oct. 19 D.C. Haynes to AH folder 10 1856 June 5 Dot Hovey to AH July 22 Baron Stow to AH Aug. 4 A.W. Sawyer to AH Sept. 22 James N. Granger to AH Dec. 28 E.G. Robinson to [AH] 1857 Jan. 2 M.B. Anderson to AH 16 H.C. Conant to Alvah and Augusta Hovey May 12 N. Lord to AH 29 N. Lord to AH June 22 A.P. Mason to AH Aug. 27 Baron Stow to AH folder 11 1858 Jan. 1 A.W. Sawyer to AH 8 Alexis Caswell to AH 15 Frederick Denison to AH 22 Franklin Wilson to AH Feb. 2 H.C. Conant to AH May 10 J.W. Converse to AH 29 Irah Chase to AH June 11 A.S. Train to AH 19 A.S. Train to AH 22 A.W. Sawyer to AH 25 S .R. Mason to AH July 12 S.R. Mason to AH Aug. 9 William Samson to AH 11 A.S. Train to AH 19 AH to [G.D.B. Pepper] 21 S.R. Mason to AH 30 George W. Bosworth to [AH] Sept. 2 Robert C. Mills to AH 27 A.N. Arnold to AH Oct.
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