Watch Tower History

These are a factor in the si vol 3 chapter I'm writing now. The document comes from the Eisenhower Presidential Library, originally a do...

 From someone who read Falcon's Crown: Kidnapped: In a world that often feels rushed and shallow, your book arrived as something far dee...

 Two sisters camped in the trailer city.

 Gooderham, an Episcopal Clergyman, wrote of Russell: He stirred up more righteous indignation among Christian religious bodies than any oth...

  (from a project in progess) AKA: Emma, after Joseph To understand the title, you will have to read on) After Joseph died, Emma continued t...

  (from a project in progress) Maria and Emma set up home together (again) in St Petersburg, Florida, at East 516 Fourteenth Avenue North in...

 C. C. Cook was the author of anti-Russell booklets and publisher of others. One university library catalog lists him as Mennonite. I cannot...

 Can you improve photo quality? Please.

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Joseph Russell and Emma Ackley were married in mid-1880. Their one child, Mabel, was born in September 1881. (continuing an ongoing project)...

 (An extract from a forthcoming project)       Fifteen months or more after CTR and Maria married, CTR’s father and Maria’s sister followed ...

  The New York Herald for 15 August 1881 carried a column on page one, entitled CHURCHGOERS ASTONISHED. (Transcription) CHURCHGOERS AST...

 What is the full name of G. A. Slote, an early Watch Tower colporteur. He is mentioned in the Watch Tower in 1886 and 1887.

The Holton, Kansas, Tribun e Fri, Nov 04, 1898  · Page 1  

 Text from current chapter in development.  As I did in volume two of this work, I’ll focus on a narrow geographical area, in this case the ...

 This photo will appear in SI vol 3. I need a talented volunteer to refine the photo. Henry Nissley Engle and Wife  Our thanks to Pawel, a f...

 A paragraph from current SI 3 chapter. Note Mrs. William Le Claire. Her husband was an enrolled tribal member. I cannot find her in that re...