Rev. G.W. Gray letter, 1896

Archive

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Trumbull County Historical Society

Name/Title

Rev. G.W. Gray letter, 1896

Entry/Object ID

2021.39.115

Tags

1890s, Churches, Religion

Scope and Content

Letter to B.J. Taylor from G.W. Gray about his life and service in the Methodist church. Gray runs the Tuttle House in Geneva Ohio and sent a business card/coupon. Rev. B.J. Taylor collected and numbered biographies and packets of Methodist Ministers in the 1896-1897 time period. No. 61. "The Tuttle House G. W. Gray, Proprietor. Geneva, O, June 13 1896 Dear Bro. Taylor Yours of request duly received - and should have received reply and this - but we are so busy getting settled I have not had time. I have no doubt that you will produce a history of the Warren Church of great interest to many. But really my bro, I do not feel that there is any thing of PS Bro Taylor This House is beautiful for situation - Is indeed a very pleasant home like place and we are doing well here. Yours with great respect and much Christian love - G. W. Gray. Hope you can read this scrawl. I have not time to re-write Gray"

Collection

The Richard Morton Hess and Phyllis Lafferty Hess Collection

Acquisition

Accession

2021.39

Source or Donor

Hess, Kenneth

Archive Details

Date(s) of Creation

1896

Location

Location

Container

Hess Collection Box 1

Room

Archives

Building

Morgan History Center

Date

September 21, 2021

Notes

Folder: Methodist Ministers Bios 3

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Gray, G.W. (Rev.), Taylor, B.J. (Rev.)

Related Places

Place

* Untyped Place

Tuttle House, Gevena Ohio, Geneva-on-the-Lake, Ohio, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Warren