Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p These records document Harvard's administrative and financial sponsorship of missionary work among several New England Native American tribes between 1720 and 1812. They include the missionary journals of Samuel Kirkland (1741-1808), who lived among the Oneida tribe in New York for more than forty years, and John Sergeant (1747-1824), who lived among the Stockbridge tribe in Massachusetts and New York for almost fifty years. Other records in the collection include Harvard Corporation votes, correspondence, petitions, bonds, endorsements and reports related to missionary work.. }
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- catalog abstract "These records document Harvard's administrative and financial sponsorship of missionary work among several New England Native American tribes between 1720 and 1812. They include the missionary journals of Samuel Kirkland (1741-1808), who lived among the Oneida tribe in New York for more than forty years, and John Sergeant (1747-1824), who lived among the Stockbridge tribe in Massachusetts and New York for almost fifty years. Other records in the collection include Harvard Corporation votes, correspondence, petitions, bonds, endorsements and reports related to missionary work.".
- catalog description "These records document Harvard's administrative and financial sponsorship of missionary work among several New England Native American tribes between 1720 and 1812. They include the missionary journals of Samuel Kirkland (1741-1808), who lived among the Oneida tribe in New York for more than forty years, and John Sergeant (1747-1824), who lived among the Stockbridge tribe in Massachusetts and New York for almost fifty years. Other records in the collection include Harvard Corporation votes, correspondence, petitions, bonds, endorsements and reports related to missionary work.".