Manuscripts

Advent Source Collection, Takoma Park, Washington, D.C. In addition to many other works on the interpretation of prophecy, this collection contains pho-tostatic copies of practically all the available manuscripts on the Millerite movement, including hundreds of letters to or from Miller, as well as other manuscript records of the time. It contains almost a complete file of Millerite papers, and is housed in the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary.PFF4 1274.10

Adventual Collection, Aurora, Illinois. This is the best collection of manuscript sources on Millerism, including a group of more than eight hundred letters to and from Miller. It contains nearly complete files of the Millerite papers and the pamphlets that constitute the Second Advent Library. Housed at Aurora College, an institution of the Advent Christian denomination.PFF4 1274.11

Balharrie, Gordon. “A Study of the Contribution Made to the Seventh-day Adventist Movement by John Nevins Andrews.” Unpublished Master’s thesis, Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, Washington, D.C., 1949. See p. 1095.PFF4 1274.12

Concord Presbytery. “Historical Foundation of the Presbyterian and Reformed Churches.” Manuscript Records. Montreat, North Carolina. See p. 214.PFF4 1274.13

Cross, Viah May. Letter to L. E. Froom, Aug. 23, 1944. See p. 890.PFF4 1274.14

Edson, Hiram. Fragment of a manuscript on his “Life and Experience.” In Advent Source Collection. See pp. 879, 881, 883, 890, 904.PFF4 1274.15

___. “The Time of the End.” Unpublished manuscript, 1849. In Advent Source Collection. See pp. 1080, 1086.PFF4 1274.16

Farnsworth, C. K. “History of Washington, New Hampshire, From the First Settlement to the Present Time, 1787-1886.” In Advent Source Collection. See p. 951.PFF4 1274.17

Fitch, Charles. Manuscript letters to his wife, and others. In Advent Source Collection.PFF4 1274.18

Guilford, Hiram S. Letter to A. W. Spalding, Jan. 24, 1907. In Advent Source Collection. See p. 483.PFF4 1274.19

Hammond, Richard, Jr. “The Life and Work of Uriah Smith.” Unpublished Master’s thesis, Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, Washington, D.C., 1944. See p. 1109.PFF4 1274.20

Loughborough, John N. [“Advent Experiences”]. Unpublished manuscript. In Advent Source Collection. See p. 881.PFF4 1275.1

___. “Some Individual Experiences, A Companion to the Book, The Great Second Advent Movement.” Unpublished manuscript in Advent Source Collection. See pp. 814, 840.PFF4 1275.2

Mead, Sidney E. “Christianity in America.” Eight mimeographed lectures used in the University of Chicago, 1950. See pp. 16, 24-27, 84, 85.PFF4 1275.3

Miller, William. For manuscripts, letters, and other documents, see Advent Source Collection and Adventual Collection.PFF4 1275.4

Parker, Jane Marsh. Letter to Dr. A. H. Strong. In Colgate-Rochester Divinity School. See p. 718.PFF4 1275.5

Randolph, Corliss F. Letter to L. E. Froom, Feb. 11, 1935. In Advent Source Collection.PFF4 1275.6

Weniger, Charles E. “A Critical Analysis and Appraisal of the Public Address of William Miller, Early American Second Advent Lecturer.” Unpublished Doctor’s dissertation, The University of Southern California, Los Angeles, 1948. See p. 455.PFF4 1275.7

White, Ellen G. The Ellen G. White Manuscript file is in the archives of the Ellen G. White Publications, General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Takoma Park, Washington, D.C.PFF4 1275.8

White, James. Letters, in archives of Ellen G. White Publications.PFF4 1275.9

White, W. C. Letter, in archives of Ellen G. White Publications.PFF4 1275.10

[CD-ROM Editor’s Note: In the original, the general “Index” is located on pages 1277-1295]