Title: Gilbert H. Doane Papers
Inclusive Dates: 1804-1968

Creator:

• Doane, Gilbert Harry, 1897-

Call Number: Mss 936; Micro 2072; PH 2681; PH 2962

Quantity: 2.8 c.f. (8 archives boxes and 3 index card boxes), 1 reel of microfilm (35mm), and 32 photographs (2 folders)

Repository:

Wisconsin Historical Society, Division of Library, Archives, and Museum Collections

Archival Locations:

Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)

COLLECTION MAY BE STORED OFF-SITE: see catalog entry to request materials and for additional information.

Abstract:

Papers of Gilbert H. Doane, an Episcopal priest, director of the University of Wisconsin Libraries, University archivist, and genealogist, primarily documenting his unpublished biography of Jackson Kemper, the first Episcopal bishop of Wisconsin. Included are original sermons by Kemper; calendars, a card index, and other access tools to the Kemper Papers held by the State Historical Society of Wisconsin; and research notes and correspondence with members of the Kemper family and others such as Leslie H. Fishel and Clifford Lord of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. There are a few talks and articles about Kemper, but no draft of the full-length biography. Doane's clerical status is represented by general mailings from the Diocese of Milwaukee, mainly 1952-1968, and clippings and information about individual Episcopal congregations and Episcopal clergy in Wisconsin. There is also correspondence with the Wisconsin State Genealogical Society and photographs related to Grafton Hall and Nashotah House.

Language: English

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Gilbert Harry Doane was born in Fairfield, Vermont on January 28, 1897, the descendant of a Mayflower family. His long identification with libraries began in high school with a part time position in the Springfield, Vermont public library. In 1918 he earned a degree from Colgate University. From 1918 to 1920 he attended the U.S. Naval Training School in Newport, Rhode Island. In 1921, Doane received his library certificate from the New York State Library School. He married Susan Howland Sherman in 1923, and they became the parents of two children, Cynthia D. Nickerson and John P. Doane.

Doane worked in library administration at the University of Arizona, 1921-1922; the University of Michigan, 1922-1925, and the University of Nebraska, where he also served as a professor, from 1925 to 1937. In 1937, he became the director of libraries at the University of Wisconsin. In addition, he served as the director of the UW Library School from 1938 to 1941. In 1957 he was designated as the first University of Wisconsin archivist. During Doane's nearly 20-year tenure, the UW libraries flourished. Doane was also instrumental in relocating the General Library housed in the State Historical Society to the new Memorial Library.

In addition to his library work, Doane had a clerical career. Although born in the Congregational Church, he became an Episcopalian during his service in the Navy during World War I. He became a deacon in 1943 and in 1956 was ordained to the Episcopal priesthood by Donald H. V. Hallock, bishop of the Milwaukee Diocese. In this capacity, Doane assisted with the services at St. Andrew's and Grace Episcopal churches in Madison. He also received an honorary doctorate from Nashotah House. Doane retired in 1962, and eventually relocated to Rhode Island. He died on March 7, 1980 after a long illness.

Because of his status as a member of the Episcopal clergy and an accomplished librarian and genealogist, the State Historical Society of Wisconsin contracted with Doane in 1945 to prepare a biography of Jackson Kemper, the first Episcopal Bishop of Wisconsin. From 1945 through 1968 Doane was involved in research for this project, completing a calendar and an index to the Kemper Papers at the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. However his biography was never published.

Doane did publish extensively about rare books and genealogy. His credits include The Legends of the Book, 1924, and About Collecting Bookplates, 1941. He contributed to the field of genealogy by serving as editor of The Prairie Schooner and American Genealogist. While in retirement in Rhode Island, he was editor of the New England Historical and Genealogical Register. Most notably, Doane's Searching for your Ancestors, 1937, is considered an invaluable research tool.

These Gilbert H. Doane Papers primarily document Doane's research for his biography of Jackson Kemper (1789-1870), the first missionary of the Protestant Episcopal Church and the first Episcopal Bishop of Wisconsin. They also include some material relating to Doane's own career as an Episcopal priest and a small quantity of correspondence pertaining to his interest in genealogy, but nothing on his activities as a librarian.

Although Doane painstakingly researched his Kemper biography for approximately 20 years, his work was never finished and no draft narrative, even a draft of the twelve chapters that were known to have been completed by 1959, is available in the papers. Nevertheless, Doane's papers add substantially to the potential for research about Kemper. The collection includes chronologies, calendars, a card index, and other tools prepared to facilitate access to the Kemper collection at the Historical Society, as well as many research notes. Doane also carried on an extensive research correspondence with Kemper's granddaughters and other members of the family that captured valuable genealogical and anecdotal information about the bishop. As part of his research, Doane also identified copies of Kemper's outgoing correspondence held by other institutions and acquired photostatic copies. Although none of this correspondence is included with his papers, copies of a few Kemper letters from the London Library are present. Most importantly, the collection includes a large number of handwritten sermons, roughly 1819-1865, that were lent to Doane by the Kemper family. Because only a few of Kemper's sermons were ever published and no similar materials are included in the Kemper Papers at the Historical Society, this portion of the Doane collection strongly enhances the documentation about the bishop.

The papers are arranged as KEMPER RESEARCH, KEMPER MANUSCRIPTS, EPISCOPAL CHURCH PAPERS, WISCONSIN GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY PAPERS, and PHOTOGRAPHS.

The KEMPER RESEARCH portion of the collection consists of handwritten notes, research tools, and correspondence. The researcher is warned, however, that the utility of this portion of the collection is limited by Doane's faint, sometimes illegible handwriting. In addition to the notes on topics such as missionary work in the Green Bay area and the founding of Nashotah House, there are lists compiled by Doane on topics such as the ordinations and consecrations in which Kemper took part, genealogies of the Kemper family, and biographical information about Kemper's clerical contemporaries. Also notable in this section is a brief biography of Absalom Jones, the first African-American ordained in the Episcopal Church.

This section also includes brief articles and texts for oral presentations by Doane about Kemper. However, as noted above, although it is known that Doane completed at least 12 of his projected 30-odd chapters, no draft narrative of even this portion is included with the collection. Photographs gathered by Doane as part of his research have been separated to the Kemper Name File in the Visual Materials Archive.

The research tools prepared by Doane consist of a calendar of the Historical Society's Kemper Collection, that is, a description in chronological order of each letter in the collection. The calendar exists in several versions, including a card file, a handwritten draft (which is available only on microfilm), and a typed version, which is the most legible. The first calendar covers the years 1804-1838, or frames 2G1-18G138 of the Kemper Collection microfilm. The second calendar covers the years 1814-1834, or frames 4G7-13G66, and the remainder of the second calendar begins in 1838 and covers individual citations from 1806, or 18G139-150G76 – 161. The calendars include many informative notes about the items in question. Doane's handwritten card index to the correspondence provides access to individual names and institutions.

The research correspondence is alphabetically arranged, and it includes incoming and outgoing letters dating from about 1945 to 1965. The correspondents include churches, research institutions, and Kemper descendants such as Elizabeth Kemper Adams, Sophia Kemper Best, Lucia Kemper Durand, and William Poyntell Kemper. Bishop Donald Hallock of the Milwaukee Diocese is also represented. This correspondence also documents Doane's contract with the Wisconsin Historical Society and his research progress, including his attempts to secure funding from the Eli Lilly Foundation. Prominent correspondents here include Leslie H. Fishel and Clifford Lord.

The KEMPER PAPERS are a significant addition to the documentation about Kemper. The sermons are divided, as they were apparently by Kemper himself, into two segments: a numbered series and an unnumbered series of additional sermons and sermon fragments. The numbered series extends from 1 to 154, with about 45 sermons apparently missing. The period covered is 1819 to 1867. Although handwritten, the sermons are in excellent condition, and they contain a wealth of information on Bishop Kemper's religious ideas. Each sermon booklet also includes information on the dates and the places where the sermon was delivered. In addition to the numbered list prepared by Kemper, access to the sermons is facilitated by an alphabetical index of the topics and scriptural references which is appended to this finding aid as an appendix. These sermons were loaned indefinitely to Doane by Kemper's grandson, William Poyntell Kemper, and his great grandson, Jackson Kemper III.

The EPISCOPAL CHURCH PAPERS consist of materials collected and organized by Doane in his capacity as an Episcopal priest in the Diocese of Milwaukee from 1947 to about 1968. Included are mimeographed mailings from the diocese to its clergy; an alphabetical file of clippings, primarily from the 1950s and 1960s; and other information about individual Episcopal congregations and clergy in Wisconsin. The mailings cover such issues as the adoption of resolutions, issues of hierarchical governance, financial reports, canons and their alterations, summaries of the bishop's official acts, the bishop's calendar, and ordinations. The alphabetical files about the clergy concern individuals active in both the 19th and 20th centuries.

The WISCONSIN GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY CORRESPONDENCE includes correspondence from the early years of the organization's history, many of which relate to its relationship with the state and Milwaukee County historical societies and the activities of the women in its leadership. This period is undocumented by the separately catalogued WSGS records held by the Historical Society.

The PHOTOGRAPHS in PH 2681 depict students, buildings, and activities at Grafton Hall, an Episcopal school for girls in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, circa 1922. The photographs in PH 2962 include images of Nashotah House Seminary, Nashotah Mission, and Episcopal bishops of Milwaukee.

Acquisition Information

Presented by Gilbert Doane, 1963-1968. (Sermons in Boxes 4-6 were on loan to Doane from William Poyntell Kemper and Jackson Kemper in 1968; transfer of title to WHS is pending.) Accession Number: M68-381

Processing Information

Processed by Carrie Bohman (Intern), 1999.

Mss 936	Series: Kemper Research
	General research papers
	Biographies
Box   1 Folder   1	By others
Box   1 Folder   2	By Doane, 1946-1961
Box   1 Folder   3	Bishops of Wisconsin and Milwaukee
Box   1 Folder   4	Chronology
Box   1 Folder   5	Chronological notes on Kemper and his diaries
Box   1 Folder   6	Chronological notes
Box   1 Folder   7	Contemporaries of Kemper, A-Y
Box   1 Folder   8	Diocese conventions and bishops' seals
Box   1 Folder   9	Ecclesiastical study recommendations by Bishop White, 1804
Box   1 Folder   10	Family history and genealogy
Box   1 Folder   11	Green Bay mission chronology
Box   1 Folder   14	Nashotah House
Box   1 Folder   12	Notes on Kemper by Rev. James Arthur Miller
Box   1 Folder   13	Ordinations and consecrations by Kemper
Box   1 Folder   15	Photographic and image references Note: Original photographs transferred to Kemper Name File in the Visual Materials Archive.
Box   1 Folder   16	Wisconsin diocese
Box   1 Folder   17	Wisconsin references
	Research tools
	Calendar
Box   1 Folder   18	Brief calendar
Box   3	Calendar cards
Micro 2072	Draft calendar
Mss 936 Box   2 Folder   1	Typed calendar
	Index
	Individual names
Box   10	A-S
Box   11 Folder   1	T-Y
Box   11 Folder   2	Institutions
Box   2 Folder   2-12	Correspondence, A-Y
	Series: Kemper Manuscripts	⇧
Box   2 Folder   13	Photo prints of correspondence at the University of London Library, 1860
	Sermons
	Numbered series
Box   2 Folder   14	List of sermons
Box   4 Folder   1-4	1-88
Box   5 Folder   1-3	90-151
	Unnumbered series
Box   5 Folder   4	“Sermons preached most often”
Box   5 Folder   5-6	Unnumbered sermons and fragments
Box   6 Folder   1-4	Unnumbered sermons and fragments, continued
	Series: Episocopal Church Papers	⇧
Box   7 Folder   1	Diocese of Wisconsin mailings, 1952-1968
	Congregations
Box   8 Folder   1	Fort Atkinson, St. Peter's Church
Box   8 Folder   2	Janesville, New Trinity Episcopal Church, 1931, 1960, 1966
	Kenosha
Box   8 Folder   3	St. Andrew's Church, 1961
Box   8 Folder   4	St. Matthew's Church
	Madison
Box   8 Folder   5	Grace Cleveland Memorial Foundation, 1949
Box   8 Folder   6	Grace Episcopal Church, 1967
Box   8 Folder   7	St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, 1947, 1964
Box   8 Folder   8	St. Dunstan's Church, 1957-1966
Box   8 Folder   9	St. Francis House, 1931, 1951, 1960, 1965
Box   8 Folder   10	St. Luke's Church
	Milwaukee
Box   8 Folder   10	St. James' Church
Box   8 Folder   11	St. John's Church
Box   8 Folder   12	St. Luke's Church, 1965
Box   8 Folder   13	St. Paul's Church
Box   8 Folder   14	St. Timothy's Church, 1962
Box   8 Folder   15	Mineral Point, Trinity Episcopal Church
Box   8 Folder   16	Nashotah House, 1964, 1965
Box   8 Folder   17	Northwest Convocation, 1959, 1960
Box   8 Folder   18	Oneida Indian Mission, undated
	Racine
Box   8 Folder   19	Holy Innocents' Episcopal Church and Taylor Orphanage, 1879, 1892, 1916, 1965
Box   8 Folder   20	St. Luke's, 1956, & St. Michael's, , 1961, 1965
Box   8 Folder   21	St. John's Home of Milwaukee, 1963
Box   8 Folder   22	Whitewater, St. Luke's Church, 1962
Box   9 Folder   1-2	Clerical files, A-Y
Box   9 Folder   3	Series: Wisconsin Genealogical Society Correspondence, 1938-1957	⇧
	Series: Photographs	⇧
PH 2681	Students, buildings, and activities at Grafton Hall, circa 1922
PH 2962	Nashotah House Seminary, Nashotah Mission, and Episcopal bishops

Box/Folder	Type (and #)	Scriptural Reference/Citation	Title
5/6	Unnumbered series	.	Article X
5/6	Unnumbered series	.	Canaanites, Destruction of
5/6	Unnumbered series	.	Fasting
6/3	.	.	Noah, Sermon concerning, to the Oneidas
6/1	Unnumbered series	.	Confirmation Address
5/1	Numbered series: 94	.	Catechism, Lecture 1
5/1	Numbered series: 96	.	Catechism, Lecture 3
5/1	Numbered series: 97	.	Catechism, Lecture 4
5/1	Numbered series: 98	.	Catechism, Lecture 5
5/1	Numbered series: 99	.	Catechism, Lecture 6
5/2	Numbered series: 122	Acts, 1 3	Easter
5/6	Unnumbered series	Acts, 2	Creed
5/6	Unnumbered series	Acts, 3	.
6/1	.	Acts, 3 15	.
4/1	Numbered series: 1	Acts, 4 12	Salvation only through Christ
5/6	Unnumbered series	Acts, 7 55	St. Stephen
5/6	Unnumbered series	Acts, 9	Paul
5/6	Unnumbered series	Acts, 9 1	St Paul's Conversion
4/1	Numbered series: 15	Acts, 11 25	Baptism No. 2
4/2	Numbered series: 30	Acts, 16 32	Faith
4/4	Numbered series: 88	Acts, 17 3	Jesus, the Messiah, No. 1
5/1	Numbered series: 91	Acts, 17 3	Jesus, the Messiah, No. 2
4/4	Numbered series: 89	Acts, 17 10	Bible Society
4/1	Numbered series: 8	Acts, 19 2	Whitsunday
4/2	Numbered series: 38	Acts, 20 28	Christ's Divinity
4/3	Numbered series: 63	Acts, 26 28	Almost Xian
4/1	Numbered series: 23	Amos, 4 12	Advent
4/2	Numbered series: 35	Corinthians, First, 6 19	Holy Ghost
4/2	Numbered series: 36	Corinthians, First, 11 25	Lord's Supper
6/3	.	Corinthians, First, 11 26	.
6/2	.	Corinthians, First, 11 26	.
5/6	Unnumbered series	Corinthians, First, 13	.
5/5	Unnumbered series	Corinthians, First, 14 40	.
5/2	Numbered series: 112	Corinthians, Second, 5 14	Love of X constraineth us
5/6	Unnumbered series	Corinthians, Second, 6 1-10	.
5/6	Unnumbered series	Corinthians, Second, 11 19-31	.
5/3	Numbered series: 140	Corinthians, Second, 12 9	Grace
6/2	.	Daniel, 1 8	.
6/1	.	Daniel, 2 35	.
6/1	.	Daniel, 4 28-32	.
4/3	Numbered series: 65	Ephisians	Temporal Benefits of Christianity
4/4	Numbered series: 81	Ephisians, 2 12	Against Morality as (?) to Religion
4/3	Numbered series: 66	Ephisians, 4 8	Temporal Benefits of Christianity
4/3	Numbered series: 56	Ephisians, 4 23	Regeneration and Renovation
5/6	Unnumbered series	Ephisians, 5 1-14	.
4/4	Numbered series: 77	Exodus, 20 8	Sabbath
4/4	Numbered series: 74	Ezekiel, 18 31	Why Will Ye Die?
5/6	Unnumbered series	Ezekiel (?), 41 26	unreadable
5/1	Numbered series: 108	Galatians, 5 24	Crucifying the Flesh
6/2	.	Galatians, 6 10	.
4/1	Numbered series: 16	Galatians, 6 14	Cross of X, the object of our glory
4/1	Numbered series: 26	Genesis, 10 32	Let not the Lord be angry
4/4	Numbered series: 71	Haggai, 1 5	New Year
5/2	Numbered series: 124	Haggai, 1 2-5	.
5/2	Numbered series: 121	Hebrews, 9 26	Atonement
4/2	Numbered series: 45	Hebrews, 9 27	Death
4/2	Numbered series: 32	Hebrews, 13 5	I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee
5/5	Unnumbered series	Hebrews, 13 8	.
4/1	Numbered series: 4	Hebrews, 13 14	New Year
5/5	Unnumbered series	Hebrews, 1 1	.
6/1	.	Hebrews, 13 16	.
5/1	Numbered series: 90	Hosea, 4 17	Spiritual Idolatry
4/4	Numbered series: 82	Hosea, 6 4	Against Levity of Conduct
5/2	Numbered series: 128	Hosea, 6 6	Atonement
4/1	Numbered series: 24	Isaiah, 11 10	Christmas
4/2	Numbered series: 43	Isaiah, 30 10	Terrors of the Lord
4/1	Numbered series: 3	Isaiah, 40 1	Religious Comfort
4/4	Numbered series: 86	Isaiah, 53 3	Sufferings of Christ
4/1	Numbered series: 25	Isaiah, 60 3	Epiphany
5/5	Unnumbered series	Isaiah, 64 6	We all do fade as a leaf
4/4	Numbered series: 85	Jeremiah, 9 3	Articles, Intro No. 1
4/2	Numbered series: 41	Jeremiah, 17 5	Fast Sermon
5/2	Numbered series: 117	Jeremiah, 28 16	This year thou shalt die
5/1	Numbered series: 104	Job, 11 7	Article 1st
4/3	Numbered series: 68	Job, 15 16	Man's Depravity
5/6	Unnumbered series	John, 1 1 9	.
4/1	Numbered series: 9	John, 1 1	Trinity
5/4	Sermons preached most often: 5/2	John, 1 7	Communion of Saints
4/1	Numbered series: 21	John, 1 35	Behold the Lamb of God
5/4	.	John, 1 1-14	.
4/3	Numbered series: 57	John, 3 11	Divine Love
4/2	Numbered series: 37	John, 4 1	Trial of the Spirits
5/2	Numbered series: 113	John, 5 40	Ye will not come to me that ye might have life
4/1	Numbered series: 20	John, 11 5	Martha and Mary
4/1	Numbered series: 27	John, 14 2	Heaven
6/3	.	John, 14 15	.
4/4	Numbered series: 73	John, 14 15	Female Hospital Society
5/3	Numbered series: 150	John, 18 11	Affliction
5/6	Unnumbered series	John, 20 24	St. Thomas
4/3	Numbered series: 58	John, 21 16	Episcopal Fund
5/1	Numbered series: 107	Joshua, 24 15	Family Worship, No. 2
5/1	Numbered series: 106	Joshua, 24 15	Family Worship, No. 1
4/2	Numbered series: 44	Kings, 17 16	Widow of Saupta Charity Sermon
5/2	Numbered series: 118	Kings, 18 21	Two opinions
5/2	Numbered series: 137	Lamentations of Jeremiah, 1 4	Lord's Supper
5/2	Numbered series: 133	Lamentations of Jeremiah, 3 40	Lent
5/2	Numbered series: 116	Leviticus, 10 3	Aaron held his peace
5/6	Unnumbered series	Luke, 1 6	.
4/2	Numbered series: 47	Luke, 2 14	Christmas
5/5	Unnumbered series	Luke, 7 9	.
5/5	Unnumbered series	Luke, 7 9	Centurion
5/2	Numbered series: 132	Luke, 7 19	Benevolence
6/3	.	Luke, 11 32	Christmas
5/1	Numbered series: 101	Luke, 12 15	Love of Money
4/2	Numbered series: 33	Luke, 12 32	After Confirmation
4/1	Numbered series: 13	Luke, 13 7	Cut it down; why cumbereth is the ground
5/6	Unnumbered series	Luke, 13 25	Paul
4/1	Numbered series: 29	Luke, 15 18	Lent, Repentance
5/6	Unnumbered series	Luke, 21 25	.
6/3	.	Luke, 23 55-56	Holy Woman at the Sepulchre
5/5	Unnumbered series	Luke, 24 44-53	.
4/1	Numbered series: 10	Mark, 10 14	Baptism, No. 3
5/3	Numbered series: 151	Mark, 10 16	Sunday Schools
5/6	Unnumbered series	Mark, 14 1-11	.
6/2	.	Matthew, 2 1-2	.
4/3	Numbered series: 60	Matthew, 5 16	Good Works
5/3	Numbered series: 147	Matthew, 6 10	Missions, No. 1
6/3	.	Matthew, 9 36	.
4/2	Numbered series: 40	Matthew, 9 36-38	Gospel Ministry
5/2	Numbered series: 120	Matthew, 11 28	Invitation to the heavy labors
Locations? 5/6	Unnumbered series	Matthew, 15 21-28	.
5/5	Unnumbered	Matthew, 16 24	.
4/4	Numbered series: 87	Matthew, 16 26	Value of the Soul
4/3	Numbered series: 64	Matthew, 23 37	Fast Sermon
5/2	Numbered series: 130	Matthew, 26 29	Consolation under affliction derived from the expectation of Heaven
6/2	.	Matthew, 26 26-30	.
4/1	Numbered series: 14	Matthew, 28 19	Baptism No. 1
5/5	Unnumbered series	Numbers, 16 47-48	.
5/6	Unnumbered series	Peter, 3 15	Creed
4/4	Numbered series: 76	Peter, First, 1 2-3	Easter
5/5	Unnumbered series	Peter, First, 4 18	.
4/4	Numbered series: 72	Peter, Second, 1 5	Faith and Diligence
6/1	.	Peter, Second, 1 21	.
5/6	Unnumbered series	Peter, Second, 3	.
6/1	.	Philippians, 1 21	.
4/2	Numbered series: 46	Philippians, 4 5	Advent
6/3	.	Philippians, 111 17	.
6/3	.	Proverbs, 8 33	.
5/3	Numbered series: 145	Proverbs, 16 31	Old Age
6/3	.	Proverbs, 22 6	.
6/3	.	Proverbs, 22 6	.
5/5	Unnumbered series	Psalms, 13 3; Hebrews (?) 212, 2	.
5/6	Unnumbered series	Psalms, 32	.
5/6	Unnumbered series	Psalms, 38	.
4/1	Numbered series: 17	Psalms, 42 11	Affliction
4/4	Numbered series: 75	Psalms, 46 1	God, our Refuge
5/1	Numbered series: 103	Psalms, 46 5	Excellencies of the Church
4/4	Numbered series: 83	Psalms, 46 8 9-11	Thanksgiving for Peace
4/1	Numbered series: 19	Psalms, 62 8	Prayer No. 1
4/1	Numbered series: 20	Psalms, 62 8	Prayer No. 2
4/4	Numbered series: 70	Psalms, 63 1	Self-Dedication
5/1	Numbered series: 105	Psalms, 66 13 14	Vows called to remembrance
4/2	Numbered series: 34	Psalms, 96 9	Liturgy
5/1	Numbered series: 93	Psalms, 103 2	Thanksgiving for fruits of the Earth
4/4	Numbered series: 78	Psalms, 110 23	Bible Society
4/3	Numbered series: 51	Psalms, 116 12	What shall I render unto the Lord for all his benefits towards me?
6/3	.	Psalms, 119 59	Lent, Repentance
5/2	Numbered series: 134	Psalms, 119 59	Lent
6/2	.	Psalms, 139 23-24	.
6/1	.	Psalms, 144 15; Deuteronomy, 33 29	.
4/3	Numbered series: 59	Revelations, 3 20	I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice...
5/1	Numbered series: 109	Revelations, 20 11	Day of Judgment
4/2	Numbered series: 48	Revelations, 20 11	Earthquake at Caracas
4/4	Numbered series: 84	Revelations, 22 16	Nature of X and the effects of the Gospel, No. 3
4/4	Numbered series: 79	Revelations, 22 16	Nature of X, and the effect of the Gospel, No.1
4/4	Numbered series: 80	Revelations, 22 16	Christ, the Root and the Offspring of David
4/4	Numbered series: 80	Revelations, 22 16	Nature of X, and the effect of the Gospel, No.2
4/3	Numbered series: 53	Romans, 1 16	Ashamed of Christ
5/6	Unnumbered series	Romans, First, 10 13-15	.
5/6	Unnumbered series	Romans, First, 12 16-21	.
5/6	Unnumbered series	Romans, First, 13 8	.
6/2	.	Romans, First, 13 14	.
4/3	Numbered series: 50	Romans, Second, 12 1-2	Conformity to the World, No.1
6/3	.	Samuel, 7 12	.
4/2	Numbered series: 42	Thessalonians, 5 18	Thanksgiving
5/6	Unnumbered series	Timothy, 1 15	.
5/4	.	Timothy, 4 15	.
4/3	Numbered series: 67	Titus, 2 14	.