He was an Arkansas Bishop for the Presbyterian church.
He attended Center College at Danville, Kentucky, and received his theology degree from Princeton; came as a missionary to Arkansas shortly after it was admitted to the Union; stricken with cholera in Memphis and died just ten years after his marriage.
He attended Center College at Danville, Kentucky, and received his theology degree from Princeton; came as a missionary to Arkansas shortly after it was admitted to the Union; stricken with cholera in Memphis and died just ten years after his marriage.
He was an Arkansas Bishop for the Presbyterian church.
He attended Center College at Danville, Kentucky, and received his theology degree from Princeton; came as a missionary to Arkansas shortly after it was admitted to the Union; stricken with cholera in Memphis and died just ten years after his marriage.
He attended Center College at Danville, Kentucky, and received his theology degree from Princeton; came as a missionary to Arkansas shortly after it was admitted to the Union; stricken with cholera in Memphis and died just ten years after his marriage.
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Presbyterian leader. Husband of Harriet Francis Booker Green.
