Baptists--North Carolina
8 collections
- Broadus E. Jones was a Baptist pastor in Raleigh and Concord, North Carolina. This collection contains biographical materials, correspondence, photographs, and sermons and sermon notes dating from 1918-1972, with some undated materials.
- Martin Ross (1762-1828) served in the Continental Army and later became a Baptist minister. The collection contains an oil portrait of Martin Ross and a negative of the artwork, biographical materials, genealogical materials, and notes by Ross and others.
- Paul Monroe Johnson was a North Carolina church historian. This collection contains biographical information on Baptist pastors and historical information on the Baptist churches in the South Yadkin Baptist Association. There are also Tatum family letters, 1885-1907, and materials regarding John Arch Abernathy.
- Warren T. Carr was a Baptist minister who led Wake Forest Baptist Church from 1964-1985. This collection contains biographical information, photographs, clippings, and copies of his sermons, his topical index to his sermons, correspondence, and files relating to relations with the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina.
- The Western Baptist Convention of North Carolina was in existence from 1845 to 1898. These records consist of the Convention historian's record book, 1877-1891; a typescript copy of Dr. Henry Stroupe's address, , and clippings about the convention, 1957-1985.
- Graham was a Baptist historian, legislator, and North Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture.
- William Garner was a Baptist pastor in North Carolina. His papers contain materials and photographs relating to Rev. William Garner, founder of Cross Roads Baptist Church (now Courtney Baptist Church), near Mocksville, North Carolina.
- These scrapbooks contain information on the Baptist Student Union at then then Women's College, now University of North Carolina-Greensboro. The North Carolina Baptist Student Union and activities on other college campuses in North Carolina are also included.