An edition of My name shall be there
(1995)
My name shall be there
the founding of Salem (with Friedberg, Friedland)
by C. Daniel Crews
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Tells the remarkable story of the founding and building of Salem, the Moravian Church's central administrative community in Wachovia, the tract of land the church purchased in 1753. It also records the beginnings of the Friedberg and Friedland congregations and the work that led to Hope, the "English congregation."
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My name shall be there: the founding of Salem (with Friedberg, Friedland)
1995, Moravian Archives
in English
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Table of Contents
A refuge in time of war (1760-1762)
An organ and candles (1762)
Br. Marshall (1763)
Unitas or Salem
A site for Salem (1765)
Construction begins (1766)
Service to neighbors (1766)
Continuing progress (1766-1767)
The governor visits (1767)
Marshall returns (1768)
Arrival from Boradbay (1769)
Building in town and country (1769-1770)
Gemein Haus (1770-1771)
A taste of conflict (1771)
Moving to Salem (1771)
Wachovia catalog (1771).
Edition Notes
Part of the 250th anniversary history of the Moravian Church.
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