Kirjahaku

This is a biography of Peter W. Philpott who was in Christian ministry for seventy-three years. He started in the Salvation Army, broke with it in 1892, and created a new denomination in Canada that was based in Hamilton, Ontario. It provides an intimate insight into the early workings of the Salvation Army and the later Fundamentalist Movement. Philpott also was responsible for building Moody Memorial Church in Chicago, served as a trustee of Wheaton College, and had an ongoing ministry in other churches in Los Angeles and Toronto. Much of his life was spent as a travelling evangelist; he was a transitional figure between Billy Sunday and Billy Graham. During that time he was faced with many ethical struggles in his own life and within the religious movements with which he identified. He and his wife had thirteen children, most of whom cut a wide swath across North America in the fields of medicine, politics, journalism, business and social service.

This is the second title in a new series of Irish cemetery indexes which provide transcriptions of the tombstone inscriptions associated with those cemeteries. This book indexes the Colaghty Church of Ireland Cemetery and the nearby Tirwinny Methodist Cemetery in Drumkeeran Parish in the northern part of County Fermanagh in Northern Ireland. It includes a brief history of the churches and cemeteries, colour maps showing their location in the county and parish, along with photographs of the churches and cemetery, and a generic set of pictures showing the different types of tombstones one will encounter in Irish cemeteries. The site maps of the cemeteries are divided into sections and rows. The tombstones have been recorded according to their in situ context and are linked to the site maps, making it very easy to find each grave when visiting the cemetery. Every name on the tombstones has been recorded in the comprehensive alphabetical index that gives their location. Adhering to exacting historical and genealogical methodology, every effort has been employed to verify questionable and obscured information on tombstones using parish records and public documents.

This is an index of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Churchyard and its Edenclaw Cemetery at Ederney, Magheraculmoney Parish, County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. It has supporting maps, photographs, and Colour plates of various types of tombstones found in Ireland. This section serves as a visual glossary to explain the terminology used in describing the various types of headstones found in these cemeteries. A full transcription of all relevant genealogical information found on the memorial stones has been included, along with a comprehensive index of all persons mentioned in the cemeteries.

This is the first title in a new format of Irish cemetery indexes which provide transcriptions of the tombstone inscriptions and the memorials within the churches associated with those cemeteries. This book indexes the Tubrid Church of Ireland Graveyard in Drumkeeran Parish in the northern part of County Fermanagh in Northern Ireland. It includes a brief history of the church and cemetery, colour maps showing its location in the county and parish, along with photographs of the church and cemetery, and a generic set of pictures showing the different types of tombstones one will encounter in Irish cemeteries. The site map of the cemetery is divided into sections and rows. The tombstones have been recorded according to their in situ context and are linked to the site map, making it very easy to find each grave when visiting the cemetery. Every name on the tombstones and the church memorials has been recorded in the comprehensive alphabetical index which gives their location. Adhering to exacting historical and genealogical methodology, every effort has been employed to verify questionable and obscured information on tombstones using parish records and public documents.