Wellcome, Solomon Cummings (1827-1876)

Spiritualism as it is. Lecture on Temperance, Sermons, etc. Author's holograph MSS. Garden City [Minn.] I. Spiritualism as it is. Dated Garden City March 24th, 1866. (1l.+103 pp. + l.). II. Oddments on Spiritualism [c. 1865] (43 ll.). III. Discourse on Temperance [c. 1865] (8 ll.). IV. Sermon on the text: `He that is first in his own cause seemeth first, but his neighbour cometh and searcheth him' (Prov. 18. 17). [c. 1865] (12 ll.). V. Minutes of a Discussion held at the Baptist Church, Money Creek (Minn.) Oct. 3, 4, 5, 6 [1865?], between Elder C. F. Dikeman (F. W. Baptist) and Elder E. T. Himes (Adventist)... Resolved that when man dies he remains in a state of unconsciousness until the Resurrection (Incomplete) [c. 1865?] (13 pp.). VI. Sermon on the text: `A house divided against itself cannot stand' (Incomplete) [c. 1865] (I l.). VII. Fragment of a Diary of preaching journeys [c. 1865] (I l.). VIII. Headings of Elder Liscan's discussion against Adventism [c. 1865] (7 ff. 8vo. 20½ x 12½ cm.). Written in pencil on rectos only.

c.1865-1866

126 ll. folio & 8vo. 32 x 191/2 cm., 201/2 x 121/2 cm. Unbound. Some margins damaged.

From Sir H. S. Wellcome's Papers, August 1939.

S. C. Wellcome, farmer and itinerant preacher was the father of Sir Henry Solomon Wellcome.

Database description transcribed from S.A.J. Moorat, Catalogue of Western Manuscripts on Medicine and Science in the Wellcome Historical Medical Library (London: Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine, 1962-1973).