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proslavery Missourians sensed an invasion
Very minor foxing and occasional stains
never before did I feel more the responsibility that was laid upon me
There had been no established work there previously
Whelpley was converted as a child and sensed a call to the Christian ministry
1865 CIVIL WAR. Bible belonging to Mustering Soldier, Jacob D. Witters of Pennsylvania Evangelical proslavery Missourians sensed an invasionA very nicely preserved example of a Civil War pocket New Testament, printed specifically to fit in inside Union Soldiers' uniform pocket. This particular example belonging to Jacob D. Witters of Lititz, Pennsylvania, then also signed by his son Emanuel G. Witters as well. Interestingly, Jacob does not show in the mustering records, though he was married in and his son, Emanuel, was born in 1860. He then disappears from records until 1865 at the end
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