1. James Truslow Adams, The Epic of America, p. 148.
      2. Idem, p. 126.
      3. Clarence E. McCartney, Not Far from Pittsburgh, p. 66.
      4. Ibid.
      5. Charles Henry Ambler, West Virginia Stories and Biographies, pp. 166-70.
      6. McCartney, op. cit.
      7. Winfred Ernest Garrison, Religion Follows the Frontier, p. 55.
      8. S. E. Forman, Advanced American History, p. 280.
      9. Leland D. Baldwon, Pittsburgh, the Story of a City, p. 131.

      1. From an autobiographical sketch written in 1860 and now in possession of the College of the Bible, Lexington, Ky.
      2. Personal letter from the librarian of the University of Edinburgh, April 24, 1946.
      3. Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott.
      4. William Baxter, Life of Elder Walter Scott, pp. 33f.

      1. Adapted from a statement in Walter Scott's autobiographical sketch.
      2. William Baxter, Life of Elder Walter Scott, p. 42.
      3. Evangelist, 1838, p. 286.
      4. Baxter, op. cit., p. 51.
      5. Ibid.
      6. Idem, p. 55.
      7. Dates of death from tombstone In Annan graveyard. Courtesy of Joseph C. Todd.

      1. William Baxter, Life of Elder Walter Scott, p. 58.
      2. Idem, p. 57.
      3. Robert Richardson, Memoirs of Alexander Campbell, Vol. I, p. 504.
      4. William Herbert Hanna, Thomas Campbell: Seceder and Christian Union Advocate, p. 139.
      5. Evangelist, 1838, pp. 286f.
      6. Baxter, op. cit., p. 71.
      7. Autobiographical sketch.
      8. Christian Baptist, Vol. I, p. 127.
      9. Idem, 1823, pp. 29ff., 63ff., 104ff., 126ff.
      10. Autobiographical sketch.

      1. Autobiographical sketch.
      2. Charles Henry Ambler, West Virginia Stories and Biographies, p. 179.
      3. James Truslow Adams, The Epic of America, p. 150.
      4. Christian Baptist, Vol. III, pp. 404ff; Vol. IV, pp. 25ff.
      5. Evangelist, April, 1833.
      6. A. S. Hayden, Early History of the Disciples in the Western Reserve, Ohio, p. 13.
      7. M. A. M. Smith, "History of the Mahoning Baptist Association," p. 11 (an unpublished thesis for the M. A. degree at West Virginia University).
      8. Minutes of the Mahoning Baptist Association. Western Reserve Historical Society, Cleveland, O.
      9. The original ten churches were: Concord Church, at Warren; Bazetta; Braceville; Mount Hope, at Hubbard; Zoar, at Youngstown; Bethesda, at Nelson; [225] Salem and Liberty, in Palmyra; and Randolph. Six other churches were added in succeeding years, as follows: Yellow Creek and Valley of Achor, of Columbiana County, and Sandey (later Franklin), of Portage County, in 1821; Canfield in 1822; Southington, of Trumbull County, in 1823; Wellsburg, West Virginia; Hartford, of Trumbull County; and Salem, in Columbiana County, in 1824. M. A. M. Smith thesis, pp. 36f.
      10. Article No. 5 of the New Lisbon church. Journal of the Mahoning Baptist Association. Hiram College.
      11. Idem. Article No. 5 of the Zoar Church.
      12. Idem. Article No. 8 of the Bazetta church.
      13. M. A. M. Smith, op. cit., p. 63.
      14. Idem, pp. 57f., 64.
      15. Minutes of 1823. Item No. 13.
      16. Idem. Item No. 14.
      17. Minutes of 1824. Item No. 13.
      18. Ibid.
      19. Minutes of 1825. Item No. 20.
      20. William Baxter, Life of Elder Walter Scott, p. 98.
      21. Idem, pp. 101f.
      22. Autobiographical sketch.
      23. Hayden, op. cit., p. 35.
      24. Baxter, op. cit., p. 82.
      25. Christian Baptist, Vol. IV, pp. 159-61, 246-50.
      26. Campbell had got the title of the magazine slightly wrong; it was the Millennial Herald, not Millennium Herald.
      27. Evangelist, Vol. I, p. 94 (1832).
      28. Hayden, op. cit., p. 57; minutes of the Mahoning, Baptist Association for 1827.
      29. Hayden, op. cit., p. 57.
      30. Idem, pp. 57f.
      31. Idem, p. 58.
      32. Robert Richardson, Memoirs of Alexander Campbell, Vol. II, p. 199.
      33. M. A. M. Smith, op. cit., p. 72.
      34. Evangelist, Vol. I, p. 94 (1832).

      1. A. S. Hayden, Early History of the Disciples in the Western Reserve, Ohio, pp. 65f.
      2. Idem, pp. 69f.
      3. Idem, p. 70.
      4. Alonzo Willard Fortune, Adventuring with Disciple Pioneers, p. 29.
      5. Walter Scott, The Gospel Restored, Preface, pp. v-vi.
      6. Hayden, op. cit., p. 71.
      7. Some liberties have been taken with the few facts at our disposal. What we know for certain is that Scott did buy land and build a house at Canfield, to which he moved his family "soon after his appointment" (Hayden, p. 126), and that his first trial of the "Ancient Gospel" was outside the bounds of the Association (Baxter, p. 103). What could be more natural than a trip "home" to Steubenville at this time?
      8. Hayden, op. cit., pp. 72f.
      9. Evangelist, Vol. I, p. 94.
      10. M. C. Tiers, The Christian Portrait Gallery, p. 92.

      1. William Baxter, Life of Elder Walter Scott, pp. 151f.
      2. Alonzo Willard Fortune, Adventuring with Disciple Pioneers, p. 36.
      3. A. S. Hayden, Early History of the Disciples in the Western Reserve, Ohio, pp. 142f.
      4. Baxter, op. cit., pp. 184f.
      5. Idem, pp. 186f.
      6. Idem, pp. 187f. [226]
      7. Christian Baptist, 1828, Vol. V, p. 166.
      8. Baxter, op. cit., pp. 115f.
      9. Idem, pp. 116f.
      10. Evangelist, Vol. II, p. 62.
      11. Idem, Vol. I, p. 161.
      12. Christian Baptist, Vol. VII, p. 271.

      1. A. S. Hayden, Early History of the Disciples in the Western Reserve, Ohio, p. 320.
      2. Idem, pp. 122f.
      3. Idem, p. 94.
      4. William Baxter, Life of Elder Walter Scott, pp. 129f.
      5. Hayden, op. cit., p. 96.
      6. Baxter, op. cit., p. 131.
      7. Hayden, op. cit., pp. 96f. Order of dialogue changed somewhat but reported verbatim.
      8. Idem, p. 143.
      9. Idem, pp. 98f.; Baxter, op. cit., pp. 133f.
      10. Hayden, op. cit., pp. 111f.
      11. Idem, pp. 113f.
      12. Idem, pp. 143f.
      13. Idem, p. 121.
      14. Baxter, op. cit., pp. 158f.
      15. Hayden, op. cit., pp. 116f.
      16. Idem, pp. 118f.
      17. Idem, p. 154.
      18. Baxter, op. cit., pp. 163f.
      19. Printed minutes of the Mahoning Baptist Association.
      20. Hayden, op. cit., p. 174.

      1. Christian Baptist, Vol. VI, p. 180.
      2. Idem, Vol. V, p. 263.
      3. Thomas W. Grafton, Alexander Campbell, p. 123.
      4. William Baxter, Life of Elder Walter Scott, p. 201.
      5. A. S. Hayden, Early History of the Disciples in the Western Reserve, Ohio, p. 175.
      6. Baxter, op. cit., pp. 176f.
      7. Hayden, op. cit., pp. 320f.
      8. Baxter, op. cit., p. 172.
      9. Evangelist, Vol. II, p. 52 (March 4, 1833).
      10. Hayden, op. cit., p. 335.
      11. Christian Baptist, Vol. VII, p. 271.
      12. Baxter, op. cit., p. 178.
      13. Idem, pp. 177f.
      14. Hayden, op. cit., p. 270.
      15. Idem, p. 272.
      16. Christian Baptist, Vol. VII, p. 271 (1830).
      17. Luther A. Weigle, American Idealism, p. 170.
      18. Hayden, op. cit., p. 176.
      19. Idem, p. 299.
      20. Weigle, op. cit., p. 244.
      21. Robert Richardson, Memoirs of Alexander Campbell, Vol. II, p. 347.
      22. Baxter, op. cit., p. 216.
      23. Idem, pp. 216f.
      24. Hayden, op. cit., p. 296.
      25. Millennial Harbinger, 1830, p. 415.
      26. Idem. 1849, p. 272.
      27. Hayden, op. cit., p. 297.
      28. Idem. p. 456.

      1. James Truslow Adams, The Epic of America, p. 148.
      2. D. S. Muzzy, American History, pp. 229f.
      3. Leland D. Baldwin, Pittsburgh, the Story of a City, pp. 195f.
      4. Idem, p. 188.
      5. Idem, p. 193.
      6. Winfred Ernest Garrison, Religion Follows the Frontier, p. 200.
      7. Alonzo Willard Fortune, The Disciples in Kentucky, pp. 114-18.
      8. William Baxter, Life of Elder Walter Scott, p. 222.
      9. Millennial Harbinger, 1831, p. 480.
      10. Evangelist, Vol. II, pp. 26f. (revision of discourse). [227]
      11. Idem, p. 36.
      12. Millennial Harbinger, 1832, pp. 46f.
      13. Ibid.
      14. Evangelist, Vol. I, p. 18.

      1. Charles Cist, Cincinnati in 1851, p. 73.
      2. Idem, p. 44.
      3. Millennial Harbinger, 1833, p. 89.
      4. William Baxter, Life of Elder Walter Scott, p. 73.
      5. Idem, p. 219.
      6. Evangelist, Vol. I, p. 71.
      7. Idem, p. 102.
      8. Idem, Vol. II, p. 24.
      9. Idem, Vol. I, pp. 202, 204, 211.
      10. Idem. Vol. II, p. 24.
      11. Millennial Harbinger, 1833, p. 329.
      12. Idem, pp. 329f.
      13. Evangelist, Vol. VI, p. 212.
      14. Idem, Vol. IV, pp. 198f.
      15. Idem, pp. 64f. Scott repudiated his election and denounced the college.
      16. Baxter, op. cit., p. 295.
      17. Evangelist, Vol. III, p. 15.

      1. Date of birth unknown. Scott autobiographical sketch.
      2. William Baxter, Life of Elder Walter Scott, p. 252.
      3. Evangelist, Vol. III, p. 119.
      4. Idem, Vol. II, pp. 122f.
      5. Idem, p. 124.
      6. Baxter, op. cit., p. 250.
      7. Evangelist, Vol. III, p. 55.
      8. Baxter, op. cit., p. 325.
      9. Undated letter to "Brother Payne," at Versailles, Ky.
      10. Baxter, op. cit., pp. 330f.
      11. Evangelist, Vol. II, p. 117.
      12. Baxter, op. cit., pp. 326f.

      1. Evangelist, 1833, p. 91.
      2. Idem, Vol. IV, pp. 123-27.
      3. William Baxter, Life of Elder Walter Scott, pp. 309f.
      4. Idem, p. 332.
      5. Idem, p. 338.
      6. Idem, pp. 347f.
      7. Idem, p. 343.
      8. Idem, p. 347.
      9. Idem, p. 340.
      10. Idem, pp. 344f.
      11. A. S. Hayden, Early History of the Disciples in the Western Reserve, Ohio, p. 72.
      12. Idem, p. 163.
      13. Hoffman and Grattan, News of the Nation, No. 14, p. 1.
      14. Ibid.
      15. Evangelist, Vol. III, pp. 233f.
      16. Idem, p. 235.
      17. Idem, Vol. IV, pp. 17-19.
      18. Idem, pp. 40f.
      19. Idem, pp. 77f.
      20. Idem, p. 81.
      21. Ibid.
      22. Idem, p. 83.
      23. Ibid.
      24. Idem, p. 140.
      25. Idem, pp. 141f.
      26. Christian Messenger, Vol. IX, pp. 224-28.
      27. Alonzo Willard Fortune, The Disciples in Kentucky, p. 129.

      1. Walter Scott, The Gospel Restored, p. 573.
      2. Millennial Harbinger, 1836, p. 240.
      3. Idem, p. 479; Evangelist, Vol. VI, p. 182.
      4. Scott, op. cit., p. 55.
      5. Idem, p. 35.
      6. Idem, p. 40.
      7. Idem, p. 57.
      8. Idem, p. 11.
      9. Idem, p. 55.
      10. Idem, pp. 241f. [228]
      11. Idem, p. 225.
      12. William Baxter, Life of Elder Walter Scott, pp. 313f.
      13. Scott, op. cit., p. 129.
      14. Evangelist, Vol. III, p. 205.
      15. Alonzo Willard Fortune, The Disciples in Kentucky, p. 184.
      16. Winfred Ernest Garrison, Religion Follows the Frontier, p. 169.
      17. Millennial Harbinger, 1837, p. 47.
      18. Idem, p. 570.
      19. Idem, p. 327.
      20. Idem, p. 570.
      21. Idem, p. 189.
      22. Idem, p. 384.
      23. College of the Bible Quarterly, April, 1946.
      24. Stuart C. Noble, A History of American Education, p. 202.
      25. Baxter, op. cit., p. 368.
      26. Evangelist, Vol. VI, pp. 70-72.
      27. Idem, p. 224.
      28. Idem, pp. 38f.
      29. Idem, p. 13.

      1. Evangelist, Vol. VII, Preface.
      2. Idem, Vol. VI, p. 238.
      3. Idem, p. 22.
      4. William Baxter, Life of Elder Walter Scott, p. 358.
      5. Winfred Ernest Garrison, Religion Follows the Frontier, p. 177.
      6. Baxter, op. cit., p. 358.
      7. Evangelist, Vol. VII, pp. 276-79.
      8. P. S. Fall correspondence, in library of Kentucky Historical Society.
      9. Idem.
      10. Evangelist, Vol. VI, pp. 180f.
      11. Millennial Harbinger, 1838, pp. 465-71.
      12. Idem, 1832, pp. 298f.
      13. Baxter, op. cit., pp. 158f.
      14. Evangelist, Vol. VI, pp. 266-88.
      15. Letter in possession of Rev. Rhodes Thompson, of Paris, Ky., given him by Mrs. W. E. Cabell, of Middlesboro, Ky.
      16. Evangelist, 1839, pp. 259f.
      17. Millennial Harbinger, 1844, p. 41.
      18. Idem, 1843, Preface.
      19. Carthage church records.

      1. Leland D. Baldwin, Pittsburgh, the Story of a City, p. 240.
      2. Millennial Harbinger, 1844, p. 480.
      3. Protestant Unionist, Feb. 2, 1848; cf. Millennial Harbinger, 1848, p. 179.
      4. Baldwin, op. cit., pp. 228-30.
      5. Protestant Unionist, April 16, 1848. Library of Congress.
      6. Millennial Harbinger, 1845, pp. 163, 460, 507; 1846, pp. 152, 631; 1847, p. 26.
      7. Idem, 1847, pp. 117, 221-23; 1848, pp. 60, 178f.
      8. Idem, 1849, p. 394.
      9. William Baxter, Life of Elder Walter Scott, p. 332.
      10. Idem, pp. 334f.
      11. Idem, pp. 404-13.
      12. Millennial Harbinger, 1849, p. 299.
      13. Baxter, op. cit., p. 416.
      14. Winfred Ernest Garrison, Religion Follows the Frontier, p. 186.
      15. Idem, p. 200.
      16. Idem, p. 186.
      17. Millennial Harbinger, 1849, p. 475.
      18. B. L. Smith, Alexander Campbell, pp. 254-58.

      1. All Mays Lick items in this chapter are from the Mays Lick church records of Elder Walter [229] Small, now at the College of the Bible, Lexington, Ky.
      2. From a letter by Mrs. Robert L. Yancey to Rev. R. J. Bamber.
      3. Hoffman and Grattan, News of the Nation.
      4. Millennial Harbinger, 1854, pp. 115f.
      5. Idem, p. 180.
      6. Idem, 1852, p. 475.
      7. Idem, 1855, p. 48.
      8. Christian Record, 1853, pp. 164f.
      9. Millennial Harbinger, 1855, p. 298.
      10. Letter by Mrs. Yancey to Mr. Bamber.
      11. Millennial Harbinger, 1855, pp. 156-61.
      12. Idem, pp. 525-28.
      13. Christian Record, 1855, pp. 164f.

      1. From the stone in Mays Lick cemetery: "In memory of Mary Eliza, infant daughter of L. A. and E. A. Sandidge, who departed this life 29th of August, 1833. Aged two months and nineteen days."
      2. Age of Eliza learned from Mays Lick tombstone: "Eliza A. Sandidge, born October 10, 1806, died December 8, 1844." Also positive proof that she did not regard her marriage to Walter Scott a happy one! She was "Old Mrs. Scott" for twenty-three years after Walter's death, but she was buried as "Mrs. Sandidge"!
      3. This section on the third marriage is out of oral tradition from Mary Scott Brooks through Rev. Rhodes Thompson.
      4. From Mrs. Robert L. Yancey's letter to Rev. R. J. Bamber.
      5. William Baxter, Life of Elder Walter Scott, p. 336.
      6. Ibid.
      7. Millennial Harbinger, 1858, p. 714.
      8. Walter Scott, The Messiahship, or Great Demonstration, pp. 10, 12.
      9. Idem, p. 13.
      10. Idem, p. 22.
      11. Idem, p. 5.
      12. Idem, p. 10.
      13. Idem, pp. 13f.
      14. Millennial Harbinger, 1859, p. 475. Letter to Benjamin Franklin, under date of April 29, 1851).
      15. Scott, op. cit., pp. 369f.
      16. Baxter, op. cit., pp. 352f.
      17. Idem, pp. 434-40.
      18. Mays Lick church record.
      19. Baxter, op. cit., p. 446.
      20. Millennial Harbinger, 1861, pp. 296f. [230]

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