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| GEO. L. BROKAW,
Des Moines, Iowa. |
| Born near Princeton, Ill., July 18, 1849; graduate Abingdon College 1873, with degree of B. S.; degree A. M. from Eureka College; minister Rutland, Ill., 1871; Liscomb, Iowa, 1874; Roseville, Ill., 1877; State evangelist of Wis. 1880; State evangelist of Iowa 1883; minister St. Paul, Minn., 1886; Milwaukee, Wis., 1888; corresponding secretary, Iowa, 1890; editor, The Christian Union, Des Moines, Iowa, 1895-1903. |
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| W. S. WINFIELD,
Indiana. |
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Born in Nottingham, England, January, 5, 1813;
died May 22, 1889. Labored in Indiana and Ohio,
where he was instrumental in leading many to
righteousness; self was absorbed in his great love
for others. He was a close Bible student and
proclaimed the Word in such a way to silence
scoffers and skeptics.
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| C. NEWTON MARTIN,
Wapanucka, I. T. |
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Born at Mount Ida, Arkansas, July 13, 1867;
educated in Arkansas and Missouri; ordained an
evangelist in 1899; member of Indian Territory
Board of Missions; minister First church Halleyville
and Tishomingo, Indian Territory.
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| LOUIS C. WILSON,
Elwood, Ind. |
| Born Fayette county, Indiana, October 20, 1837; graduated from common schools; first lieutenant war of 1861; a prisoner in Libble and on Belle Island. State evangelist in Iowa; lived at Brighton, Ia., 25 years, and preached a number of years for the church. Editor Twentieth Century Sermons and Addresses; author History of Sprinkling, Great Cloud of Witnesses and several tracts. |