People
We will highlight the luminous figures whose leadership inspired
the work of many. Some of these include John Murray's fateful arrival on the
shores of New Jersey, "Father" Hosea Ballou's missionary zeal throughout New
England, Olympia Brown's zeal as the first denominationally ordained woman
minister in the U.S., Joseph F. Jordan's work in Norfolk, Virginia combining
ministry, school principal, and publishing of a paper for African American
Universalists, and many others! As we fill in these biographies from the past,
we will also include contemporary oral histories compiled from interviews with
recent Universalist leaders, such as Gordon "Bucky" McKeeman.
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Atwood, Isaac (1838-1917)
Ballou, Hosea (1771-1852)
Ballou, Adin (1803-1890)
Ballou, Hosea 2nd
(1771-1852)
Barton, Clara
Boehme, Jakob
Brown, Olympia (1835-1926) became the
first woman to be ordained by any denomination in the United States.
She was ordained on June 25th,1863 as a Universalist minister.
Cassara, Ernest
Chapin, Augusta Jane
Chapin, Edwin (1814-1880)
Cone, Orello
Cook, Maria
Cummins, Robert (1897-1982)
Davis Family
Dean, Paul
de Benneville, George (1703-1793)
Denck, Hans
Farmer, Fannie
Jenkins, Lydia
Jordan, Joseph Fletcher
Kapp, Max Adolph
Kneeland, Abner
Livermore, Daniel
Livermore, Mary
Loveland, Samuel
MacLean, Angus
Murray, John (1741-1815)
Page, Lucius
Patton, Kenneth Leo
Potter, Thomas
Reamon, Ellsworth C.
Relly, James
Rich, Caleb (1750-1821)
Rush, Benjamin (1745-1813)
Scott, Clinton Lee
Seaburg, Carl
Shinn, Quillen (1845-1907)
Skinner, Clarence (1881-1949)
Soule, Caroline
Spear, John Murray
Spoerl, Dorothy
Starr King, Thomas
Streeter, Zebulon
Turner, Edward
John Van Schaick, Jr. (1873-1949)
Vidler, William (1758-1816)
Whittemore, Thomas
Winchester, Elhanon (1751-1797)
Wood, John (1910-1980)
Ziegler, Albert
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