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US PNMHS PNMSS/I-16-Box 1

Part of David Peterson Papers

See David C. Peterson’s 1981 Thesis CHILDREN OF FREEDOM OR CHILDREN OF MENNO, The Oregon Mennonite Church in the Two World Wars. In the Archives Library 289.7 PET

List of World War I C.O.s; Religious C.O’s imprisoned at the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks, Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas; Local interviews regaurding community feelings, both wars; Mennonite Research Foundation questionnaires, WW I: John Kropf, Sr., Percy Aaron Conrad, Alvin Daniel Hamilton, Elmer Tracy McTimmonds, Orie M. Conrad, Jess Clarence Emmert, Lester Ray Burkholder, Enos Melvin Hooley

US PNMHS PNMSS/I-16-Box 1-Folder 2
File

Part of David Peterson Papers

Correspondence, mostly from Rufus Franz, in 1946 regarding western CPS camps

US PNMHS PNMSS/I-16-Box 1-Folder 9
File

Part of David Peterson Papers

Interviews by David Peterson of various Mennonites regarding nonresistance, involvement in both wars, etc.

US PNMHS PNMSS/I-16-Box 1-Folder 11
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1981

Part of David Peterson Papers

N.A. Lind correspondence with 1) Albany Democrat-Herald, 1935; 2) John D. Rockefeller, 1945

US PNMHS PNMSS/I-16-Box 1-Folder 12
File

Part of David Peterson Papers

Marcus Lind sermon notes, 1940’s

US PNMHS PNMSS/I-16-Box 1-Folder 13
File

Part of David Peterson Papers

World War I correspondence to and from Sanford C. Yoder; summary of letters by Hope K. Lind; letters to or from: Edward Z. Yoder, Hugh Wolfer, D.H. Bender, Aaron Loucks; “Reminiscences of World War I” by Sanford Yoder.

US PNMHS PNMSS/I-16-Box 1-Folder 3
File

Part of David Peterson Papers

Pacific Coast conference Sunday school statistics

US PNMHS PNMSS/I-16-Box 1-Folder 5
File
1922-1943

Part of David Peterson Papers

Draft census by PCC and PDC congregations; post-war membership status of PCC draftees

US PNMHS PNMSS/I-16-Box 1-Folder 8
File

Part of David Peterson Papers

A presentation and Evaluation of the MCC Draft Status Census, Howard H. Charles

US PNMHS PNMSS/I-16-Box 1-Folder 6
File
1944

Part of David Peterson Papers

CPS #55, Belton, Montana: Directors’ reports and correspondence between Belton and Akron

US PNMHS PNMSS/I-16-Box 1-Folder 10
File
1943-1944

Part of David Peterson Papers

World War I conscientious objector profiles, U.S. Army: John Kropf, Jesse C. Emmert, Frank Yoder, Elmer H. Schultz, Homer Schlegel

US PNMHS PNMSS/I-16-Box 1-Folder 1
File

Part of David Peterson Papers

“A study of the amount and character of Anabaptist emphasis in the Gospel Herald",1908-48, A Mennonite Seminar sponsored by Prof. J.C. Wenger, 1949 Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities, annual report for 1927

US PNMHS PNMSS/I-16-Box 1-Folder 4
File

Part of David Peterson Papers

Draft census for World War II of various Mennonite groups

US PNMHS PNMSS/I-16-Box 1-Folder 7
File
1948

Part of David Peterson Papers

N.A. Lind sermon notes, early 1940’s

US PNMHS PNMSS/I-16-Box 1-Folder 14
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Part of David Peterson Papers

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