Carlton A. Staples

Born 1827-01-01

Died 1904-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL2387350A

Top Subjects

Mendon (Mass.) (2)
Massachusetts (2)
John Hancock (1671-1752) (1)
Jonas Clark (1730-1805) (1)
Nahur Augustus Staples (1)
History (1)
Centennial celebrations (1)

Books by Carlton A. Staples

Total count: 18

Two old-time ministers of Lexington

[s.n.]1850-01-01
A sketch of the life of Rev. N.A. Staples ...

1864-01-01
An Address, by Rev. Carlton A. Staples, of Milwaukee, Wisa poem, by Hon. Henry Chapin, of Worcester, Mass., and other proceedings, in commemoration of the two hundredth anniversary of the incorporation of Mendon, Massachusetts

Printed by Chas. Hamilton, Palladium Office1868-01-01
An address

Printed by C. Hamilton, Palladium Office1868-01-01
An address at Mendon, Massbefore the Worcester County Unitarian Conference, at the autumnal session, Sept. 10, 1873, on the history of the First Church in that town

Printed by G.W. Stacy1873-01-01
The resurrection of the dead

1873-01-01
What do Unitarians believe?

1873-01-01
A sermon preached on the sixtieth anniversary ...

1876-01-01
An historical discourse delivered on the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the organization of the First Congregational Church ...

1879-01-01
An address by Rev. Carlton A. Staplesand other proceedngs at the inauguration of the Taft Public Library, Mendon, Mass., August 17, 1881

Cook and Sons, steam job printers1881-01-01
Sermon by Rev. Carlton A. Staples, delivered at Lexington, Mass

1882-01-01
In memoriam. Rev. Wm. G. Eliot, D.D., and Rev. Henry Ward Beechera sermon preached before the First Congregational Church, in Lexington, Mass., Sunday morning, March 13, 1887

1887-01-01
In memoriumRev. Wm. G. Eliot ...

1887-01-01
Diversity and unity among Unitarians

1889-01-01
In memoriam, Rev. Adin Balloua sermon given in the Unitarian church at Medon, Aug. 24, 1890

G.H. Ellis, Printer1890-01-01
A meeting of the descendants of Ebenezer and Mary (Howard) Taftat the Chestnut Hill Meeting-House in Blackstone, Mass., Tuesday, August 11, 1891

Geo. H. Ellis1891-01-01
A chaplain of the Revolution

Office of the Unitarian review1891-01-01
Samuel Dexter, 1726-1810a paper read before the Dedham Historical Society, February 3, 1892

publisher not identified1978-01-01