HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF IOWA BAPTISTS

CHAPTER LII.

EXCERPTS (Cass County Related)

OBITUARY NOTES--FROM WORKS TO REWARDS--AN EVER-
INCREASING RECORD.

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REV. JAMES H. PRATT died February 6, 1883 at Atlantic, Iowa. (See page 398.) He had been but a few years in Iowa, but had attached himself to those who knew him, especially at Emerson and Atlantic where he served as pastor. "As a pastor he was kind, full of sympathy, like the Master, ready to do the Master's bidding. As a preacher, clear in statements of truth, sympathetic in its utterance, and earnest in its vindication. He ranked among our best men in all departments of ministerial life." (from page 499)

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Samuel Harlan at his home in Atlantic, in October 1886. (from page 504)


Transcribed For Cass County by Cheryl Siebrass, February, 2022 from
Historical Sketches of Iowa Baptists by S. H. Mitchell, Burlington, Iowa: Burdette Co.,1886, pg. 499, 504.

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