. History of the Presbyterian Churches of Path Valley : addresses delivered at the sesquicentennial of the upper and lower Path Valley churches and a history of these churches, October 18-20, 1916. PRESBYTERIAN MANSEFannettsburg, Pa. 76 HISTORY OF PATH VALLEY. REV. THOS, p. BAXTER Paster L. P. V. Church 1005-190S Thomas George Baxter, the third pastor, was born on afarm near Slaughter, Kent Co., Delaware, November 30,1871. His mother died when he was six years old and hisfather when he was nine years of age. Early he was forcedto depend upon his own resources. At twenty he was teach-ing public
. History of the Presbyterian Churches of Path Valley : addresses delivered at the sesquicentennial of the upper and lower Path Valley churches and a history of these churches, October 18-20, 1916. PRESBYTERIAN MANSEFannettsburg, Pa. 76 HISTORY OF PATH VALLEY. REV. THOS, p. BAXTER Paster L. P. V. Church 1005-190S Thomas George Baxter, the third pastor, was born on afarm near Slaughter, Kent Co., Delaware, November 30,1871. His mother died when he was six years old and hisfather when he was nine years of age. Early he was forcedto depend upon his own resources. At twenty he was teach-ing public school, which profession he followed for severalyears, being principal of Kenton, Delaware, schools 1894-1895, and principal of Newark, Del., schools for severalyears. After graduating from the public schools he enteredWashington College, Maryland, but withdrew to teach sev-eral years. Later he entered Delaware College, but answer-ing his countrys call in 1898, he enlisted as a private inFirst Delaware Regiment, thus delaying his graduation until1901. At the close of the war he was honorably dischargedwith the rank of quartermasters sergeant. During thesession of the General Assembly of Delaware in 1899 was Reading Clerk of the Senate. He ha
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