| 1A |
Elder Allen Wiley. Accounts of outstanding early evangelist in Culpeper and Orange. |
| 1B |
Progress Towards the Baptist General Association of Virginia by Reuben E. Alley |
| 1C |
Silhouettes of Virginia Baptist Leadership in Missions by Blanche Sydnor White |
| 2A |
John Jordan: Rockbridge Baptist Layman by John S. Moore |
| 2B |
An 18th Century Yankee Baptist Tours Virginia by Horseback. Isaac Backus' visit to Virginia in 1789. |
| 2C |
Carter's Run: Mother Church by John K. Gott. Account of early Fauquier County church. |
| 3A |
Early Baptists of Pittsylvania County by R. Stuart Grizzard |
| 3B |
Jacob Grigg: Pioneer Missionary by Blanche Sydnor White. Account of early English Baptist missionary among African-Americans. |
| 3C |
The Well Across the Road by W. B. Hackley. Concerns John Leland's homesite in Orange Co. Va. |
| 4A |
Contributions of Germanna Descendants to the Baptist Denomination |
| 4B |
The Baptist Struggle in Rockbridge County, 1798-1900 by John S. Moore |
| 4C |
If Madison Had Come to Dinner by W. B. Hackley. Research on the legendary meeting between John Leland and James Madison which may have influenced the First Amendment. |
| 5A |
To Erect a Seminary of Learning by W. Harrison Daniel. Account of early Baptist churches especially in Virginia. |
| 5B |
Father Dempsey of Botetourt by John P. Oliver, Jr. Concerns pioneer preacher and pastor "Father" Absalom Dempsey. |
| 5C |
Exhortation Among Early Virginia Baptists by Jerry L. Tarver. Concerns preaching styles. |
| 6A |
The Nine Christian Rites in the Early Baptist Churches of Virginia. |
| 6B |
New Light on an Old Church by John S. Moore. Concerns early church in Charlotte Co., Va. |
| 6C |
Two Bedford Plowboys: A Missionary Tour. Account of pioneer state missionaries in Virginia in 1820s. |
| 6D |
Genealogical Notes: Elijah Baker (1742-1798). |
| 7A |
Virginia's Contribution to William Jewell College by H. I. Hester |
| 7B |
Elder John Alderson, Jr., and the Greenbrier Church by Ralph C. McDanel. |
| 7C |
Early Baptist Marriage Forms by W. B. Hackley. |
| 8A |
"Col. Robert Carter, a Baptist" by William L. Lumpkin. Account of wealthy Robert Carter and his period as a Baptist. |
| 8B |
John Weather-ford (1743-1833): The Man Behind the Legends by John S. Moore. Account of one of the imprisoned ministers of Colonial Virginia. |
| 8C |
Glimpses of a Goshen Missionary in the 1840s, Warren Owens (1811-1873) by W. B. Hackley. |
| 9A |
The Virginia Baptist Seminary, 1832-1842-Part I by W. Harrison Daniel. Forerunner school of the University of Richmond. |
| 9B |
The Role of Eleazar Clay in the Middle District Baptist Association by John D. Edens. |
| 9C |
Baptist Dress in Olden Days. |
| 10A |
The Forgotten Story of Fall Creek Church by John S. Moore. Story of early Pittsylvania County church. |
| 10B |
Let the Records Speak--Sidelights on Samuel Harris by W. B. Hackley. Story of the great early preacher Samuel "The Apostle" Harris. |
| 10C |
The Virginia Baptist Seminary, 1832-1842--Part II by W. Harrison Daniel. |
| 11A |
Elder Richard Jones (1677/78-1762) The Second Baptist Pastor in Virginia |
| 11B |
Virginia's Three Baptist Apostles by John S. Moore. Stories of those who wore the title of "Apostle" for a brief period. |
| 11C |
From Hanover to Pittsylvania. Biographical Notes on Samuel Harris by W. B. Hackley. |
| 11D |
Writers of Early Virginia Baptist History (1) Morgan Edwards. By John S. Moore. |
| 12A |
A Bicentennial History of Chestnut Grove Baptist Church, 1773-1973. Story of early church in Albemarle Co., Va. |
| 12B |
Mt. Poney-Culpeper Baptist Church Genesis and Sidelights by W. B. Hackley. |
| 12C |
Writers of Early Virginia Baptist History (2) John Asplund: Stroller Historian, by William L. Lumpkin. |
| 13A |
Writers of Early Virginia Baptist History (3) John Leland by John S. Moore. |
| 13B |
Hedgeman's River-Jeffersonton Baptist Church. Story of early Culpeper County church. |
| 13C |
The Baptist Meeting House in Front Royal, Virginia 1830-1868 by John P. Oliver, Jr. |
| 14A |
The Religious Heritage of the Virginia Mountaineer by Lynn C. Dickerson. |
| 14B |
Writers of Early Virginia Baptist History (4) John Williams by John S. Moore. |
| 14C |
The Local Virginia Baptist Church and How It Functioned, 1865-1900 by W.Harrison Daniel. |
| 14D |
A Campbellite Controversy in the Valley Association, 1844-1845 by John S. Moore. |
| 15A |
One Hundred Years: The Virginia Baptist Historical Society, 1876-1976 by John D.Edens. |
| 15B |
Writers of Early Virginia Baptist History (5) Robert Baylor Semple by William L. Lumpkin. |
| 15C |
The Meherrin Baptist Church, Lunenburg County, Virginia, 1771-1842 |
| 15D |
Jeremiah Walker in Virginia by John S. Moore. |
| 15E |
Jeremiah Walker: Georgia General Baptist by Robert G. Gardner. |
| 16A |
History of Laurel Hill Baptist Church, Augusta County, Virginia, 1851-1976 by Sally O. and Wayne D. Hannah. |
| 16B |
Virginia Baptist Ministers who Migrated to Kentucky Before 1880 by Leo T. Crismon. |
| 16C |
Early Virginia Baptist Church Covenants by William L. Lumpkin. |
| 16D |
Charles Manly's Lexington Pastorate 1903-1914 by John S. Moore. |
| 17A |
John Williams' Journal Edited with Comments by John S. Moore. |
| 17B |
Virginia Baptists' Expanding Ministry 1865-1900 by W. Harrison Daniel. |
| 17C |
Virginia's Contribution to Kentucky Baptists by Leo T. Crismon |
| 18A |
Morgan Edwards' 1772 Virginia Notebook. Edited with Notes and Comments by John S. Moore. |
| 18B |
The Baptist March Across Virginia 1750-1979 by John S. Moore |
| 19A |
Luther Rice's Early Travels in Virginia. |
| 19B |
The Diary of Mary W. Taylor, 1861-1864. Edited by W. Harrison Daniel. Diary kept in Civil War Richmond by daughter of prominent minister. |
| 20A |
George Braxton Taylor's Diary. Student years of Taylor who founded missions organization for children and served as pastor. |
| 20B |
Rector College, An Appalachian Baptist School by W. Harrison Daniel. |
| 20C |
Six Virginia Baptist Missionaries of 1835. With Emphasis on the Robert Davenports. Concerns William Mylne to Africa, Lewis and Henrietta Shuck to China, and Robert Davenport to Siam. |
| 21A |
The Prison Diary of William F. Broaddus Edited by W. Harrison Daniel. Civil War prison diary kept by prominent minister. |
| 21B |
Virginia Baptist Statistics, 1699-1790 by Robert G. Gardner. Master compiler of Baptist statistics concentrates on early Virginia. |
| 22A |
Gleanings from Luther Rice's 1819-1820 Journal by Fred Anderson. Pioneer missionary's accounts of travels in Virginia. |
| 22B |
John Davis Williams: A Forgotten Virginia Baptist Minister by R. B. Rosenburg. Story of early pastor in Southside Virginia. |
| 23A |
The Virginia Separate Baptists and Arminianism, 1760-1787 by C. Dirck Keyser. |
| 23B |
A Religious Press in Time of War. The Religious Herald 1860-65 by Thomas E.Miller,Jr. |
| 23C |
Bedford Baptists, 1840-1860 by W. Harrison Daniel. |
| 24A |
Jehu Lewis Shuck: First Baptist Missionary to China by Thelma Wolfe Hall. |
| 24B |
Yong Seen Sarng's Visit to America, 1846-47 by Fred Anderson. Account of early Chinese Christian who visited the East Coast of U. S. |
| 24C |
Andrew Broaddus and Hymnody by Paul A. Richardson. |
| 24D |
Virginia Baptist and Slavery, 1759-1790, Part I by Robert G. Gardner. |
| 25A |
Virginia Baptist Petitions for Religious Liberty, 1770-1798 by John S. Moore. |
| 25B |
Eli Ball of Virginia, 1786-1853 by Paul A. Richardson. Account of early hymn compiler in Virginia. |
| 25C |
Virginia Baptists and Slavery, 1759-1790, Part II by Robert G. Gardner. |
| 25D |
Joel B. Lemon, 1828-1910. Portrait of a Nineteenth-Century Baptist Deacon by Lynn C. Dickerson. Lemon was layman associated with Mill Creek Church of Botetourt Co., Va. |
| 26A |
John Roberts Moffett: Virginia Baptists' Martyr for Temperance by Fred Anderson. Story of Pittsylvania County minister who was murdered after taking anti-liquor stand. |
| 26B |
"If Subjugation Ever Should Be Our Sad Lot" A Sermon by Richard Andrew Fox Edited by Nelson D. Lankford. |
| 26C |
Recollections of My Early Life, 1863-1885, Part I by Archibald Thomas Robertson. Story of prominent Baptist theologian. |
| 27A |
Samuel Chiles Mitchell, Educator and Churchman: The Early Richmond Years, 1895- 1908 by W. Harrison Daniel. |
| 27B |
Recollections of My Early Life, 1863-1885, Part II by Archibald Thomas Robertson. |
| 27C |
The Ketocton and Philadelphia Associations in the 18th Century, Part I by Robert G. Gardner. |
| 28A |
Richard Dozier's Historical Notes, 1771-1818. Edited by John S. Moore. Original account of early Baptist work in the Northern Neck of Virginia. Printing of valuable early manuscript with editorial notes. Special Price. |
| 28B |
Hannah Lee Corbin Hall-A Baptist by Rees Watkins. Story of a woman from Colonial Virginia who did what she could for religious liberty. |
| 29A |
Eleazar Clay's Hymns and Spiritual Songs (1793) by Paul A Richardson. |
| 29B |
Upper Carter's Run Church and Dr. John Monroe by John S. Moore. Story of early church in Fauquier Co., Va. |
| 29C |
The Ketocton and Philadelphia Associations In the 18th Century, Part II by Robert G. Gardner |
| 30A |
Elijah Baker (1742-1798) A One-Talent Man who Succeeded by John S. Moore. Story of one of the pioneer preachers who was imprisoned for his faith. |
| 30B |
Reuben Ford (1742-1823) Model Baptist Minister by John S. Moore. |
| 30C |
Edward Baptist, The Virginia Years, 1790-1835 by Michael P. Gwaltney and W. Harrison Daniel. Important early figure in Baptist educational and denominational work. |
| 30D |
Samuel Chiles Mitchell, The Richmond Years, 1920-1945 by W. Harrison Daniel. |
| 31A |
The Journal of Henry Toler, Part 1, 1782-1783, Edited by William S. Simpson, Jr. Preacher who influenced Robert Carter and eventually settled in Westmoreland Co., Va. |
| 31B |
John William Jones (1836-1909), Historian of the Confederacy by John S. Moore. |
| 32A |
Why David Barrow Moved to Kentucky by Ernest A. Freeburg, III. |
| 32B |
The Journal of Henry Toler, Part II, 1783-1786, Edited by William S. Simpson, Jr. |
| 33A |
Let Justice Be Done to Slavery, The White Virginia Baptist Clergy and the Slaves, 1840-1865 by Scott R. Reisinger |
| 33B |
Rene Chastain, Jr. (1741-1823), A Man who made Full Proof of His Ministry by John S. Moore, Jr., Story of one of the persecuted ministers. |
| 34A |
The Religious Herald and The Whitsitt Controversy, 1896-1899 by Michael J. Clingenpeel. Story of one of the great controversies among Southern Baptists. |
| 34B |
Two Outstanding Virginia Baptists: Jeremiah B. Jeter and James B. Taylor by Jesse Fletcher. |
| 34C |
William Webber (1747-1808), A Remarkably Plain Man by John S. Moore. Story of one of the imprisoned ministers. |
| 34D |
John Wailer (1741-1802) A Man Worthy of Notice by John S. Moore. Story of one of the imprisoned ministers and great evangelist. |
| 35A |
William Crane (1790-1866) Enterprising Baptist Layman by John S. Moore. |
| 35B |
H. H. Harris' Civil War Diary, (1863-1865) by W. Harrison Daniel. |
| 35C |
Daniel Witt's Journal, July 9 to Nov. 12, 1824 by John S. Moore. |
| 36A |
William McClanahan by Ernest C. Bolt, Jr. Story of pioneer preacher. |
| 36B |
H. H. Harris' Civil War Diary, Part II by W. Harrison Daniel. |
| 37A |
Richmond Female Institute, (1850-1868) by W. Harrison Daniel. Story of early education for women as sponsored by the Baptists. |
| 37B |
William Sands by John S. Moore. Story of early editor of the Religious Herald. |
| 38A |
After Three Centuries of Baptist Life and Witness in Virginia by William R. Estep. Perhaps last address delivered by the noted Baptist historian. |
| 38B |
Henry Keeling Ellyson, 1823-1890 by John S. Moore. Story of prominent Virginia Baptist lay leader. |
| 38C |
J. L. M. Curry and His Famous Address: "Struggles and Triumphs of Virginia Baptists" by John S. Moore. |
| 39A |
Morgan Edwards' Virginia Volume. Edited by John S. Moore. Original manuscript with editor's notes. Special Price. |
| 40A |
Upper Goose Creek Baptist Church, 1801-1859 by E. Lee Shepard. |
| 41A |
Theodorick Noel by William S. Simpson, Jr. |
| 41B |
Bibliography of Baptist Sources in the Virginia Historical Society by E. Lee Shepard. |
| 42A |
Olive Bagby: making Sacrifice on a Dream: Olive Bagby as Southern Baptist Missionary by Dr. Li Li. |
| 42B |
Olive Bagby: Fulfilling Service on a Dream: Olive Bagby as a Southern Baptist Layperson after China by Fred Anderson. |
| 42C |
Bruington Baptist Church by Fred Anderson. |
| 43A |
To be a Good and Useful Man (California History) by R. Michael Whitt. |
| 43B |
We Ask For Men: Edward Jefferson Willis (California History) by Fred Anderson. |
| 43C |
J. Lewis Shuck In the Devil's Stamping Ground (California History) by Thelma Hall Miller. |
| 44A |
A Place of Baptist Values (University of Richmond History) by Frederick J. Anderson. |
| 44B |
Charles Hill Ryland: A Visionary Baptist by Pamela C. Ash. |
| 44C |
The Letters of Three Baptist Students by R. Michael Whitt. |
| 45A |
Turning the World Upside Down: The Story of the Bedford Plowboys by Frederick J. Anderson. |
| 45B |
A Virginia Baptist Gazetteer: The Journal of Daniel Witt edited by R. Michael Whitt. |
| 46A |
This Is My Story...This Is My Song: Baptist congregational song in America by Milburn Price. |
| 46B |
Help for Churches: A rare Baptist document edited by E. Lee Shepard. |
| 46C |
Letters Between Friends: Correspondence between two Virginia Baptist leaders of the 19th century by Fred Anderson.
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| 47A |
Unto the Hills: Baptist Witness in Southwest VA, 1700s-1890 by Fred Anderson |
| 47B |
Noah Baldwin: The Man from Whang Doodle Hollow by Fred Anderson |
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Inventory of Churches in Southwest VA Prior to 1890
What Mean These Stones: Monuments, Markers and Tablets to Virginia Baptists Who Struggled to Secure Religious Liberty compiled by Fred Anderson
Landmark Addresses Given at the Dedication of Monuments to John Waller, James Madison & John Leland, James Ireland and Samuel Harris
Journal of William Young Hiter (1778-1848) edited by Joel H. Feigenbaum
NOTE: 49 "Sunbeams & Shadows: George Braxton Taylor -and-
50 "free indeed!" on blacks & whites before emancipation need to be ordered as a complete volume.
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