Harbaugh, Henry, 1817-1867
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Name (Latin)
Harbaugh, Henry, 1817-1867
Other forms of name
Harbaugh, H. (Henry), 1817-1867
Harbaugh, Heinrich, 1817-1867
Date of birth
1817-10-18
Date of death
1867-12-18
Place of birth
Waynesboro (Pa.)
Place of death
Mercersburg (Pa.)
Associated country
United States
Place of residence/headquarters
Mercersburg (Pa.)
Field of activity
Theology
Associate group
German Reformed Church (Lewisburg, Pa.)
German Reformed Church (Lancaster, Pa.)
Reformed Church in the United States. Theological Seminary
Occupation
Authors
Carpenters
Religious educators
Clergy
Associated Language
engger
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- Henry Harbaugh, Marshall College graduate and pastor of the Reformed Church of Lancaster; gender: male; country of citizenship: United States of America; b. 28 October 1817, Waynesboro [Pennsylvania]; d. 28 December 1867, Mercersburg [Pennsylvania]; educated at Franklin & Marshall College, 1840-1843 ( (Wikidata, viewed January 27, 2021) )
- nuc89-77807: His A tract for the times [MI] 1863(hdg. on Vi rept.: Harbaugh, Henry, 1817-1867; usage: H. Harbaugh)
- LC data base, 05-02-90(hdg.: Harbaugh, Henry, 1817-1967; usage: Rev. Henry Harbaugh)
- MWA/NAIP files(hdg.: Harbaugh, Henry, 1817-1867; usage: Henry Harbaugh; H. Harbaugh; variant: Heinrich Harbaugh)
- Plea for beautiful churches, 1864:t.p. (Rev. H. Harbaugh, D. D., of the Theological Seminary, Mercersburg, Penn.) p. ii (congregation of the Reformed Church in the United States)
- Pennsylvania Center for the Book WWW site, October 17, 2013(Harbaugh, Henry; born October 18, 1817, in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania; died December 18, 1867, in Mercersburg, Pennsylvania; Pastor, Preacher, Author, Professor, Carpenter; He preached at the German Reformed Church of Lewisburg, Union County, Pennsylvania and the German Reformed Church of Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Later, he became a professor at Mercersburg Theological Seminary in Mercersburg, Franklin County; wrote works in both English and German)