History Books

Full title: Reminiscences of Early Days in the SDB Southwestern Association. First published by Clifford A. Beebe in 1976 based on personal recollection and conversations. 2nd ed., 1986. 34 p.

Includes many birth, baptism and death dates and notes on family relationships of members. Edited by Ernest K. Bee, Jr., 1976. 83 p. indexed.

Vignettes written by Albert N. Rogers, depicting how Seventh Day Baptists faced changes over a period of 200 years. Presented as a dramatic reading at General Conference, 1965. 10 p.

Chronological survey of SDB history in the 20th century including biographical sketches of leaders and membership of denominational agencies. By Albert N. Rogers, 1972. 330 p.

by Don and Ilou Sanford and printed by Heritage Books in 1998. Part I "Entering Into Covenant" is a documented history of the church including its founding, its meeting house, and the impact of some its its members in colonial history. Part II lists the members of the church from its founding in 1671 until its closing in 1884. Part III is a genealogical study of the descendents of Samuel and Tacy Hubbard through their three daughters, 24 grandchildren and two successive generation beyond.

Study of the westward movement of Seventh Day Baptists with the American Frontier focusing on geographical, sociological and religious-ideological factors. By Don A. Sanford, 4th ed., 1993. 142 p.

REVISED AND UPDATED SECOND EDITION!
Companion to Conscience Taken Captive, this 86- page paperback introduces concepts of organization and polity within the free church tradition. Helpful to new members, Conference attendees, and for those coming from a more authoritarian connection. $2.50 each for 10 or more.
By Don A. Sanford, 1994.

Full title: Conscience Taken Captive: A Short History of Seventh Day Baptists.
Designed as an introduction to Seventh Day Baptist history. $4.00 each for 10 or more. By Don A. Sanford, 1991, 80 p.