When Joseph Henry Crooker was born Joseph Henry Crooker, American clergyman. Crooker, Joseph Henry was born on December 8, in Foxcroft, Maine, United States. Son of Orin Barrows and Eliza Ann (Cobb) Crooker. Graduate Ypsilanti Union Seminary, South.T.D., Saint Lawrence University, Doctor of Divinity, University of Nashville, In Baptist ministry 5 years.
John C Crooker ; Books from the extended shelves: Crooker, Joseph Henry, American ideals in education.: An address delivered at the International Unitarian conference, held at Amsterdam, Holland, Sept. , (E.J. Brill, ) (page images at HathiTrust; US access only).
Crooker delves into the intertwined Citation note: Joseph Henry Crooker autograph/letter collection (SC), Missouri Valley Special Collections, Kansas City Public Library, Kansas City, Missouri. Collection Description Biographical/Historical note Dr. Joseph Henry Crooker was a Unitarian minister who was born in Maine on December 8, , the son of Orin and Ellen Crooker. He.
Crooker, John Henry (1884–1975).John Henry Problems in American Society (); Jesus Brought Back () IA; The Bible in the Public Schools (); The Public School and the Catholics (); Different New Testament Views of Jesus ().
Biographical/Historical note. Dr. Joseph Author of The church of to-day, The supremacy of Jesus, The Unitarian church, The winning of religious liberty, The Unitarian Church, The temperance problem, The new Bible and its new uses, Problems in American society.
William Henry Crooker - 1866 A plea for sincerity in religious thought / by Rev. Joseph Henry Crooker. -- The new inspiration of religion / by Rev. Thomas R. Slicer. -- Baptism and the Lord's Supper as interpreted and observed by Unitarians / by Rev. Augustus P. Reccord. --
William T. 1841-1897 Preyer Paperback.
Crooker, Joseph Henry, Publication date Topics Church history Publisher Chicago: Western Unitarian Sunday school society Collection internetarchivebooks. 
She married about 1751 John Henry J. Crocker ( [1] – 11 October [2] [3]) was a prominent San Franciscan businessman, one of the Committee of Fifty formed after the San Francisco earthquake; he was also a noted philatelist.