Muhlenberg

A Closer Look

James Lloyd Breck’s oldest son was named after William Augustus Mulhlenberg, a priest and teacher who inspired Breck to devote himself to missionary work. For further information on Breck and Muhlenberg, visit James Keifer’s Christian Biographies site.

Children in front of the Breck's mission school, ca. 1860. Perhaps Muhlenberg, Jane and James Lloyd Breck's eldest son, was among the children who posed for this photo. Photo courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society.

 

 

 

Alexander Faribault

Beaver
Buffalo
Children
Farming
Faribault's French House
Fur Trade
Making the Town Grow
Request
Site of the Bluffs
Trading Post
Translated

Mary Whipple

Bed Bugs
Divinity Students
Emma and Eva Havens
Emma Willard School
Eva's Death
Hastings to Faribault
Hawaiian Fever
Learning
Letters
Letter of August 25, 1862
Longed to Travel
Mary's Wedding
Muhlenberg
Pets
Sandwich Islands
Soap to Sausages
Some Clothing
Sound of Bells

Taopi

Baptism
Big Woods
Fort Snelling
Ginseng
Injuries
Map
Saving Others
When it Started

Henry Whipple

Back Home
Bad Teeth
Bashaw
Correspondence
East to School
Enmegahbowh
Frozen
Gull Lake
Loved to Fish
Six Children
Time of Crisis
Treatment of Indians
Underwear
Youngest Child