Theologian and author.
"Rev. Dr. Chas. Hodge, Professor in the Princeton Theological Seminary, New Jersey, died Wednesday, in his eighty-first year. He has been a professor at Princeton for fifty-six years. On the 24th of Apr., 1872, the semi-centenial [sic] of his professorship was celebrated at Princeton by 400 or 500 classmates and former pupils. This was a memorable occasion, and was the first of its kind in American history."
Published in the Piscataquis (ME) Observer 27 Jun 1878, p2
"Rev. Dr. Chas. Hodge, Professor in the Princeton Theological Seminary, New Jersey, died Wednesday, in his eighty-first year. He has been a professor at Princeton for fifty-six years. On the 24th of Apr., 1872, the semi-centenial [sic] of his professorship was celebrated at Princeton by 400 or 500 classmates and former pupils. This was a memorable occasion, and was the first of its kind in American history."
Published in the Piscataquis (ME) Observer 27 Jun 1878, p2
Theologian and author.
"Rev. Dr. Chas. Hodge, Professor in the Princeton Theological Seminary, New Jersey, died Wednesday, in his eighty-first year. He has been a professor at Princeton for fifty-six years. On the 24th of Apr., 1872, the semi-centenial [sic] of his professorship was celebrated at Princeton by 400 or 500 classmates and former pupils. This was a memorable occasion, and was the first of its kind in American history."
Published in the Piscataquis (ME) Observer 27 Jun 1878, p2
"Rev. Dr. Chas. Hodge, Professor in the Princeton Theological Seminary, New Jersey, died Wednesday, in his eighty-first year. He has been a professor at Princeton for fifty-six years. On the 24th of Apr., 1872, the semi-centenial [sic] of his professorship was celebrated at Princeton by 400 or 500 classmates and former pupils. This was a memorable occasion, and was the first of its kind in American history."
Published in the Piscataquis (ME) Observer 27 Jun 1878, p2
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