Lyman Seeley, D. D. Pastor 2nd Church of Richmond,Va. Letter & Senate Prayer

Description: Lyman W.Seely minister of the 2nd Church of Richmond,Va. writes the Richmond Dispatch Newspaper concerning a correction in a recent newspaper article concerning a grant for a new Church bell. In edition to this lot, there is a written invitation from the Richmond Senate to open the session with prayer. This invitation is dated Feburary 28th 1868. Lyman Seeley, D. D. Pastor 2nd Church of Richmond,Va. Letter & Senate Prayer Click images to enlarge Description Lyman W.Seely Pastor of the 2nd Church of Richmond,Va. writes the Richmond Dispatch Newspaper concerning a correction in a recent newspaper article concerning a grant for a new Church bell. In edition to this lot, there is a written invitation from the Richmond Senate to open the session with prayer. This invitation is dated Feburary 28th 1868. Lyman W. Seely – Seeley Genealogical Society Lyman W. SEELY, D. D. was born in Scott county, Ky., November 21, 1814, but was raised in Lexington. He was educated at Transylvania University, and afterwards taught in the preparatory department of that institution. In 1834, he made a profession of religion, and was baptized by James Fishback, for the church of Christ on Mill Street, in Lexington. He was licensed to preach soon after his union with the church; but was not ordained for several years, on account of his being compelled to teach school to aid in supporting a widowed mother. He however, preached as opportunity was afforded. In 1840, he was elected professor of Latin in Georgetown college, but resigned the following year. In 1842, he was ordained to the pastorate of Mt. Vernon church, where he ministered ten years. In 1852, he moved to Maysville, where he taught a classical school about three years. During this period, he was pastor of the churches at Washington, Lewisburg and Flemingsburg, in Kentucky, and Aberdeen, in Ohio. In 1855, he accepted a call to High Street church in Baltimore, Md. While serving this church he was one of the four learned editors of the Christian Review. In 1857, he took charge of the second church in Richmond, Va., which he served seven years. After this he filled the chair of English in Hollin’s Institute, about two years, preaching to a neighboring church, meanwhile. Afterwards he was pastor of a church, a short time, in Fincastle county, Va. In 1867, he returned to Kentucky, after which he was pastor at different times, at Cane Run, in Fayette county, and Frankfort and Buck Run, in Franklin county. He was Private Secretary to Governor Leslie in 1873. In 1878, he became so nearly blind as to be unable to read. This, together with other bodily afflictions, has rendered him unable to engage in active labor, since that time. Pages 39-40 A History of Kentucky Baptists From 1769 to 1885, Including More Than 800 Biographical Sketches, J. H. Spencer, Manuscript Revised and Corrected by Mrs. Burilla B. Spencer, In Two Volumes. Printed For the Author. 1886. Vol. 2. Images sell! Get Supersized Images & Free Image HostingCreate your brand with Auctiva's Customizable Templates. Attention Sellers - Get Templates Image Hosting, Scheduling at Auctiva.com. Track Page Views WithAuctiva's Counter

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