Hist. Mss 1-29
Caleb
Winey (1849-1933)
Papers, 1847-1894
1 Box (Green)
Biographical Sketch
Caleb Winey (1849-1933) was a
Mennonite minister in Osborne County and in Peabody, Kansas.
1849 Born on February 24, in Snyder
County, Pennsylvania to Bishop Samuel and Sarah Winey
1874 Married Mary Graybill on January 1, lived in Richfield,
Pennsylvania
1879 Moved to Osborne County, Kansas in February;
Ordained as a minister of the Osborne County congregation on October 19
1889 Moved to Peabody, Kansas, where he served as a minister for the
Catlin congregation
1923 Wife Mary died
1933 Died on August 30 in Goessel Kansas, survived by 1 son and 5
daughters
Source: Gospel Herald obituary;
September 14, 1933
Inventory (1 Box)
Diaries (3)
1884, 1890, 1894. The latter includes an account of a trip to Cherokee,
Kansas, as well as comments on Sunday School conferences, accounts,
notes on a meeting concerning a General Conference, notes on
miscellaneous church matters.
Notebooks (2)
Account book, 1847-1870 of Samuel Winey
Notes - scripture references on topics; short essays or sermons
Subject Tracings
Chronology, 1884-1894
Chronology, 1847-1870
Mennonite Church. General Conference
Mennonites in Osborne Co., Kansas
Winey, Samuel
May 6, 2004 / Reformatted by Kathryn
Yoder
July 23, 2001 / Update by Monica Zimmerman
February 16, 2001 / Posted on web by Erin Wilson
April 6, 2000 / Zach Landis
File: “HM1-029.Doc”
Mennonite
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