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who provided the funds to purchase a former plantation as the site for the school. Dodge's first student was a sixty-six year old African American preacher who was a former slave. In addition to the academic and religious curriculum, Dodge helped to institute an industrial training program and helped
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to Phineas and Rebecca Dodge. In 1850 Dodge was living with the Richard Everett family in Fairlee while continuing his studies. He attended college in the North before eventually moving outside of New England. By 1854 he was in Boston working as a clerk at the
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facilitate financial support for the school from friends in Boston. While in South Carolina, Dodge's daughter Phoebe Benedect Dodge (Dolloff) was born in 1875.
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committee In 1863 he was working as a bookkeeper and married Elizabeth Jane Whitney, a native of Standish, Maine with Rev.
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where he was studying for Baptist ordination when he became the first president (principal) of
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American Baptist Home Mission Society Annual Report (1873) p. 39 accessible on Google Books
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Burial and birth Information on tombstone and other details are viewable on findagrave
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Burial and birth Information on tombstone and other details are viewable on findagrave
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officiating their wedding in Boston. By 1870 he was working as a salesman in Boston.
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In 1879 Dodge moved to Illinois and became pastor at the Calvary Baptist Church in
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The Boston Directory ... -(1854) Volume 50 - Page 96 accessible on Google Books
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Dance on the Historically Black College Campus: The Familiar ...
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https://www.scencyclopedia.org/sce/entries/benedict-college/
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when he participated in the ecclesiastical trial of Rev.
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History of the Springfield Baptist Association: With ...
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1855 Massachusetts Census accessible on familysearch.org
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Foundations: A Baptist Journal of History and Theology,
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19th-century Baptist ministers from the United States
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1863 Marriage Record accessible on familysearch.org
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Benedict College
Fairlee, Vermont
Boston and Providence Railroad
Tremont Temple
Boston, Massachusetts
Isaac Smith Kalloch
YMCA
Daniel C. Eddy
Columbia, South Carolina
Benedict College
Bathsheba A. Benedict
Pawtucket, Rhode Island
Mattoon, Illinois
Grant Park, Illinois
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1829 births
1883 deaths
19th-century Baptist ministers from the United States
Baptist abolitionists
University and college founders

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