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SAWTELLE, Henry Allen, clergyman, born in Sidney, Maine, 11 December, 18:32" died in Waterville, Maine, 22 November, 1885. His early years were spent on a farm. He was graduated at Colby university in 1854, and at Newton theological institution in 1"858, after which he was ordained pastor of a church in Limerick, Maine, but in 1859 he went as a missionary to China, remaining there until 1861. when he resigned, owing to impaired health. From 1862 till 1874 he was pastor of Baptist churches in San Francisco, editing there the "' Evangel " aim the " Spare Hour." Subsequently he hall charges in Chelsea, Massachusetts, and Kalamazo, Michigan Hillsdale college, Michigan, gave him the degree of D. D in 1874. Dr. Sawtelle contributed to the "Bibliotheca Sacra" and the "Baptist Quarterly," and was the author of "Things to Think of" (San Francisco, 1873).
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