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    Roanoke College certificate of first distinction presented to C. H. Little on June 15, 1892. The certificate states that Little achieved an average grade of 96.29 on his final examinations, and is signed by the college president.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on October 25, 1925. Little discusses family life with wife Bonnie and their children, and his work as a Lutheran pastor and faculty member at the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada in Waterloo, Ontario.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on December 5, 1907. Little describes his life as pastor of the New Germany parish in Nova Scotia. In this letter, Little talks about Edith "Bonnie" DeLong, his future wife.

    Typed letter to Carroll Herman Little from W.H. Greever, editor of the American Lutheran Survey, on October 17, 1916. Greever informs Little that American Lutheran Survey is interested in publishing an article about "Early history of the Lutheran Church in Canada".

    Handwritten letter to Carroll Herman Little from Henry Shermett, secretary of the Morrisburg-Riverside parish, on August 9, 1914. The letter introduces Little's call to the parish, and requests a response. Includes envelope.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on December 18, 1907. Little describes his life as pastor of the New Germany parish in Nova Scotia. In this letter, Little discusses spending time with Bonnie, the funeral of a boy that died of scarlet fever, and the funeral of ...

    Black and white photograph of Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada faculty member C.H. Little standing outdoors. The original Seminary building is in the background.

    Black and white photograph of C. H. Little, faculty member at the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada.

    A quarterly report card for C. H. Little, a senior at Gaston College in Dallas, North Carolina.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to Dr. R. F. Weidner, president of the Chicago Theological Lutheran Seminary, on March 20, 1907. Little describes his reading and continuing studies.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to Dr. R. F. Weidner, president of the Chicago Theological Lutheran Seminary. Little describes his continuing studies and his life as pastor of the New Germany parish in Nova Scotia.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother, dated December 25, 1913. Little describes the family's Christmas celebrations.

    Handwritten letter to Carroll Herman Little from the Church Council of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia, on August 14, 1909. The letter is the call to become the pastor of the parish.

    Official call to Carroll Herman Little as housefather of Bethany Orphans' Home in Bridgeport, Nova Scotia. The letter is handwritten and includes the red corporate seal.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to Dr. Weidner on April 22, 1907. Little describes his continuing studies and his life as pastor of the New Germany parish in Nova Scotia.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on December 29, 1891. Includes information about his Christmas trip to Washington, D.C.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on May 5, 1893. Little describes his life as a student at Roanoke College in Salem, Virginia.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on June 25, 1908. Little describes his life as pastor of the New Germany parish in Nova Scotia.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on September 26, 1906. Little describes his life as pastor of New Germany parish in Nova Scotia. In this letter, Little discusses the weather, his sermons, and plans to attend the Canadian Dominion Exhibition in Halifax.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on March 28, 1906. Little describes his life as pastor of the New Germany parish in Nova Scotia. In this letter, Little discusses the purchase of a farm for the Bethany Orphans' Home.