John Niel McLeod (1806-1874)
John Niel McLeod (background) is buried with his father Alexander McLeod (foreground) at Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York.
January 5, 1832 Letter to William Hayes (1832)
March 15, 1832 Letter to William Hayes (1832)
April 10, 1832 Letter to William Hayes (1832)
July 27, 1832 Letter to William Hayes (1832)
September 18, 1832 Letter to William Hayes (1832)
April 11, 1837 Letter to T.A. Wylie (1837)
June 29, 1837 Letter to T.A. Wylie (1837)
August 27, 1837 Letter to T.A. Wylie (1837)
October 15, 1838 Letter to T.A. Wylie (1838)
The World Revolutionized by the True Religion and Its Ministry (1843)
Protestantism, the Parent and Guardian of Civil and Religious Liberty (1843)
Introductory Essay to Alexander McLeod’s The Life and Power of True Godliness (1845)
November 10, 1848 Letter to T.A. Wylie (1848)
History of the Reformed Presbyterian Church (1848, 1849)
Man Saved By the Foolishness of Preaching: An Ordination Sermon (1849)
June 25, 1850 Letter to T.A. Wylie (1850)
July 15, 1851 Letter to T.A. Wylie (1851)
Paul's Estimate of the Pastoral Office (1852)
December 7, 1852 Letter to T.A. Wylie (1852)
Memoir of Alexander McLeod, D.D., New York (1855)
Report on the Paris Conference, August, 1855 (1856)
August 26, 1857 Letter to T.A. Wylie (1857)
Courtesy of Jim and Phyllis Hayes via the Illinois Digital Archives.
Courtesy of Jim and Phyllis Hayes via the Illinois Digital Archives.
Courtesy of Jim and Phyllis Hayes via the Illinois Digital Archives.
Courtesy of Jim and Phyllis Hayes via the Illinois Digital Archives.
Courtesy of Jim and Phyllis Hayes via the Illinois Digital Archives.
Source: Indiana University Archives
Source: Indiana University Archives
Source: Indiana University Archives
Source: Indiana University Archives
Source: Indiana University Archives
Courtesy of Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary Library.
Source: Indiana University Archives
Source: Indiana University Archives
Source: Indiana University Archives
Source: Indiana University Archives
Courtesy of the PCA Historical Center
