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Reverend Daniel Reid was the Methodist pastor in Stella, North Carolina. Reid kept a diary between 1895 and 1896 which documents his daily activities and family life. While responsible for the parish, Reid also worked part time at a local lumber mill and was a prominent community member.
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34741
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The second in a series of three articles, this segment addresses the life of Daniel Reid between February and April, 1896. Daily diary entries from Reid provide insight into clerical duties and family life outside of the Church. As a local Methodist minister, Reid was required to travel locally for work and his writing documents many interactions with local communities. Due to their location in southeast North Carolina, Reid and his family also dealt extensively with malaria which is an on-going theme in the accounts.
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34747
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This episode is the final installment of the diary of Daniel Reid, a local Methodist minister working in Carteret County in 1896. The final entries in his diary indicate he continued to visit members of the congregation despite battling illness. Reid passed away on 17 June, 1896 from meningitis. He was remembered as caring and charitable by the congregation. Following his death, the congregation moved to Stella, North Carolina and joined the Silverdale community.
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35023
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Included in this section are daily entries between May 1-26, 1896 that reflect on topics such as the weather, visits from family and friends; and a brief memoir, the religious background of himself and his parents, which yielded his pastoring several churches in towns such as Sampson and Vanceboro between 1887 and his death in 1896.
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