https://norwegianamericanhistory.org/catalog/files/original/27935b542c94cd6e2df80b412bbcf806.pdf 47d4be1f93134c5b2cab299ecd83b448 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Stolee family collection, 1893-2006 PDF Text Text Collection Name: Stolee family collection, 1893-2006 Collection Number: P1702 Extent: 2.4 cubic feet (6 archives boxes) Abstract: (Ole) Michael Jakobsen Stolee (1871-1946) and Martha Knutson Stolee (1878-1957), missionaries to Madagascar, 1900-1911. Papers include glass negatives, photographs; letters to church officials, family and congregations who supported them. Also includes papers of Rev. Michael Stolee from the time he served as commissioner for the National Lutheran Council in France during World War I. As commissioner he aided people affected by World War I as well as armed services personnel and helped with the reconstruction of churches in France, Poland, and Russia. Michael returned to the U.S. and taught at Luther Seminary in St. Paul until his death. Box 1 6 1 Folder Description Biography of Michael J. Stolee. Includes recollection of his days at St. Olaf; a page from the St. Olaf catalogue (1897-1898); "Roots of the Lutheran World Federation (LWF)" pamphlet (1957); article "Dr. M.J. Stolee - Missionary - Professor" written by Dr. Rolf A. Syrdahl for the Luther Theological Seminary Review (1971); Drew University Commencement [at which Stolee received his Degree as a Doctor of Theology] (1929); Augustana College Commencement documents (1893); St. Olaf College Commencement documents (1897); article "Three Great Missionaries" by Daniel Nelson in 'The Missionary' magazine (May 1947); article "Lutheran Field Workers to Air Problems at Conference" by Dr. Frank Nelson, publication unknown (1936); article "Foreign Mission Work Declared Road to Peace" by Dr. Frank Nelson, publication unknown (1936); Luther Theological Seminary Catalogue, with descriptions of courses 1 taught by Stolee (1919-1920). Photos: groups, non-native. Ft. Dauphin, Madagascar. Prints made 6 from glass negatives (Negatives are held in the NAHA Archives). 5 Posthumous Correspondence with Family. Date Range 1893 1971 1901 1998 1909 2006 �6 1 6 2 6 3 1 6 6 5 2 5 6 7 6 8 6 9 6 10 6 4 2 9 4 0 Paper copies of Stolee family photos. Paris, France and Ft. Dauphin, Madagascar. Prints made from glass negatives (Negatives are held in the NAHA Archives). Photos: buildings, interior and exterior, Paris, France and Ft. Dauphin, Madagascar. Prints made from glass negatives (Negatives are held in the NAHA Archives). Photos: children. Ft. Dauphin, Madagascar. Prints made from glass negatives (Negatives are held in the NAHA Archives). Miscellaneous. Includes "Lutherans Working Together: A History of The National Lutheran Council" by Osborne Hauge (1943); "A Student's Prayer" by J. Theodore Mueller; a letter to Stolee from Rev. M. Saeterlie, in China (1914); added June 26, 2012: "Biography of Ingeborg Stolee," compiled by Dorothy Divers (ca. 1990, 11 pages typescript). Photos: groups, Ft. Dauphin, Madagascar. Prints made from glass negatives (Negatives are held in the NAHA Archives). Publications: In Norwegian. Includes article "Fra Madagaskar" ( Luthersk Børneblad, Feb. 1913) with photoclipping of Martha Stolee with Malagasy children. Photos: Individuals and groups, native. Ft. Dauphin, Madagascar. Prints made from glass negatives (Negatives are held in the NAHA Archives). Photos: Individuals and groups, native. Ft. Dauphin, Madagascar. Prints made from glass negatives (Negatives are held in the NAHA Archives). Photos: Individuals and pairs of individuals, non-native. Ft. Dauphin, Madagascar. Prints made from glass negatives (Negatives are held in the NAHA Archives). Photos: Outdoor scenes. Ft. Dauphin, Madagascar. Prints made from glass negatives (Negatives are held in the NAHA Archives). Photos: children. Ft. Dauphin, Madagascar. Prints made from glass negatives (Negatives are held in the NAHA Archives). General Madagascar Documents. Includes "Madagascar" by M.J. Stolee (date unknown); "The Wonderful Works of Jehovah in Madagascar" by M.J. Stolee (date unknown); "Our First Christmas in Madagascar" by M.J. Stolee (1901); "The Fantastic Box" (date and author unknown). (binder) Manuscript of "Stolee Family History", which includes the writing of several different family members, compiled by unknown family member. (date unknown). 1901 1909 1901 1909 1901 1909 1914 1990 1901 1909 1913 1913 1901 1909 1901 1909 1901 1909 0 0 1901 1909 1901 1901 0 0 �5 0 2 2 3 10 2 1 2 2 8 7 2 6 6 11 2 4 2 2 3 (binder) Paper copies as well as some prints of Stolee family photos. Also includes CDs of glass plate negatives and other photos. Correspondence and Publications: 1938 Madagascar Jubilee Trip. Includes article "St. Paulite Tells of Mission Headway in Madagascar." (unknown date & publication); speech notes; letters between Mrs. Ray Mohn and Mrs. M.J. Stolee (1938); article "Jubilee" in 'The Messenger' published by the Madagascar Mission of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America (1938); letter from Mrs. M. J. Stolee in Madagascar published in the "Women's Missionary Federation" (1938); copy of "...Upon Them Hath the Light Shined" by Mrs. M.J. Stolee (date unknown). Letters to Children from the Madagascar Jubilee Trip (1938) Correspondence and Publications: Mission Work. Includes "Our Mission Schools in Madagascar" by Mrs. M. J. Stolee; photos (few) of the Stolees in both Paris and Madagascar; notes for speeches given by Martha Stolee (date & location unknown); article "After Many Years" by Mrs. M. J. Stolee in the "Women's Missionary Federation"; poem "Cleopas and I" by Martha J. Stolee, published in the 'Lutheran Herald.' (1955). The Diary of Martha J. Stolee on the trip of the 50th Year Jubilee of the Mission to Madagascar, as edited and compiled by her grandson Michael J. Stolee (1997). Includes a few paper copies of photos from the trip. Original journal not in this collection. Madagascar Letters from Martha. (1938) Madagascar Letters from Martha, includes both original letters and transcripts. (1901) Photos: Outdoor scenes. Ft. Dauphin, Madagascar. Prints made from glass negatives (Negatives are held in the NAHA Archives). Translations (by Martha Stolee): Hymns and Prayers. Includes "Over de høie Fjelle," "Din, O Jesus, Din at vare," "Deilig er den Himmel Blaa," "I am glad on Christmas Eve," and "Ring out ye bells, o ring out ere the dawn of the morning!" Transcripts: Letters and Notes. Includes letters written by Martha from Madagascar, as well as later notes on Martha's memories from Madagascar. Folders 1-9: transcripts of Stolee letters and correspondence. Folder 10: Some original letters and correspondence. 1901 1909 1938 1938 1938 1938 1900 1955 1938 1938 1938 1938 1901 1901 1901 1909 0 0 1901 1901 1934 1937 �1 1 1 Correspondence: National Lutheran Commission. Includes paper copies of photos of Stolee (2); official and personal correspondence of the Lutheran Commission; report from Stolee of his work in France (1919); letters from Stolee to family and friends while he was in France (1919); financial records and letters, many regarding life insurance policies for Stolee (1919); article "The National Lutheran Commission for Soldiers' and Sailors' Welfare: As Revealed Largely Through the Official Correspondence" by Helen M. Knubel for the Concordia Historical 2 Institute Society (1967). 1920 Journal: Trip to Europe. Michael J. Stolee's Journal of his trip to Europe, as edited and transcribed by his grandson Michael Joseph Stolee (1997). Also includes photos of M.J. Stolee and Ignacy Jan Paderewski (date unknown); postcard from unknown 3 place. Original journal not in this collection. Obituaries: M.J. Stolee. Includes obituaries from "The Parish Paper of St. Anthony Park Lutheran Church"; "Lutheran Herald". 4 (1946-1947). 1919 1967 1920 1920 1946 1947 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Archival Collection Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context P1702 Title A name given to the resource Stolee family collection, 1893-2006 Description An account of the resource (Ole) Michael Jakobsen Stolee (1871-1946) and Martha Knutson Stolee (1878-1957), missionaries to Madagascar, 1900-1911. Papers include glass negatives, photographs; letters to church officials, family and congregations who supported them. Also includes papers of Rev. Michael Stolee from the time he served as commissioner for the National Lutheran Council in France during World War I. As commissioner he aided people affected by World War I as well as armed services personnel and helped with the reconstruction of churches in France, Poland, and Russia. Michael returned to the U.S. and taught at Luther Seminary in St.Paul until his death. <strong>Digital collection available online <a href="https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjAjPfL">here</a>.</strong> Location: 14/A/2 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-2006 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 2.4 cubic feet (6 archives boxes) Subject The topic of the resource St. Olaf College World War I Luther Seminary (Hamline, Saint Paul, Minn.) Type The nature or genre of the resource Photographs Correspondence