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1892 JOSEPH H. LAMB [b.1815]. Diary of An Aging Pioneer New York Methodist Camp-Meeting Preacher. Commentary and therefore also controlled theWonderful journal and diary of Rev. Joseph H. Lamb [1815 1900]. The Black River and Northern Conference Memorial [1923] contains a wonderful sketch of his life; excerpts are as follows: Our Boanerges is gone. For 85 years he stood like an ancient tree, a faithful guide to his generation. His personality was so unique that it will continue the center of delightful recollections. The records of his ancestry need not be repeated here. However, his