| Short Name: | Maxwell N. Cornelius |
| Full Name: | Cornelius, Maxwell N., 1842-1893 |
| Birth Year: | 1842 |
| Death Year: | 1893 |
Rv Maxwell Newton Cornelius DD USA 1842-1893. Son of a farmer, he started his career as a carpenter, then a building contractor. He married Mary E. Davinson. They had a daughter, Nellie G., who died in infancy. He had an accident, resulting in a leg amputation, after which he entered the ministry. Educated at the Vermillion Institute, Haynesville, OH, he then attended seminary there, 1867-1871, and was ordained in the Pittsburgh Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church USA. He served at the Oakdale Presbyterian Church, Oakdale, PA, the Presbyterian church in Altoona, PA, 1876-1885, in Pasadena, CA, 1885-1890, in San Francisco, 1890-1891, and at the Eastern Presbyterian Church, Washington, DC, until his death from pneumonia in 1893, a year after his wife's death. Both were buried in Poland, OH.
John Perry
| Texts by Maxwell N. Cornelius (8) | As | Authority Languages | Instances |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ahora no, un día sí, en esa tierra más allá | Maxwell N. Cornelius (Author) | Spanish | 1 |
| 不在此時,許在將來 (Bùzài cǐ shí, xǔ zài jiānglái) | Maxwell N. Cornelius (Author) | Chinese | 1 |
| Ei nu, men snart, om ikke før | Maxwell N. Cornelius (Author) | Norwegian | 1 |
| Ho'eva neononanonė | Maxwell N. Cornelius (Author) | Cheyenne | 1 |
| Löst sich allhier das Rätsel nicht | Maxwell N. Cornelius (Author) | German | 1 |
| Not now but in the coming years | Maxwell N. Cornelius, D. D. (Author) | English | 109 |
| Por que nos vem a provação | Maxwell N. Cornelius (Author) | Portuguese | 1 |
| Und löst sich hier das Rätsel nicht | M. N. Cornelius (Author) | German | 4 |