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He married again Martha Briggs (Daughter of
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It has been found impossible to obtain a complete list of the works composed, edited or translated by Dr. Riggs. His principal publications are as follows :"... "Manual of
Christian Theology, in association with Dr. H. G. O. Dwight and Dr. G. W. Wood. Constantinople,
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As Dr. Wood was previously located there, and still retained his knowledge of
Armenian, ... he sailed from New York ... December 6, 1862 ... Turkish Missions Aid Society detained him in England, a few weeks... did not reach his destination till the 7th of
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members of the mission met Wood at
Goodwater Mission, a school that had been suspended since 1853 ... Part of the key was Wood's decision at the outset to 'drop for the present' the contentious letter from the American Board of June 22,
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American Board decided to send George Wood to investigate the situation in Indian Missions... While visiting the Choctaw Nation, Wood spent 3 days each at the Wheelock and Spencer Academies, and 9 days at other
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withdrew from the
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Trebizond was occupied as a missionary station in 1853... The following is a list of missionaries who have been connected with the station for at least one year: ... Rev. G. W. Wood, 1842 – 1843"
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Proceedings of the ABCFM for the year 1850 (The Missionary Herald at Home and Abroad, Volumes 46–47)
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of New York City, and widow of Daniel Bond ) on January 18, 1855. Mary died March 4, 1862.
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