Correspondence, newspaper clippings, photographs, sermon notes and personal notes relating to the ministry of Judson Eber Conant. The collection also contains ordination materials and his examination for a preaching license. Of particular interest in the oversize collection is Conant's license to preach.

[NOTE: In the Scope & Content section, the notation "folder 2-5" means box 2, folder 5.]

This is a very small collection of materials pertaining to Rev. Judson E. Conant's life and ministry. Folder 1-1 contains a small amount of correspondence from 1890-1929. Two letters are from Conant's mother written to him while he was in school at Colgate. The remaining correspondence relates to business matters including a very interesting letter concerning a possible inheritance in the late 1890s.

Folders 1-2 and 1-6 contain Conant's examination for a preaching license and his ordination papers. The ordination materials include the names of the examination committee, minutes of the meeting, and a copy of the resolution passed recommending Conant for ordination into the ministry.

There are a couple of folders (1-4 and 1-7) containing assorted sermon notes, sermons and outlines for use in his ministry. All the notes are undated so the places of usage are uncertain. Folder 1-5 is a collection of newspaper clippings mostly detailing Conant's early ministry, 1890-1900, but also including his funeral notice in 1955. There are several undated clippings from an assortment of locations that do not relate to Conant specifically but were items probably used as notes.