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|description=Contributor to ''The Path'' from Concord, New Hampshire, author of [[Kimball WH - Studies in the Numeric Powers|"Studies in the Numeric Powers"]] (April 1887) | |description=Contributor to ''The Path'' from Concord, New Hampshire, author of [[Kimball WH - Studies in the Numeric Powers|"Studies in the Numeric Powers"]] (April 1887) and [[Kimball WH - Christianity—Theosophy|"Christianity—Theosophy"]] (August 1887). | ||
A miniature painter and daguerreotypist named William Hazen Kimball (1817–1892), of Concord, New Hampshire, practiced portraiture there from the 1840s and served as State Librarian of New Hampshire from 1867 to 1890, dying in Concord in 1892; it is plausible but unconfirmed that this is the same person, since no source found connects him to Theosophy or to ''The Path''. | A miniature painter and daguerreotypist named William Hazen Kimball (1817–1892), of Concord, New Hampshire, practiced portraiture there from the 1840s and served as State Librarian of New Hampshire from 1867 to 1890, dying in Concord in 1892; it is plausible but unconfirmed that this is the same person, since no source found connects him to Theosophy or to ''The Path''. | ||
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William H. Kimball
Contributor to The Path from Concord, New Hampshire, author of "Studies in the Numeric Powers" (April 1887) and "Christianity—Theosophy" (August 1887).
A miniature painter and daguerreotypist named William Hazen Kimball (1817–1892), of Concord, New Hampshire, practiced portraiture there from the 1840s and served as State Librarian of New Hampshire from 1867 to 1890, dying in Concord in 1892; it is plausible but unconfirmed that this is the same person, since no source found connects him to Theosophy or to The Path.
Some links:
- Works: Kimball, William H. (works)
- CTD article in Russian: Кимбалл, Уильям Х.
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