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The Dictionary of Unitarian and Universalist Biography is looking for volunteers to write short biographies about famous Unitarian Universalists in history. If you are interested in writing a biography, contact us.
This project is an activity of the Unitarian Universalist History and Heritage Society and is funded in part by the Fund for Unitarian Universalism. More about the Project
Recent Dictionary News
The following are the articles most recently added to the Dictionary. To see a complete list of what is available (over 340 biographies so far) and what is planned (many hundreds more), please click on the alphabetical indices on the sidebar. The search feature, also on the sidebar, may be used to find all references to a given person. Articles may also be found by clicking on the categories listed below the news.
- 1/12 new article: Seth Curtis Beach, by Alan Ruston and Alan Seaburg
- 1/12 new article: James Joseph Reeb, by Alan Seaburg
- 12/20 new article: Stephen Rensselaer Smith, by Avery "Pete" Guest
- 11/27 new article: Albert Warren Stearns, by Alan Seaburg
- 11/4 new article: Judith Ripley Goodenough, by Alan Seaburg and Eugene Widrick
- 10/14 new article: Don Speed Smith Goodloe, by Richard Morris
- 9/27 new article: Georgene Esther Bowen, by Alan Seaburg
- 8/25 new article: Florence Kollock Crooker, by Errol Magidson
- 8/08 new article: Peter Gonesius, by Rudra Vilius Dundzila
- 6/28 new article: Rufus Austin White, by Errol Magidson
- 6/7 new article: Elizabeth Briant Lee, by Jim Nugent
- 6/7 new article: Alfred McClung Lee, by Jim Nugent
- 5/14 new article: Mikolaj Siennicki, by Kazimierz Bem
- 4/19 new article: Clarence J. Harris, by Ralph C. Mehler
- 3/09 new article: The Radziwill Family, by Kazimierz Bem
- 2/19 new article: Frank Oliver Hall, by Alan Seaburg
- 2/16 new article: Bruce Wallace Brotherston, by Alan Seaburg
- 1/25 new article: Homer Alexander Jack, by Alan Seaburg
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Seth Curtis
Beach
Seth Curtis Beach (1837-1932) was a Unitarian minister, author, poet and hymnist.
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James Joseph
Reeb
James Joseph Reeb (1927-1965) was a minister, social worker, and civil rights activist. His brutal murder by segregationists while participating in the second Selma to Montgomery march made him one of the martyrs of the American civil rights movement of the 1960s.
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