Abstract
Since the beginning of the nineteen sixties the public career of Bishop Henry McNeal Turner (1834-1915) has gained spotlight as a subject for research scholars. This writer has received wide correspondence from scholars of various levels expressing the desire to undertake re¬ search projects on some aspects of Bishop Turner’s life and works, making inquiries about the existence of primary sources. Some of these research projects were to be term papers to meet course requirements; some master’s theses; some doctoral dissertations; and others for articles or books to be published.