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b. 1861
A prolific early 20th-century religious writer, preacher, and editor, his books range from prayer and salvation to prison ministry and travel. His work was closely tied to the Gospel Trumpet publishing world and reached readers through practical, devotional writing.

by E. E. (Enoch Edwin) Byrum
Born in 1861, Enoch Edwin Byrum was an American religious author whose books were widely published by the Gospel Trumpet press. Library and catalog records identify him as E. E. Byrum and give his lifespan as 1861–1942.
He wrote across a wide range of Christian subjects, including The Secret of Prayer, The Secret of Salvation, Divine Healing of Soul and Body, The Great Physician and His Power to Heal, Behind the Prison Bars, and Travels and Experiences in Other Lands. The titles suggest a writer interested not only in doctrine, but also in everyday spiritual life, suffering, ministry, and personal experience.
Although detailed biographical information is hard to confirm from the sources I found, Byrum clearly left behind a substantial body of devotional and practical religious writing. His books continue to survive in library catalogs and digital archives, which has helped keep his work accessible long after his lifetime.