Holland,1803

includes letters from: Bernard Ledeboer, Rotterdam - long winter delaying John Palm and John Ullbright; enclosed extracts from Netherlands Missionary Society report, recommending J B Baptista for French mission, protestant church in Bordeaux's need of Scriptures and other books; can a British pass b...

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Archive & Special Collections CWM/LMS/07/02/01/006 Open

Order number: CWM/LMS/Europe.Holland/Incoming correspondence/Box 1
Date(s) of creation: 8 Mar 1803 - 13 Dec 1803
Level: File
Format: Archive           

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item_location Archive & Special Collections
scb_loan_type Reference only
scb_order_with CWM/LMS/Europe.Holland/Incoming correspondence/Box 1
callnumber CWM/LMS/07/02/01/006
callnumber_txt CWM/LMS/07/02/01/006
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prefix_number 006
title Holland,1803
scb_date_creation 8 Mar 1803 - 13 Dec 1803
scb_level File
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scb_extent 24 items
format Archive
description includes letters from: Bernard Ledeboer, Rotterdam - long winter delaying John Palm and John Ullbright; enclosed extracts from Netherlands Missionary Society report, recommending J B Baptista for French mission, protestant church in Bordeaux's need of Scriptures and other books; can a British pass be procured for transport of missionaries in wartime; William Ringeltaube to decide who goes to Ceylon; covering letter to memorial (petition) asking that missionaries and colonists be permitted to enter 'Batavian republic' despite war; 2 newspaper extracts re French ship returning from South Seas, captured and freed; John Kicherer's reasons for returning from Africa understood; requests news of Dr John Vanderkemp Dr John Vanderkemp, Algoa Bay - copies of letters written to the Netherlands in Dutch joint letters in translation from Johann David Palm [later John Palm] and Johann Gottfried Ullbricht [later John Ullbright], Rotterdam - Netherlands Missionary Society had petitioned english [sic] government to allow missionaries to sail undisturbed; no communication to England at that time; not true that war will stop missionary work; if cannot be sent to Cape, willing to go anywhere Miss J J Boogard, Rotterdam (Dutch, with translation) glad she can become missionary as wife to Johann David Palm joint letters from J G Mathys [Mathis], Johann Ehrhardt, Christian Albrecht and Abraham Albrecht, Rotterdam (Dutch, with translation) - studying, looking forward to going overseas when war permits; may they start learning surgery? Johann Gottfried Ullbricht [later John Ullbright], Rotterdam - learning carpentry; requests help for tools; Erhardt going to Ceylon [Sri Lanka] in his place because of his illness John Kicherer, Bergen, Norway, The Hague [Den Haag] and London (Dutch, with translation) - travelling via Amsterdam with 3 Africans G S Stracke, Hatshusen [Hatshausen] Arie Vos, The Hague [Den Haag] (Dutch, with abbreviated translation) - offer of service; recommended by Netherlands Missionary Society to accompany John Kicherer
scb_access_status Open
language English
language_search English
scb_file_number Folder 2
scb_finding_aids A detailed list (List B1) is available for consultation in the Special Collections Reading Room, SOAS Library, which covers Incoming Correspondence for Holland, 1797-1845 (much in Dutch, including correspondence with Johannes Van der Kemp before he went to South Africa).
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hierarchy_sequence CWM.00LMS.0007.0002.0001.00006

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