South India (Tamil),1827
includes letters from: Stephen Laidler and James Massie, Madras [Chennai] Edmund Crisp and William Taylor, Madras - girls school opened at Madras Edmund Crisp, Madras - conversion of Da Silva to protestantism; appointed secretary of District Committee, minutes of D C and rules adopted & printed...
| Order number: |
CWM/LMS/South India.Tamil/Incoming correspondence/Box 2 |
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| Date(s) of creation: |
3 Feb - 28 Nov 1827 |
| Level: |
File |
| Format: | Archive |
| Order number: |
CWM/LMS/South India.Tamil/Incoming correspondence/Box 2 |
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| Summary: |
includes letters from:
Stephen Laidler and James Massie, Madras [Chennai]
Edmund Crisp and William Taylor, Madras - girls school opened at Madras
Edmund Crisp, Madras - conversion of Da Silva to protestantism; appointed secretary of District Committee, minutes of D C and rules adopted & printed copy; circular on purchase of house at Salem; printed plan for school for missionaries' children & bungalow with comments from Thomas Adam, W Robertson, George Gogerly, Samuel Dyer and Robert Morrison; hurricane and wrecks
William Taylor, Madras - bungalow chapel built in Madras and episcopal church at Vepery; printed report on Black Town [later Georgetown] schools
Henry Crisp, Madras
AF Arbuthnot, Madras - introduced to new missionaries; financial statements
John Hands and Edmund Crisp, Madras - notes on Committee procedure
Robert Jennings, Chittoor |
| Extent: |
21 items |
| Access status: |
Open |
| Language: | English |
| File number: |
Folder 3 |
| Finding aids: |
A detailed list of Incoming Correspondence for the Tamil area, 1817-1860 (list F4), is available for consultation in the Special Collections Reading Room, SOAS Library. |
| Format: | Archive |