Demerara 1814

includes letters from: John Davies, Demerara - reports on his work; copy of letter to new Governor (John Murray) and his reply John Davies, Providence Chapel (George Town) - Richard Elliott liked by whites, Davies hopes his conciliating ways will lessen prejudices; disturbance in largest plantation...

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Archive & Special Collections CWM/LMS/12/02/04/008 Open

Order number: CWM/LMS/British Guiana. Demerara/Incoming correspondence/Box 1
Date(s) of creation: 22 Jan - 20 Dec 1814
Level: File
Format: Archive           

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scb_order_with CWM/LMS/British Guiana. Demerara/Incoming correspondence/Box 1
callnumber CWM/LMS/12/02/04/008
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title Demerara 1814
scb_date_creation 22 Jan - 20 Dec 1814
scb_level File
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description includes letters from: John Davies, Demerara - reports on his work; copy of letter to new Governor (John Murray) and his reply John Davies, Providence Chapel (George Town) - Richard Elliott liked by whites, Davies hopes his conciliating ways will lessen prejudices; disturbance in largest plantation in Colony; critical of John Wray; so many pupils in school Davies does not need to draw LMS money; but later in year when John Wray requested refund he again asks further LMS money Thomas Adam, Port of Spain (Trinidad) - success, needs more missionaries H van Cooten, Demerara - John Kempton arrived to find Le Resouvenir recently occupied by Richard Elliott; John Wray arrives from Berbice and supports Kempton against Elliott. Richard Elliott, Demerara - awaits decision of Board; explains his departure from Tobago; argues his case despite unpleasantness with John Wray and John Kempton; complains their conduct curtails his usefulness J Forbes, London - introduces Albertus van der Haas and states Mrs van der Haas (previously Post) wishes to see George Burder while in London L H van Gravesande - describes (17 Jun, page 7) Mr Glyn, a hermit-like Swedenborgian money problems; drowning of Captain Langley, suggests Mr Russell, mate, take command. Preaching to enslaved Africans A van der Haas, Le Resouvenir - complains no missionary sent there since John Wray departed George Burder, London - LMS Directors send John Kempton to Berbice and all missionaries to get on better
scb_access_status Open
language English
language_search English
scb_file_number Folder 4, Jackets B and C
scb_finding_aids A detailed list of Incoming Correspondence for Demerara, 1807-1894, (list C2), is available for consultation in the Special Collections Reading Room, SOAS Library.
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