Typed transcript of Amelia Isham Jackman's diary

Covers the period of when she departs from England (25/8/1894) to just before her death in the Cape Coast [Ghana] (2/12/1894).


Order number: MMS/Special Series/Notes and Transcripts/FBN 6 (fiche 266-267)
Date(s) of creation: Mid 20th century
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Order number: MMS/Special Series/Notes and Transcripts/FBN 6 (fiche 266-267)
Summary: Covers the period of when she departs from England (25/8/1894) to just before her death in the Cape Coast [Ghana] (2/12/1894).
Extent: 37 pages
Admin history: Amelia Isham Jackman (d 1894) served as a missionary for the Women's Auxiliary of the Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society in their Gold Coast District from September to December 1894.
Access status: Open
Access conditions: Only to be viewed on microfiche.
Copyright: Copyright probably with Trustees for Methodist Church Purposes
User restrictions: For permission to publish, please contact Archives & Special Collections, SOAS Library in the first instance
Language: English
Related material: There are also a few other papers available comprising: letters written, mostly from Cape Coast Castle [Ghana], to her parents; two letters of sympathy to her parents from colleagues; a few Methodist publications which comment on her death; four photographs - two of Amelia Jackman and two of her grave (MMS/Special Series/Biographical/West Africa/FBN 7).
Format: Archive