This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1881 Excerpt: ...any of the Missionary Societies Reports dating prior to 1855, we hive given the Missionary contributions only from that period. ALDERVILLE. An Indian village in the township of Alnwick, County of Northumberland, Ontario. So named after the Rev. Robert Alder, one of the Missionary Secretaries of the British Wesleyan Missionary Society. See Grape Island Mission. Î837 William Case, John Sunday j 85 2-5 William Case, John Sunday!83 39 William Case 96 W William Case 93 41 William Case '91 42 William Case 91 43 William Case!91 44 William Case 90 45 William Case 90 4« William Case I 87 " William Case, William Ames 83 4S William Case, William Ames!81 « William Case I 92 I Si 00 50 William Case, George McDougall 115 5 14 51 William Case 122 2 24 52 James Musgrove, William Case '116 2 50 53 James Musgrove, William Case '113 2 50 54 James Musgrove, William Case 118 2 52 55 Mission divided and the name changed 132 2 70 Mission. Fund. The portion embracing the white membership was called Alnwick Circuit, and the Indian mem'«ship and work was called'Alnwick Mission. AMHEHSTBUKG. A village in the township of Maiden, County of Essex, Ontario. Until 1833 the Indian members on this Mission were under the charge of the ministers stationed on Amherstburg Circuit, which see. BATCHEWANA BAY. This Mission is on the shore of a beautiful and well sheltered bay on the north of Lake about 45 miles above Sault Ste. Marie. It first appears on the station list connected w picotón in 1861 under the charge of James Asquabe. The Indian band resident h about 50. 1862 George Blaker i II 66 Native Teacher 63 Native Teacher 17 64 Native Teacher '17 to; 65 Native Teacher 17 74 ) t I Supplied from Garden River Mission Superior, ith Michire number IT BEAUSOLIEL ISLAN...
Die Inhaltsangabe kann sich auf eine andere Ausgabe dieses Titels beziehen.