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7 Sheets of Microfiche, 90 Reels of Microfilm
Restrictions
There are no restrictions on the use of this collection.
The Baptist Missionary Society has opened these materials from its archives, dated 1792-1914, for study by scholars and other researchers investigating the history of Baptist missions. Literary rights are retained by the Society. Responsibility for obtaining permission to cite these materials rests with the individual researcher. The address of the Society is:The Historical Commission, SBC, is contract sales agent for the Baptist Missionary Society Archives microfilm collection. Duplication of this microfilm collection except by the Historical Commission or Baptist Missionary Society is expressly forbidden. Single copies of selected items may be made by researchers, but multiple copies may not be made without written permission from the Baptist Missionary Society and/or Historical Commission.
[The preceding restrictions were taken word-for-word from a guide printed by the Historical Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention.]
Historical Background
The Baptist Missionary Society was founded in 1792 by William Carey (1761-1834). As a youth, Carey had developed an interest in missionary work in the South Seas through reading the accounts of Captain Cook's 1769-1770 voyages to that region. This interest was accentuated when Carey read Jonathan Edwards' book Life of Brainerd. In 1792, Carey himself authored a paper, "An Inquiry into the Obligations of Christians to use Means for the Conversion of the Heathen." His two sermons in that year, one before the Baptist Association at Nottingham and the other before the Baptist Association at Kettering, were impassioned pleas for missions, and these are generally credited with spurring the interest in others which resulted in the founding of the Baptist Missionary Society on October 2, 1792.
The original intent of the Society was to foster mission work in the South Seas, but this was given up when a definite burden was felt for the heathen of India. In March 1793 William Carey sailed with John Thomas (1757-1792) and they landed in Calcutta in November of that year. Work was concentrated in the areas of Bible translation, preaching, teaching, and the founding of schools. It was not until 1800, however, that Carey baptized the first Hindu convert. In 1810 the India work was organized into five missions, and by 1813 the Society could report sixty-three workers, native and European, involved in twenty mission stations. Two other men heavily involved in organizing the India work were Joshua Marshman (1768-1837) and William Ward (1769-1823).
A mission begun in Sierra Leone in 1795 proved to be abortive. Work was not resumed in West Africa until 1842, when stations were founded both on the Spanish island of Fernando Po, and in Cameroon. Spanish authorities halted the Fernando Po mission in 1858. The Cameroon work continued until 1887, when German colonization there paved the way for the Basle Missionary Society to take over that mission. In 1878, the Baptist Missionary Society entered the Congo and Angola. Missionaries were forced to withdraw from both areas in 1961.
A mission was begun on Ceylon in 1812. In 1813 the West Indies work was begun in Jamaica, followed by mission stations in British Honduras (1822), the Bahamas (1833), Trinidad and the Dominican Republic (both 1843), and Haiti (1845). A mission was founded in France in 1834; other European stations later included Norway and Italy. Attempts to place missionaries in China were not successful at first, but work was established there by 1877. The Society extended itself into Japan in 1879 and into Palestine in 1880. With the Communist takeover in China in 1949, the Society withdrew from there and sought to continue its mission to the Chinese people via Hong Kong. In 1853, work was begun in Brazil. The Society also participated with other mission boards in Nepal and Sierra Leone missions.
Bible translation and publishing were important functions of the Society. By William Carey's death in 1834, it had already translated the entire Bible into forty languages and dialects. Joshua Marshman translated the Bible into Chinese and prepared a Chinese grammar and dictionary. In addition, many sacred texts of the Chinese and Hindus were translated into English. The Society's publishing arm, the Carey Press, was in 1847 amalgamated with the Kingsgate Press of the Baptist Union of great Britain and Ireland to form the Carey Kingsgate Press Limited.
Scope and Content
The microfiche is a calendar of missionary correspondence relating to the India, Africa, China, and West Indies missions of the Baptist Missionary Society, corresponding to microfilm reels 35-89. The fiche was filmed from the original catalog prepared by the Society in 1964-1965. The catalog notes, in addition to loose correspondence, some bound volumes of correspondence, reports, and publications, and topical files such as candidate applications. These papers were resorted after World War II when bombing and hasty salvaging efforts destroyed all provenance. They were rearranged into units under the missionaries' names, with all papers relating to that missionary filed under his name. Very few post-1840 papers survive, although this is assumed to be accountable to poor contemporary filing rather than to World War II bombing.
The microfilm includes four types of materials: Society minutes, records of Society committees, Home Office correspondence, and missionary journals and correspondence. The latter division of materials is arranged by geographical areas. Index cards identifying each main division and subdivision in these materials, including names of correspondents, appear on the film before each group of materials. The first reel (Reel A) contains a Guide printed by the Historical Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention and a comprehensive Catalog identifying each letter included in the Missionary Correspondence. The Catalog is arranged alphabetically by name of missionary within each geographical area.
The majority of the more than 165,900 pages of original manuscript materials in this collection were clearly legible, but some pages were poor copy and difficult to read. In a few instances pages were illegible. The microphotographers in every case used care and skillful techniques to procure the best possible image of each manuscript in the collection. Some pages, which were illegible, were not microfilmed.
[The preceding Scope and Content note was primarily taken from the Guide printed by the Historical Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention.]
Provenance
The materials for this collection were purchased by the Center.
No Accession #
September 9, 1982
Galen Wilson
LOCATION RECORD
No Accession #
Type of Material: Microfiche
The following items are located in the CENTER LIBRARY MICROFILM ROOM:
The catalogs are arranged alphabetically by missionary, and each section is headed by a
biographical sketch of that missionary. Topical files and bound volumes are described at the end
of each catalog.
Fiche# | Description | |||||||
1- 4 | "Catalogue of Papers Relating to South Asia [India] 1792-1914, and South East Asia [Ceylon] 1813-1914." These papers concern the Indian mission stations--Bengal, Bhutan, Burman, Calcutta, Dinajpur, Hindustan, Orissa, and Serampore, among others. This catalog corresponds to microfilm reels 35-54. Includes significant correspondence from: | |||||||
1 - 4 | Carey, Jabez (1793-1862) | |||||||
1- 4 | Carey, William (1761-1834) | |||||||
1- 4 | Carey, William Jr. (1787-1853) | |||||||
1- 4 | Chamberlain, John ( -1821) | |||||||
1- 4 | Etherington, Bruce (1874-1907) | |||||||
1- 4 | Kerry, George (1826-1906) | |||||||
1- 4 | Judson, Adoniram (1788-1850), one letter | |||||||
1- 4 | Leonard, Owen (1772-1848) | |||||||
1- 4 | Lewis, Charles B. ( -1890) | |||||||
1- 4 | Mardon, Richard (1776-1812) | |||||||
1- 4 | Marshman, John Clark (1794-1877) | |||||||
1- 4 | Marshman, Joshua (1768-1837) | |||||||
1- 4 | Moore, William (1777-1844) | |||||||
1- 4 | Page, John Chamberlain (1822-1894) | |||||||
1- 4 | Pearce, George (1799-1874) | |||||||
1- 4 | Peter, John (fl. 1809-1820) | |||||||
1- 4 | Rouse, G. H. (1838-1909) | |||||||
1- 4 | Rowe, Joshua (1781-1824) | |||||||
1- 4 | Thomas, James (1799-1858) | |||||||
1- 4 | Thomas, John (1757-1801) | |||||||
1- 4 | Ward, William (1769-1823) | |||||||
1- 4 | Wenger, John (1811-1880) | |||||||
5 | "Catalogue of Papers Relating to Sierra Leone 1795-1796, Cameroons 1840-1887, and Congo and Angola 1878-1914." This catalog corresponds to microfilm reels 71-89. Includes significant correspondence from: | |||||||
5 | Cameroons | |||||||
5 | Fuller, Joseph Jackson ( -1908), born a slave in Jamaica | |||||||
5 | Smith, Robert ( -1876) | |||||||
5 | Congo and Angola | |||||||
5 | Bentley, William Holman ( -1905) | |||||||
5 | Comber, Thomas J. ( -1887) | |||||||
5 | Grenfell, George ( -1906) | |||||||
5 | Hartland, John S. ( -1883) | |||||||
5 | Stapleton, Walter H. ( -1906) | |||||||
6 | "Catalogue of Papers Relating to China, 1860-1914." This catalog corresponds to microfilm reels 55-60. Includes significant correspondence from: | |||||||
6 | Farthing, George B. ( -1900) beheaded with wife, children, and governess during Boxer Rebellion, which uprising had a disastrous effect on BMS work in China | |||||||
6 | Jones, Alfred G. (1846?-1905) | |||||||
6 | Richard, Timothy ( -1919) | |||||||
7 | "Catalogue of Papers Relating to the West Indies, 1813-1914." This catalog corresponds to microfilm reels 61-70. Includes significant correspondence from: | |||||||
7 | Jamaica | |||||||
7 | East, David J. ( -1903) | |||||||
7 | Knibb, William ( -1845) | |||||||
7 | Phillippo, James M. ( -1879) | |||||||
7 | British Honduras | |||||||
7 | Buttfield, J. P. (fl. 1844-1848) | |||||||
7 | Henderson, Alexander (fl. 1834-1879) | |||||||
7 | Kingdon, John ( -1855) | |||||||
7 | Bahamas | |||||||
7 | Capern, H. ( -1883) | |||||||
7 | Trinidad | |||||||
7 | Gamble, W. H. ( -1888) | |||||||
7 | Dominican Republic | |||||||
7 | Gammon, richard C. ( -1906) | |||||||
7 | Haiti | |||||||
7 | Papengouth, Alexander von (fl. 1879-1886) |
Reel A - Index Reel, contains Guide and comprehensive Catalog
Reel | Description | |||||||
Minutes; 1792-1914 | ||||||||
1 | Oct 1792 - Apr 1799 (also includes accounts Nov 1792 - Jul 1799) | |||||||
1 | Aug 1799 - Apr 1805 (also includes accounts Jul 1799 - Nov 1805) | |||||||
1 | Jun 1815 - Jun 1820 | |||||||
1 | Sep 1824 - Oct 1825 (also includes accounts Oct 1817 - Jul 1820) | |||||||
1 | Oct 1819 - Nov 1837 (A-E) | |||||||
2 | Dec 1837 - Apr 1853 (F-L) | |||||||
3 | May 1853 - Oct 1872 (M-Q) | |||||||
4 | Oct 1872 - Apr 1884 (R-V) | |||||||
5 | May 1884 - Oct 1890 (W-Z) | |||||||
6 | Oct 1890 - Jan 1896 (AA-EE) | |||||||
7 | Jan 1896 - Dec 1902 (FF-JJ) | |||||||
8 | General Baptist Missionary Society; 1816-1861 | |||||||
8 | General Committee | |||||||
8 | 1903-1909 | |||||||
9 | 1910-1914 | |||||||
9 | Committees | |||||||
9 | Finance | |||||||
10 | Feb 1793 - Jun 1890 | |||||||
11 | Sep 1890 - Mar 1901 | |||||||
12 | Apr 1901 - May 1909 | |||||||
13 | Jun 1909 - Dec 1914 | |||||||
14 | Candidate Board; 1861-1914 | |||||||
15 | Eastern; 1857-1887 | |||||||
16 | India and Ceylon; 1887-1914 | |||||||
17 | China; 1884-1914 | |||||||
17 | Western | |||||||
18 | Feb 1850 - Mar 1892 | |||||||
19 | Mar 1892 - Nov 1914 | |||||||
Home Office Correspondence | ||||||||
20 | Andrew Fuller | |||||||
20 | Correspondence, miscellaneous | |||||||
20 | Fuller to Sutcliff; 1790-1814 | |||||||
20 | Fuller to Carey, Marshman, Ward, etc.; 1794-1815 | |||||||
21 | to and from Fuller; 1793-1815 | |||||||
21 | Fuller to several people; 1791-1813 | |||||||
21 | East India Correspondence; 1807-1813 | |||||||
21 | Fuller's Note Book; 1783-1795 | |||||||
21 | Miscellaneous manuscripts, copies of letters found at Kettering | |||||||
212 | Miscellaneous collection of letters and pape rs; 1793-1834 | |||||||
21 | Miscellaneous papers and correspondence; 1797-1854 | |||||||
21 | Memoranda of Legacies to BMS | |||||||
21 | Minutes Book and Accounts of Hants and Wiltshire Association to the BMS | |||||||
21 | Record of subscriptions and donations to the Baptist Mission in India, in Salisbury and neighboring places | |||||||
21 | John Wastfield, Journal; 1797-1798 | |||||||
21 | J. Gutteridge, papers about persecution arising from the Act of Assembly 1802, Jamaica; 1804 | |||||||
21 | Correspondence and printed papers mostly to J. Gutteridge (of Committee of Dissenters) on working of Toleration Act in Jamaica; 1804-1811 | |||||||
21 | J. Gutteridge, bound volume of miscellaneous letters; 1812-1831 | |||||||
21 | Saffery to Dyer; 1822 | |||||||
21 | Burls to Fuller; 1801 | |||||||
21 | William Burls (BMS Treasurer, 1819-1821), miscellaneous correspondence; 1812-1827 | |||||||
21 | J. C. Gotch (and Burls), correspondence; 1815-1823 | |||||||
21 | Letter from Morris to Sutcliffe; 1809 | |||||||
21 | Sutcliffe, correspondence; 1800-1818 | |||||||
21 | Letter to Krishna Pal from Committee; 1801 | |||||||
21 | W. B. Gurney (BMS Treasurer, 1835-1855), correspondence; 1842-1854 | |||||||
22 | John Ryland | |||||||
22 | Correspondence, miscellaneous; 1815-1825 | |||||||
22 | Letters from Ryland to Sutcliff; 1773-1811 | |||||||
22 | John Dyer, correspondence, miscellaneous; 1817-1841 | |||||||
23 | Joseph Angus, correspondence, miscellaneous; 1840-1849 | |||||||
23 | The "Coventry Letters," miscellaneous letters from the Hines, Sharps, and Franklins; 1830s - 1850s | |||||||
23 | Frederick Trestrail | |||||||
23 | Correspondence, miscellaneous; 1849-1870 | |||||||
23 | Notes on Mission; 1854-1857 | |||||||
24 | Edward Bean Underhill | |||||||
24 | Correspondence, accounts, miscellaneous; 1849-1876 | |||||||
24 | Miscellaneous papers about Baptist Zenana Mission mainly dated during Dr. Underhill's period | |||||||
25 | Bound volumes of letters; 1841-1879 | |||||||
26 | Letters, essays, and speeches by Underhill; 1841-1892 | |||||||
26 | Historical and other essays by Underhill | |||||||
26 | Essay extracts of Underhill; 1846-1854 | |||||||
26 | Underhill's notes on Baptists, largely Anabaptists up to approximately 1600 | |||||||
26 | Underhill's Journal; 1850-1863 | |||||||
26 | Underhill's speeches and addresses on the disturbances at Morant Bay, Jamaica; 1865-1867 | |||||||
27 | Correspondence with the Rev. D. J. East of Jamaica; 1852-1895 | |||||||
27 | Letters from various fields collected by Dr. Underhill; 1842-1855 | |||||||
27 | Letters and papers relating to the Secretaryship of the BMS of Dr. Underhill; 1849-1876 | |||||||
27 | Letters to the Rev. J. Wenger; 1849-1878 | |||||||
28 | Extracts made by Dr. Underhill from miscellaneous writings; 1550-1872 | |||||||
28 | Miscellaneous letters and papers; 1796-1856 | |||||||
28 | Jamaica Affairs, Newspaper cuttings from various papers arranged by Dr. Underhill | |||||||
28 | 1865-1867 | |||||||
29 | 1831-1867 | |||||||
29 | Cuttings from Missionary Herald | |||||||
29 | Hayti; c. 1860 | |||||||
29 | Inagua, Bahamas; 1862 | |||||||
29 | Calabar, Jamaica; 1862 | |||||||
29 | Jamaica (Sundries); 1858-1862 | |||||||
29 | Savanna Grande; c. 1860 | |||||||
29 | Amboises Bay, Africa; c. 1862 | |||||||
29 | Cameroons and Bimbia, Africa; 1862-1863 | |||||||
29 | Ceylon (Sri Lanka); 1858-1863 | |||||||
29 | A. H. Baynes; 1871-1906 | |||||||
30 | Personal Papers | |||||||
30 | West Indies | |||||||
30 | India and Ceylon | |||||||
30 | China | |||||||
31 | Cameroons | |||||||
31 | Congo | |||||||
32 | Congo | |||||||
32 | Papers related to Arthington Fund | |||||||
32 | Letters from Arthington | |||||||
32 | Arthington to various correspondents and copy of Will | |||||||
33 | Correspondence; 1864-1877 | |||||||
33 | Scrap and Student's Notes; 1847-1860 | |||||||
33 | Robert Arthington, letters and other papers about his research into chances of Mission work in Caucausus; 1892-1893 | |||||||
33 | Robert Arthington, Diverse appeals to and miscellaneous missionary papers; 1860-1900 | |||||||
34 | Miscellaneous Correspondence | |||||||
34 | Sutcliff Papers, original letters; 1736-1779 and 1800-1829 | |||||||
34 | Mr. Fawcett, original letters; 1773-1804 | |||||||
34 | Mr. Morris, original letters; 1790-1802 | |||||||
34 | Rev. Edward Steane, D.D., original letters; 1794-1844 | |||||||
34 | Uncatalogued Material--Narrative of proceedings of a General Assembly of Elders, Messengers, and Ministering Brethren of diverse Baptist Churches in England and Walse; 1693 | |||||||
Missionary Journals and Correspondence | ||||||||
Southeast Asia (including India and Ceylon) | ||||||||
35 | William Adam; 1817-1821 | |||||||
35 | Isaac Allen; 1863-1892 | |||||||
35 | Carapiet Chater Aratoon; 1809-1857 | |||||||
35 | S. Bareiro; 1830-1848 | |||||||
35 | John Drew Bate; 1865-1897 | |||||||
35 | R. Bayne; 1837-1840 | |||||||
35 | R. Bion; 1851-1882 | |||||||
35 | James Biss; 1803-1807 | |||||||
35 | Mrs. Hannah Biss; 1803-1844 | |||||||
35 | Ram Bashoo | |||||||
35 | D. P. Broadway; 1857-1892 | |||||||
35 | Daniel Brunsdon; 1798-1801 | |||||||
35 | Lucy Brunsdon; 1829 | |||||||
35 | J. C. DeBruyn; 1812-1817 | |||||||
35 | W. Buckingham; 1827-1831 | |||||||
35 | Eustace Carey; 1811-1824 | |||||||
35 | Felix Carey; 1802-1814 | |||||||
35 | Jabez Carey; 1813-1830 | |||||||
35 | Carey, Marshman, and Ward, combined correspondence; 1799-1827 | |||||||
36 | William Carey, Journal; 1793-1795 | |||||||
36 | William Carey, Bengali Grammar | |||||||
36 | William Carey; 1792-1834 | |||||||
36 | Copies of correspondence involving pioneer missionaries in India, including Carye, Marshman, Ward, and Thomas | |||||||
36 | William Carey, folio containing typescript copies of original letters | |||||||
36 | to Ryland and Sutcliff, held at College Road Chapel, Northampton; 1792-1834 | |||||||
37 | William Carey, Jr.; 1808-1853 | |||||||
37 | Kangalee and other Indian Evangelists (Journals sent by W. Carey, Jr., to his father); 1812-1815 | |||||||
37 | John Chamberlain; 1802-1821 | |||||||
37 | Prem Chand; 1880-1914 | |||||||
37 | James Chater; 1806-1829 | |||||||
37 | W. A. Claxton; 1859-1860 | |||||||
37 | H. G. Emenide St. Dalmas; 1872-1877 | |||||||
37 | Ebenezer Daniel; 1830-1839 | |||||||
37 | Krishnoo Das; 1808-1813 | |||||||
37 | R. J. Ellis; 1860-1877 | |||||||
37 | Bruce Etherington; 1899-1907 | |||||||
37 | Charles Evans; 1819-1826 | |||||||
37 | Thomas Evans; 1854-1885 | |||||||
37 | I. Fernandez; 1804-1830 | |||||||
37 | J. C. Fink; 1821-1856 | |||||||
37 | John Fountain; 1796-1800 | |||||||
37 | Mrs. Ann Grant (Later Mrs. John Chamberlain) | |||||||
37 | William Grant; 1799 | |||||||
37 | J. G. Gregson; 1858-1879 | |||||||
37 | J. Harle; 1821-1822 | |||||||
38 | W. A. Hobbs; 1858-1876 | |||||||
38 | W. R. James; 1877-1910 | |||||||
38 | John Johannes; 1820-1864 | |||||||
38 | William Johns; 1810-1813 | |||||||
38 | Daniel Jones; 1874-1908 | |||||||
38 | Adoniram Judson; 1814 | |||||||
38 | George Kerry; 1856-1897 | |||||||
38 | William Kirkpatrick; 1824-1829 | |||||||
38 | Gungga Narayan Lal | |||||||
38 | John Lawson; 1810-1825 | |||||||
38 | Dr. John Leechman; 1832-1837 | |||||||
38 | Owen Leonard; 1812-1848 | |||||||
38 | C. B. Lewis; 1845-1878 | |||||||
38 | Alexander Burgh Lish; 1832-1852 | |||||||
38 | Arthur Long; 1893-1909 | |||||||
38 | John Mack; 1821-1845 | |||||||
38 | L. Mackintosh; 1812-1858 | |||||||
38 | Richard Mardon; 1803-1812 | |||||||
38 | John Clarke Marshman; 1833-1877 | |||||||
39 | Joshua and Hannah Marshman; 1799-1837 | |||||||
40 | T. Martin; 1853-1897 | |||||||
40 | K. Mohant; 1845-1864 | |||||||
40 | Francis De Monte; 1833-1859 | |||||||
40 | William Moore; 1803-1844 | |||||||
40 | John Chamberlain Page; 1841-1876 | |||||||
41 | Krishna Pal | |||||||
41 | J. Parry; 1832-1858 | |||||||
41 | John and Amelia Parsons; 1840-1869 | |||||||
41 | Henry Peacock; 1810-1820 | |||||||
41 | George Pearce; 1826-1874 | |||||||
41 | J. Peggs; 1821-1850 | |||||||
41 | James Penney; 1816-1839 | |||||||
41 | John Peter; 1809-1820 | |||||||
41 | Robert Robinson; 1853-1901 | |||||||
41 | William Robinson; 1806-1853 | |||||||
41 | G. H. Rouse; 1860-1908 | |||||||
42 | Joshua Rowe; 1803-1824 | |||||||
42 | John Sale; 1848-1875 | |||||||
42 | Goolzar Shah; 1871-1886 | |||||||
42 | Singh Petumber | |||||||
42 | John Sircar; 1833-1898 | |||||||
42 | James Smith; 1852-1898 | |||||||
42 | W. Smith; 1813-1859 | |||||||
42 | H. Smylie; 1829-1855 | |||||||
42 | Robert Spurgeon; 1873-1909 | |||||||
42 | W. B. Symes; 1838-1839 | |||||||
42 | James Thomas; 1826-1858 | |||||||
43 | Dr. John Thomas; 1792-1801 | |||||||
43 | William Thomas; 1813-1870 | |||||||
43 | J. T. Thompson; 1812-1850 | |||||||
43 | J. Trafford; 1853-1879 | |||||||
43 | Thomas Trowt; 1814-1816 | |||||||
43 | Frederick D. Waldock; 1862-1898 | |||||||
43 | Nathaniel Ward; 1821-1826 | |||||||
43 | William Ward | |||||||
44 | Correspondence and Diaries; 1798-1823 | |||||||
45 | Transcripts of Diaries; 1799-1811 | |||||||
45 | John Wenger; 1839-1880 | |||||||
46 | Correspondence | |||||||
47 | Correspondence, some in French and German | |||||||
48 | Letters, Autobiography, and Journals | |||||||
49 | Miscellaneous Sermons and Addresses, Lecture Notes | |||||||
50 | Lecture Notes, Printed Material | |||||||
50 | J. Williams; 1859-1880 | |||||||
50 | R. Williams; 1839-1859 | |||||||
50 | William Yates; 1814-1839 | |||||||
50 | India: Women Missionaries (not included elsewhere) | |||||||
50 | Mrs. Mary Ellis (Widow of R. J. Ellis); 1865-1911 | |||||||
50 | Mrs. Ellen Etherington; 1862-1884 | |||||||
50 | India--Serampore | |||||||
51 | Uncatalogued letters and papers; 1779-1897 | |||||||
51 | Papers relating to Serampore College; 1822-1891 | |||||||
51 | Miscellaneous notes on various matters including account of moneys subscribed for oriental translations; 1792-1835 | |||||||
51 | Statement relative to administration of funds entrusted to Serampore missionaries; 1820 | |||||||
52 | Circular letters; 1807-1815 | |||||||
52 | Serampore Pamphlets; 1813-1830 | |||||||
53 | Serampore Pamphlets; 1813-1836 | |||||||
53 | Periodical accounts; 1827-1833 | |||||||
53 | Serampore College Reports; 1828-1834 | |||||||
53 | Serampore Controversy | |||||||
53 | Comprehensive volume of papers; 1826-1838 | |||||||
54 | Letter to J. B. Wilson, Treasurer of BMS; 1828 | |||||||
54 | Supplement to the vindication of the Calcutta Baptist Missionaries; 1831 | |||||||
54 | BMS Committee Papers on Serampore matters; 1827-1831 | |||||||
54 | Public address by Robert Hall on renewal of East India Company Charter; 1813 | |||||||
54 | Letter from Dr. Marshman to Rev. Dr. Steadman; 1830 | |||||||
54 | Papers on the question recently agitated in the BMS relative to Serampore; 1828 | |||||||
54 | Miscellaneous articles about the efficacy of Missions and about various translations | |||||||
54 | China | |||||||
55 | Miss Beckinsale; 1898-1913 | |||||||
55 | H. Dixon; 1880-1900 | |||||||
55 | Dr. George K. Edwards; 1914-1919 | |||||||
55 | G. B. Farthing; 1886-1900 | |||||||
55 | Francis James; 1882-1892 | |||||||
55 | Dr. Herbert S. Jenkins; 1904-1913 | |||||||
55 | A. G. Jones; 1876-1905 | |||||||
56 | A. G. Jones; 1876-1905 (continued) | |||||||
56 | E. F. Kindon; 1864-1867 | |||||||
56 | R. F. Laughton; 1862-1870 | |||||||
56 | Miss M. Lewis; 1912-1914 | |||||||
56 | Timothy Richard | |||||||
57 | 1869-1914 | |||||||
58 | Family correspondence; 1869-1914 | |||||||
59 | Family correspondence; 1869-1914 (continued) | |||||||
59 | Diaries; 1888-1903 | |||||||
60 | Diaries; 1888-1903 (continued) | |||||||
West Indies | ||||||||
Jamaica | ||||||||
61 | Thomas F. Abbott; 1831-1847 | |||||||
61 | James Coultart; 1817-1836 | |||||||
61 | Walter Dendy; 1831-1881 | |||||||
61 | David J. East; 1851-1892 | |||||||
61 | George P. Evans; 1843-1848 | |||||||
61 | Thomas Hands; 1842-1852 | |||||||
61 | Edward Hewett; 1842-1883 | |||||||
61 | James Hume; 1843-1865 | |||||||
61 | Thomas Knibb; 1821-1824 | |||||||
61 | William Knibb; 1824-1845 (biography, journals, letters) | |||||||
61 | Benjamin Millard; 1840-1872 | |||||||
61 | Samuel Oughton; 1836-1866 | |||||||
62 | J. M. Phillippo; 1819-1879 (autobiography, letters, legal opinions) | |||||||
62 | James Reid; 1836-1879 | |||||||
62 | George Rouse; 1839-1849 | |||||||
62 | John Rowe; 1813-1816 | |||||||
62 | William Teall; 1843-1890 | |||||||
62 | Joshua Tinson; 1822-1850 | |||||||
62 | James H. Wood; 1842-1848 | |||||||
63 | British Honduras | |||||||
63 | Joseph Bourne; 1822-1834 | |||||||
63 | J. P. buttfield; 1844-1848 | |||||||
63 | Alexander Henderson; 1835-1846 | |||||||
63 | John Kingdon; 1831-1850 | |||||||
63 | Bahama Islands | |||||||
63 | J. Burton; 1827-1838 | |||||||
63 | H. Capern; 1840-1857 | |||||||
63 | J. Davey; 1855-1878 | |||||||
63 | W. Littlewood; 1841-1878 | |||||||
63 | Trinidad | |||||||
63 | W. H. Gamble; 1856-1888 | |||||||
63 | J. Law; 1845-1870 | |||||||
63 | W. Williams; 1874-1894 | |||||||
63 | Dominican Republic | |||||||
63 | Richard E. Gammon; 1875-1903 | |||||||
63 | Isaac Pegg; 1869-1872 | |||||||
63 | Haiti | |||||||
63 | Francis Cajou | |||||||
63 | Madame L. J. Cajou | |||||||
63 | V. R. Domond | |||||||
63 | Alexander Von Papengouth; 1879-1888 | |||||||
64 | Miscellaneous uncatalogued correspondence | |||||||
64 | Daniel Wilshere; 1878-1892 | |||||||
65 | Daniel Wilshere; 1878-1892 (continued) | |||||||
66 | Daniel Wilshere; 1878-1892 (continued) | |||||||
67 | Statistics and Printed Matter | |||||||
67 | Deeds and Documents relative to Trusteeships; 1800-1854 | |||||||
67 | Copies of extracts of letters from BMS missionaries | |||||||
67 | Miscellaneous reports, deputations to Jamaica; 1838-1901 | |||||||
67 | Jamaica Almanack; 1826 and 1840 | |||||||
67 | Miscellaneous Publications | |||||||
68 | 1830-1867 | |||||||
69 | 1833-1877 | |||||||
70 | 1841-1920 | |||||||
70 | West Africa | |||||||
70 | Sierra Leone | |||||||
71 | James Rodway; 1795-1796 | |||||||
71 | The Cameroons and Fernando Po | |||||||
71 | John Clarke; 1829-1852 (letters and journals) | |||||||
71 | Carrie Comber; 1880-1885 | |||||||
71 | Joseph Diboll; 1854-1865 | |||||||
72 | J. J. Fuller; 1850-1888 | |||||||
72 | Alexander Innes; 1858-1860 | |||||||
72 | Joseph Merrick; 1843-1849 | |||||||
72 | Francis Pinnock; 1857-1879 | |||||||
72 | Dr. George Prince; 1840-1848 | |||||||
72 | Alfred Saker; 1843-1877 | |||||||
72 | Samuel Silvey; 1882-1889 | |||||||
72 | Robert Smith; 1860-1876 | |||||||
73 | George Thomson, a businessman who worked with the mission; 1867-1878 | |||||||
74 | George Thomson (continued) | |||||||
74 | Q. W. Thomson (miscellaneous account books) | |||||||
74 | Miscellaneous Cameroons papers | |||||||
74 | Letters about Spanish occupation of Fernando Po | |||||||
74 | Congo (Zaire) and Angola | |||||||
74 | Dr. William Holman Bentley; 1879-1905 | |||||||
75 | Diaries | |||||||
76 | Correspondence with A. H. Baynes, others | |||||||
77 | Autobiography, log books, manuscript of Kixi Congo bocabulary, personal papers, and sketch books | |||||||
78 | John E. Biggs; 1885-1887 | |||||||
78 | Rev. J. S. Bowskill; 1913-1914 (papers about the rising in the Purtuguese Congo) | |||||||
78 | P. C. Comber; 1885-1892 | |||||||
78 | T. J. Comber; 1875-1887 | |||||||
78 | William Douglas | |||||||
78 | George Grenfell; 1874-1906 | |||||||
79 | Letter books; 1881-1888 | |||||||
80 | Letter books; 1888-1896 | |||||||
81 | Letter books; 1896-1896 | |||||||
82 | Letter books; 1897-1906 | |||||||
83 | Letters to A. H. Baynes; 1875-1905 | |||||||
84 | Letters to A. H. Baynes; 1896-1905 | |||||||
85 | Miscellaneous letters, financial, and legal papers | |||||||
85 | Financial and legal papers | |||||||
85 | Correspondence about Lunda Expedition | |||||||
85 | Survey Books; 1885-1892 | |||||||
86 | Survey books of Lunda Expedition; 1891-1905 | |||||||
86 | John Hartland; 1878-1883 | |||||||
87 | Letters and letter books | |||||||
88 | Letters to his family | |||||||
89 | M. Richards | |||||||
89 | Albert E. Scrivener; 1886-1916 | |||||||
89 | Cassie Silvey; 1887-1893 | |||||||
89 | Walter H. Stapleton; 1889-1906 | |||||||
89 | Albert E. Wherret | |||||||
89 | W. H. White; 1889-1897 | |||||||
89 | Uncatalogued letters and papers; 1882-1904 | |||||||
89 | Correspondence on Congo Polygamy; 1898-1900 | |||||||
89 | Europe | |||||||
90 | France | |||||||
90 | V. E. Bouhon; 1863-1886 | |||||||
90 | I. Jenkins; ca. 1868 | |||||||
90 | Norway | |||||||
90 | G. Hubert; 1863-1884 | |||||||
90 | F. Sjodahl; ca. 1880 | |||||||
90 | Miscellaneous papers and documents | |||||||
90 | Italy | |||||||
90 | James Wall; 1876-1902 | |||||||
90 | Mrs. J. Wall; 1888-1906 | |||||||
90 | W. K. Landels; 1879-1916 | |||||||
90 | John Landels; 1879 | |||||||
90 | Robert Walker; 1909-1900 | |||||||
90 | E. Shaw; 1909 | |||||||
90 | W. Shipley; 1909-1912 | |||||||
90 | J. Campbell Wall; 1916-1925 | |||||||
90 | Mrs. Lecoat; 1879 | |||||||
90 | Rev. Dr. George B. Taylor; 1908-1900 | |||||||
90 | P. E. Jahier; 1879 | |||||||
90 | Miscellaneous papers and documents |