Peace pledge from Eleven Chiefs in Magara 1801
An ancient token of peace and friendship dated August 29 and 31, 1801, signed by eleven chiefs and warriors in Magara expressing hope for ongoing Gospel preaching and enduring friendship as long as the sun shines and trees grow.
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Magara
West Kent and East Kent Brethren Associations meeting notes
The half yearly Brethren meetings in West and East Kent were held at Maidstone and Ashford, with sermons by John Stanger junior, Podmore, and others. Future gatherings are planned for Maidstone, Dover, and additional preaching assignments noted. A proposal was urged for a Benevolent Society plan to aid needy widows and orphans of Protestant Dissenting Ministers across counties, detailing subscription, benefaction, and annual collection methods.
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West Kent
The
Maidstone
John Stanger
Podmore
Tunbridge
Mess
Arnold, Beaufoy
Fowler
Slatterie
Gooding
Kent
Rogers
East Kent
Ashford
Newman
John iii
George Townsend
Cramp
Dover
Gurteen
Canterbury
Atkinson
Margate
Church of
Devon
Allen’s
Exeter
Messrs. Warder
Ottery
Mends
Plymouth
Evans
Appledore
W. Rooker
Tavistock
Lavington
Biddeford
Taprell
Barnstaple
Winton
Exmouth
Mr. Jones
Plymouth-dock
Messrs. Cracknell
Weymouth
Denner
Totness
Mr. Gibbons
Honiton
LuFroxy
Norfolk
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