Return to Shelburne After Fire Devastation
A narrator recalls returning to Shelburne at great risk to secure safety for families as the town faced destruction. Lungs injured by travel through fire, concerns rise for distressed residents lacking crops to endure the Nova Scotia winter. Funds are needed, with 400 to be drawn from the General Treasurers to furnish the preacher and support the household through winter.
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Shelburne
Nova Scotia
Halfax
Missionary Struggles in Newfoundland’s Outlying Bays
From a July 1818 letter to the Committee, Ellis details urgent need for itinerant ministry in Newfoundland. Isolated coves lack regular preaching, travel peril by land or water, English Harbour near Bonavista shows growing Protestant support, and Ivi maye reads prayers with growing influence.
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Ellis
Trinity Bay
English Harbour
Ivimey
Bonavista
English
Bonaventure