Attempt to erect a house in Quebec message
An undated letter from Samuel Coate relates plans to erect a house in Quebec, notes family illness including the death of his young son last winter, and expresses warm respect and a request for news of the recipient and family. He signs as an affectionate friend and brother.
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Quebec
Samuel Coate
Missionary report from Trinidad to the Committee in 1809
Mr Tarzoys writes from Port of Spain detailing a £209 loan, reports fifty one believers with more joining, and describes a love feast with perceived divine power. He notes an independent preacher, a funded house purchase, planned enlargement, and subscription income of about £235. He plans carpenters, discusses rent, and seeks guidance on future postings, expressing longing for St Vincent’s and urging a missionary to relieve him.
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Christ
Frinidad
St. Vincent's
Clay
Letter from Mr Tantovys to Rev Dr Coe in 1810
A fragment of correspondence from Port of Spain dated January 6 1810 to the Rev Dr Coe replying to a kind London letter dated November 14. The writer notes a vessel expected to sail for London and mentions the society’s joy at the writer remaining with them. The text references 57 members and conveys a sense of ongoing affiliation.
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Tantovys
Coe
Port of Spain
Trinidad
London
York