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The Young John Allen Papers

Category: Early Missionary Experience, 1859-1967

[Letter from Young John Allen to his (adoptive) mother, Nancy Hutchins, October 7, 1867]

Posted on: October 7, 1867 Last updated on: October 7, 1867 Written by: sepalme Comments: 0
Shanghai ChinaOct. 7th 1867My own dear…
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[Letter from Young John Allen to Nancy Hutchins]

Posted on: October 4, 1867 Last updated on: October 4, 1867 Written by: sepalme Comments: 0
Shanghai ChinaOct. 7th 1867My own dear Mother, My own dear…
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[Letter from Young John Allen letter to Dr. Lehow, December 7, 1866]

Posted on: December 7, 1866 Last updated on: December 7, 1866 Written by: sepalme Comments: 0
Shanghai ChinaDec. 7 1866 To Dr E.W. Lehow Con. Secty For. Miss Board. Meth. Ep. Chr. South.My dear Bro- “I have just had an application from a Japanese officer and two foreign gentlemen, one an Englishman resident at Hakodadi and the other an…
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[Letter from Young John Allen to Rev Mssrs Hall & Innocent, November 19, 1866]

Posted on: November 19, 1866 Last updated on: November 19, 1866 Written by: sepalme Comments: 0
ShanghaiNov 19th 1866Rev Mssrs Hall & Innocent, At our recent Quarterly Mission meeting, a resolution to invite the return of our native brother Hu (Wu) Ung Ti, who has been for some time an assistant in your mission, to be stationed…
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[Letter from Young John Allen to Dr. Thomas, November 19, 1866]

Posted on: November 19, 1866 Last updated on: November 19, 1866 Written by: sepalme Comments: 0
CopyShanghai ChinaNov 19th 1866 My dear Dr. Thomas, In a letter to Dr. E H Myers dated August 28th 1866, I notified my intention to forward at an early date some relics and specimens of Chinese Art & Literature as a contribution to the…
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[Letter from Young John Allen to Dr. Myers, August 27, 1866]

Posted on: August 27, 1866 Last updated on: August 27, 1866 Written by: sepalme Comments: 0
Shanghai Aug. 27 1866 My dear Dr. Myers In a previous letter I promised you some particulars as to mission work in China- Since founding that then we have received a communication from Dr. Lehow, the Secty of the Board of Missions …
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[Letter from Young John Allen to Brother Yates, July 25, 1866]

Posted on: July 25, 1866 Last updated on: July 25, 1866 Written by: sepalme Comments: 0
My dear Bro. Yates, Your Proposition at once so simple and comprehensive and (so analogous in) the terms suggested so analogous to those used in our own vernacular, meeting alike the wants of the Press and the Pulpit, and harmonizing, or compromising, without…
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[Statement of mission finances compiled by Young John Allen, July 20, 1866]

Posted on: July 20, 1866 Last updated on: July 20, 1866 Written by: sepalme Comments: 0
Enclosed I send you a full statement of the Mission finances, including all all monies borrowed for which the mission is liable- Exclusive of the Bible and Tract funds which Bro Cunningham transferred to the Girl , Miss account in…
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[Letter from Young John Allen to Dr. McFerrin, July 19, 1866]

Posted on: July 19, 1866 Last updated on: July 19, 1866 Written by: sepalme Comments: 0
Shanghai China July 19 1866 My dear Dr. McFerrin “The China Mission still lives,” said the College of venerable Bishops in their recent address to the Genl. Conference, “and we recommend it to your fostering care.” Those thrilling words have reached us freighted with…
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[Letter from Wright M. Carter to Young J. and Mellie Allen]

Posted on: May 6, 1861 Last updated on: May 6, 1861 Written by: sepalme Comments: 0
Barnesville, Pike Co. Geo Southern ConfederacyMay 6th, 1861My Very Dear Cousins in China, Although it is doubtful whether you ever get this or not, I will take the chance and start it. Since I wrote you before our country has been in a perfect…
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