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| − | Commended [[Margaret Hankey Tharp|Margaret Hankey]], originally from England then Nova Scotia, in 1904 to China where she married Edwin James Tharp. | + | Commended [[Margaret Hankey Tharp|Margaret Hankey]], originally from England then Nova Scotia, in 1904 to China where she married Edwin James Tharp. The Gospel Hall was in Chicago. |
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| + | It's worth noting that in 1909 the Pacific Garden Mission was also on Van Buren Street. | ||
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| + | * "Brief Sketches of Laborers in the "Regions Beyond" From United States and Canada", 1937, compiled by Chicago Missionary Study Class | ||
Latest revision as of 09:28, 23 May 2019
Commended Margaret Hankey, originally from England then Nova Scotia, in 1904 to China where she married Edwin James Tharp. The Gospel Hall was in Chicago.
It's worth noting that in 1909 the Pacific Garden Mission was also on Van Buren Street.
Sources
- "Brief Sketches of Laborers in the "Regions Beyond" From United States and Canada", 1937, compiled by Chicago Missionary Study Class
