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- Dawson, Jessie, P3
Letter dated August 8, 1913 by Jessie K. Dawson, Page 3 - Dawson, Jessie, P4
Letter dated August 8, 1913 by Jessie K. Dawson, Page 4 - Dawson, Jessie
Jane (Jessie) Scott Dawson, twin sister of Sarah Dawson Magowan. Sister Worker. - Dawson, Sara Magowan
Sara Kerr Dawson Magowan, first wife of Alfred Magowan. Married in Indiana in 1917. Died May 30, 1934, age of 52. No 1913 testimonial letter found written by Sara. - Dawson, Sara P1
Letter dated August 18, 1913 by Sara K. Dawson, page 1. - Dawson, Sara P2
Letter dated August 18, 1913 by Sara K. Dawson, page 2 - Dawson, Sara P3
Letter dated August 18, 1913 by Sara K. Dawson, page 3. - Grave- Harriett Magowan
Magowan, Harriett Tombstone. 1882-1936. Killed in collision with a train along with companion and friend. - Harriett Magowan
Harriett Isabella Magowan, sister of Alfred. - Harriett Magowan
Harriett Magowan, from Ireland, sister to Alfred. (1882-1936). Sister Worker. Preached in Illinois. Killed in collision with a train. Photo about 1930 - Hymnbook by Alfred Magowan
A.M. compiled a hymnbook titled "Memorial Hymn Book" at the suggestion of Edward Cooney. It was never used by the 2x2s, and some were advised to burn it. He dedicated it to his wife Sarah (Dawson) Magowan who died May 30, 1934, aged 52. - Isobel Magowan
Second wife of Alfred Magowan - Marks of the Elect, p1
Page 1 of "Some Marks of the True People. The Elect"; by Alfred Magowan. A revised version was found in Geo. Walkers possessions after his death and has often been attributed to GW. - Marks of the Elect
Cover page of "Some Marks of the True People. The Elect"; by Alfred Magowan. A revised version was found in Geo. Walkers possessions after his death and has often been attributed to GW. - Outline of a Peculiar People, p1
Page 1 of "Outline of the History of a Peculiar People from 1900-1931." A play written by Alfred Magowan which gives a peek of how it was in the Early Days. - Outline of a Peculiar People
Cover Page of "Outline of the History of a Peculiar People from 1900-1931." Dialogue in a fictional play inspired by real events written by Early Worker Alfred Magowan (1883–1960) Read on website TellingTheTruth.info>Publications - Outline of Peculiar People-Names
John Long's List of Names to go with Abbreviations in Alfred Magowan's "Outline of Peculiar People." Reads: J.K.= Joe Kerr; E.C.= Ed Cooney; W.I.= Wm. Irvine; J.L.= J Long; J.W.= J.Wesley; John's English friend= J. Goodall; 1st Visitor= Alf Magowan; 2nd Visitor= Sam King; Overseers: Geo Walker, E. Weir, J. Kelly, Albert Quinn, Wm Gill, Jack & Bill Carroll; Eccentric: Ed Cooney; - Testimony of a Witness p1
Page 1 of Testimony of a Witness for the Defense, Jan. 13, 1956. Alfred Magowan's response to Doug Parker's, tract "A Spiritual Fraud Exposed," which was widely distributed to workers and friends worldwide in 1954. - Testimony of a Witness
Cover page of Testimony of a Witness for the Defense, Jan. 13, 1956. Alfred Magowan's response to Doug Parker's, tract "A Spiritual Fraud Exposed," which was widely distributed to workers and friends worldwide in 1954. - Allen, Jean
Jean Allen and Daphne Martin. Taken on 1961 visit to England. Pioneered South Africa in 1906 with a few others. - Barbour, Robert, Archie Turner, Nelson Retchford
Barbour, Robt Archie Turner, Nelson Retchford. Robert Barbour from New Zealand, began as Overseer of South Australia in 1946. Archie Turner pioneered Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland in 1928, labored in Canada; Overseer of Queensland Australia 1959-1971 and Overseer of Scotland 1971. Nelson Retchford from South Australia entered work in 1924, preached mostly in India and SA. He was one of pioneers to Burma (Myanmar) and he died in 1989. - Benton Arthur (Group)
Arthur Benton pioneered Louisiana with Ira Hamilton in 1922 - Benton, Arthur( Group 2)
Arthur Benton with Ira Hamilton pioneered State of Louisiana in 1922. - Jardine Brothers
The three Jardine Brothers came from Lanarkshire, Scotland and all of them were workers. James (1884-1969), Walter (1890-1970), Nichol (1883-1954). James pioneered Switzerland and Germany. Taken Dec., 1944 in Minnesota USA. When Nicol Jardine died, there were about 1,340 people present and 220 cars in the funeral procession. - McAllister, Willie & wife
The first workers to go to Prince Edward Island in 1907 were Willie McAllister (in photo) from England and Willie Snedden from Scotland. Willie McAllister left the work and married Rebecca Ruth Allingham. - McClure, Dick (1911)
Richard (Dick) McClure, 1911. Dick McClure Pioneered Sydney, Australia with John Hardie. - Mitchell, Alec 1955
1955 Alec Mitchell Alec Mitchell and Jack Trigg were the first workers to go to Sri Lanka (then known as Ceylon) in 1927. - Moodie, Mary
Mary Moodie went to pioneer South Africa in 1906 with a number of other workers. - Murray, Lewis 2
Lewis Murray suffered considerably for his choice to refuse to carry a gun in US military service in World War I. In 1919. After he was discharged from the service, he became a worker, and in 1933, he and Dan Leighty were the first to go preach in Mexico. Read his story: http://www.tellingthetruth.info/founder_book/20wmibook.php#LewisMurray - Pripp, Rasmus
Rasmus Pripp was a Pioneer to Denmark - Punke, Em & Ernst Reimann
Em Punke and Ernst Reiman Em Punke arrived in Germany in 1924-25. His first companion was Ernst Reimann. Ern Punke professed in 1913 and started in the Work in 1919. After five years in SA went to Germany with Olga Hasting and Frieda Schmidt in 1924. He spent several years prior to WW2 in Austria, then during the War (1939-1945) preached in Switzerland. He had difficulty getting permission to visit Australia after the War and returned to Austria. He married Finny who went into the Work with him. They spent several years in SA during the 1950s and returned to Germany in 1959 where Ern died in 1964. - Reid, Wilson 2
Wilson Reid Wilson Reid was born in 1881 and grew up at Carnteel, Co. Tyrone, Ireland. He was in the group of 8 workers who went in 1905 to South Africa to pioneer that country. He was overseer of both Ireland and Africa simultaneously for some years, moving between the two places. - Reid, Wilson
Wilson Reid & Fred Alder 1931. Wilson Reid was born in 1881 and grew up at Carnteel, Co. Tyrone, Ireland. He was in the group of 8 workers who went in 1905 to South Africa to pioneer that country. He was overseer of both Ireland and Africa simultaneously for some years, moving between the two places - Schmidt, Frieda
Freida Schmidt Between 1924 and 1925, Frieda Schmidt & Olga Hastings arrived in Germany. Frieda was from Australia, Schmidts being one of the 1910 Bethel Mission families. - Smeenk, Willie
Willie Smeenk Willie Smeenk was from Iowa, USA, but originally from Holland. He with Frank van der Merwe were the first brother workers to go to Holland/Netherlands - Snedden, Willie & Willie Hunter
Willie Snedden & Willie Hunter William Snedden was from Scotland and entered the work in 1905. He and William McAllister pioneered Prince Edward Island, Canada in 1907. He died Dec. 24, 1925 in Moneague, Jamaica, aged 41 - South America Pioneers 1919
South American Pioneers They arrived in Buenos Aires on Dec. 19, 1919, after 28 days on a boat from New York. Jack Jackson was from Ireland but had been working in North America for a number of years, Glenn Smith [Nebraska], Herbert Vitzthum [Minnesota] Maurice Hawkins from Maryland] - Stuhr, Anna & Daisy Fee
Anna Stuhr and Daisy Fee. Anna pioneered Switzerland. - Stuhr, Anna with Santo Gibilisco, 1948
Anna Stuhr with Santo Gibilisco, one of the friends. Taken in 1948 near Basle Switzerland. Anna was a pioneer to Switzerland. - Taylor, Emily & Lottie Wix
Lottie Wix and her brother George from New Zealand, along with Katie Hay from Canada and Eddie Schaer (born in Switzerland and emigrated to America) pioneered Switzerland after World War I.