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by Bob Williston.
Published in 2008 by Xlibris Corp.
ISBN: 978-1-4363-3612...")
Williston- "The Unworthy Servant" square
'The Unworthy Servant' by Bob Williston. Published in 2008 by Xlibris Corp. ISBN: 978-1-4363-3612-3 (Hardcover). ISBN: 978-1-4363-3611-6 (Softcover)
Wix Alice & George 1919
Alice & George Wix were siblings from the South Island, Australia who professed in 1908. Four Wix siblings went out to preach: Mabel, George, Lottie and Alice. Alice Wix from South Island went in the work in 1914. George started in the Work in 1911, went to NSW in 1916, to the USA in 1920, to Germany in 1925. In 1927 George was one of the pioneers in Switzerland and he continued there until his death in 1956. New Zealand.: “The FIRST convention we went to was held in Harper Street, Sydenham, Christchurch, 70 people were there. It was the only convention in N.Z… Jack Craig went out from that convention to preach… The next preacher who came along was, H. McNeary and in 1908 he worked a mission out at Purakanui just out of Dunedin; he and Jim McLeod had about 40 to profess. Quite a number went out to preach, among them being the Wix familly and 4 siblings went out to preach the Gospel…”
Wix, Alice
Alice was from the South Island and professed in 1908; she went in the work in 1914. She was one of four Wix siblings who went out to preach: Mabel, George, Lottie and Alice.Alice Wix
Wix, George
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.
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Lottie Wix was one of four Wix siblings who went out to preach: Mabel, George, Lottie and Alice.Alice Wix
William & Susan Weir 1875-2 yr aft Wed-300
William & Susan (Tinkler) Weir Photo taken in 1875-2 yr after their wedding
Wm C. Trimble (W.T.C.)
Wm. C. Trimble (W.C.T.), Founder of 'Impartial Reporter' Newspaper The "Impartial Reporter" had many articles regarding the early days of the "Go-Preachers" sect.
Wm Irvine preaching 1911 Conv
1911: Elisabeth Jamieson wrote about Wm Irvine being at Convention in Vancouver: "Mr. I. spoke twice a day and was in fine form. Six young workers launched forth for the first time...Primrose Carroll also went forth. She is the youngest of the Carroll family and is to be May's companion." (Jan. 7, 1911 Letter to Cordia White, Scappose, Oregon USA) Typed copy of letter at: http://www.tellingthetruth.info/workers_early/jamiesons.php#lizzie
Wm Weir family-Dublin2
William Weir Family Photograph 1920 William Caldwell Weir (1848-1931) married Susan (Tinkler) Weir (1852-1923) in March 1873. Both their home & Store were at: 21 Upper Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland. The store is still in operation. The FIRST Sunday meeting in Dublin was held over Weir's Store and remained there until 1959. Eleven Weir Children: 1873: William Frederick Weir 1875: Susan Elizabeth Weir married Samuel Delmedge Douglas Trimble 1876: Rebecca Edith (Edie) Weir entered in the work in 1905 1878: James Irvine Weir in work 1900-1918--one of first 3 workers to pioneer US in 1903; married Mary Elizabeth Lillian Reid 1880: Walter Caldwell married Rose Ann (Mackman) Jackson 1882: Harry Cecil Weir was briefly in work; married (1908) Agnes (Aggie) Josephine Carroll, sister of Bill, Jack, Fannie & May Carroll 1884: Arthur Matchett Weir – did not survive 1886: Gerald Weir married Eva Estelle Stewart 1889: Emma Kathleen Weir married Oswald Mortimer Telfer Clarke 1891: Charles McKelray Weir married Catherine Sloan McNair. Inherited and operated Weirs Store. 1893: Letitia May Weir married Raymond Eugene Harvey. See Weir Family Tree on TTT at: https://tellingthetruth.info/workers_familytree/weir_famtree.php
Wm West v Wilson #1
Case No. 240 - William Henry West v. William Dennis Wilson (Filed January 23, 1911 in England)
Wm West v Wilson & others #2
Case No. 241 - William Henry West v. William Dennis Wilson, James W. Wilson and William M. Allen (Filed January 23, 1911 in England)
Wood, Fred and Sadie
Fred & Sadie Wood with daughters Anne and Joanna. Fred Wood was Edward Cooney's right-hand man. Lived in N. Ireland. Fred sided with Ed Cooney in the 1928 Division and were among Cooney's followers who were excommunicated with him. See Book: "Selected Letters of Fred Wood 1890-1986" by Patricia Roberts.
Wood, Taylor and Leonard Hawkes
Taylor Wood (1912-2008) and Leonard Hawkes Taylor Wood was the general Overseer of Eastern USA. Born Sept. 25, 1912; died Sept. 8, 2008, age 95 years. Taylor succeeded Andrew Abernethy who succeeded George Walker. This position is now held by Barry Barkley. Photo taken in 1959.
Wood, Taylor
Taylor Wood was the general Overseer of Eastern USA. Born Sept. 25, 1912; died Sept. 8, 2008, age 95 years. Taylor succeeded Andrew Abernethy who succeeded George Walker. This position is now held by Barry Barkley. Photo taken in 1999.
Woodside Conv Sisters
Sister Workers at Woodside Convention
Workers in India since 1922 page 1
Workers in India since 1922 page 1
Workers return after 20 years
Bonnie Dahlin, Fred Allen and Phyllis Munn make return visit to Vietnam in 1996.
Wright, Jon & Ruben Mata
Jon Wright & Ruben Mata, 1984. Ruben Mata died in prison in Nov. 2007
Yesterdays of Brome County
'Yesterdays of Brome County' compiled by Clifford W. Smith, The Brome County Historical Society. Published in 1976 by Brome Lake, Knowlton, Quebec, Canada. See Pp 119-120. Out of Print
Young, Willis
Willis Young, Author of "In Vain Do They Worship", 2000
Young- 'In Vain Do They Worship'
"In Vain Do They Worship", 2000 - By Willis Young Out of print; Read on TLC at: http://www.tellingthetruth.info/publications_index/willisyoung1.php
Armstrong Canon
"The Cooneyites" by Rev. Canon Armstrong, Rector of Templederry, Diocese of Killaloe (County Clare, Ireland).
Beattie, Ralph & Rene
Cover of book about Ralph & Rene (nee Amy Constance Irene Lester) Beattie. Married April 2, 1907; professed around 1909.
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