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Trinity/MAYOR/D contains:
D1 Henry Bickersteth
D2 John Bickersteth
D3 Henrietta Bickersteth
D4 Edward Bickersteth
D5 Robert Bickersteth
D6 Mary Anna Cooper
D7 John Cooper
D8 Edward Henry Bickersteth
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Papers of the Mayor and related families

Title John Cooper
Reference D7
Covering Dates 1818–1849
Extent and Medium 19 docs
Index Terms
Cooper, John (fl 1818-1849) churchman
Mayor, Robert (1791-1846) CMS missionary
Mayor, Charlotte (d 1870) wife of Robert Mayor
Trinity/MAYOR/D7 contains:
1 Robert and Charlotte Mayor to JC. religion at a low ebb in Cape Town, there are few servants that are not slaves, the governor's proposals that all children should receive education from the age of 6 to 12 received much opposition, a local chaplain has requested that a mission be set up, visit to the Moravians at Groenenkloef: Cape Town.
1 doc.
26 Apr 1818
2 Robert Mayor to JC. birth of Robert Bickersteth Mayor, finds it best residing in a native village, would like more pictures of English life and customs to instruct the natives, has spent much time superintending the building of a house, has received a grant for the erection of a church, would welcome William Birds if he came to Ceylon.
1 doc.
19 Jan 1820
3 Robert Mayor to JC. condolences on deaths of two of JC's children, Baddegama much more healthy than Galle, wages of local labourers, diet of locals, nature of their religious ceremonies: Galle.
1 doc.
4 Nov 1820
4 Robert Mayor to JC. congratulated JC on [his ordination], Mr Lambrick moved to Cotta but feels it his duty to return to Kandy when allowed, has seen few examples of real conversion in Ceylon, the local schoolmasters are all Buddhists: Galle.
1 doc.
9 Dec 1822
5 Robert Mayor to JC. the ship on which RM and family are travelling home is the subject of lawsuits and detained at Cape Town, birth of Joseph B Mayor, suspects a country curacy to be a fitting post in his current health, offers to help JC preach to the colliers: Cape Town.
1 doc.
24 Oct 1828
6 Robert and Charlotte Mayor to JC and Mary Anna Cooper. parish of Great Harborough small, unable to take on a large cure due to his state of health, would like to see JC appointed to a parish: Great Harborough.
1 doc.
19 Jan 1831
7 Robert Mayor to JC. mischievous publication of Mr Beverley harming the church, agitation in the Bible Society, offer to RM of the curacy of Stoke: Great Harborough.
1 doc.
3 Jun 1831
8 Robert Mayor to JC. encourages JC to visit Harborough, Edward [Bickersteth]'s gloomy opinion of public affairs, death of Jane Mayor: Great Harborough.
1 doc.
29 Dec 1831
9 Robert Mayor to JC. RM's reaction to the offer of the living of Abthorpe, his preference for Burslem: Great Harborough.
1 doc.
24 Mar 1832
10 Robert Mayor to JC. move to Coppenhall: Coppenhall.
1 doc.
c1834
11 Robert Mayor to JC. last illness of Henry B Mayor.
1 doc.
26 Nov 1834
12 Robert Mayor to JC , torn. death of Henry B Mayor: Coppenhall.
1 doc.
27 Nov 1834
13 CharlotteMayor to JC , fragment. natives attend services in the church more regularly than when they worshipped in the school, Robert Mayor has operated on the local high priest for cataracts.
1 doc.
Jun 1824
14 Charlotte Mayor to JC. Edward Bickersteth working on a pamphlet on prophesy.
1 doc.
2 Apr [post 1834]
15 Charlotte Mayor to JC. congratulations on the marriage of Charlotte Cooper.
1 doc.
n.d.
16 Charlotte Mayor to JC. illness of Mary Anna Cooper, Robert B Mayor to look at houses in Worcester.
1 doc.
c1846
17 Charlotte Mayor to JC and Mary Anna Cooper. houses near Liverpool too expensive to rent, scarlet fever rife at Acton, [John] Eyton's manuscripts.
1 doc.
c1846
18 Charlotte Mayor to JC. settling at Kenilworth, JC helping CM to conclude business at Acton, headstones.
1 doc.
1847
19 copy letter from Charlotte Mayor to JC. condolence on the death of JC's daughter .
1 doc.
post 1849

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