Adger, John B. (John Bailey), 1810-1899
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PCUS minister and professor at Columbia Theological Seminary.
South Carolina resident; professor at Theological Seminary, Columbia, S.C.
John Bailey Adger was born in Charleston, South Carolina and was a Presbyterian minister, a missionary to Turkey, and a professor at Columbia Theological Seminary (S.C.). He was the son of James Adger (1777-1858), a wealthy Charleston merchant. John Bailey Adger married Elizabeth Keith Shrewsbury in June 1834. In August 1834 they sailed from Boston, Massachusetts to Smyrna as missionaries.
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