Annie Elizabeth Ffrench
Annie Elizabeth Ffrench was a missionary who served with the London Missionary Society in the South Seas Field in Samoa. She was appointed in 1897 and her missionary service ended in 1904. The London Missionary Society was a Protestant, interdenominational society although it was principally congregationalist. It was renamed the Congregational Council for World Mission in 1966; and from 1980 it has been known as the Council for World Mission.
Reference: Norman Goodall, A History of the London Missionary Society (Oxford University Press, 1954).
From the guide to the Letters of Annie Elizabeth Ffrench, 1897-1901, (University of Birmingham Information Services, Special Collections Department)
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